Your Ultimate 2024/25
Climate Reporting Checklist

Our Ultimate Climate Reporting Checklist is a comprehensive guide designed to help organizations ensure they are reporting on climate-related information accurately and effectively. It includes essential steps, tools, and expert insights to streamline your climate reporting process.

Climate reporting is crucial for several reasons:

• Transparency and Accountability: It enhances transparency and accountability by providing stakeholders with clear information about a company’s climate strategies, risks, and opportunities.
• Regulatory Compliance: It ensures compliance with mandatory climate-related disclosure rules, such as those set by the SEC and ISSB.
• Investor Confidence: It boosts investor confidence by enabling them to evaluate a company’s resilience to climate-related challenges.
• Reputational Management: It helps maintain social license to operate and avoid reputational damage by disclosing climate-related information.

The checklist covers a range of essential elements, including:

• Key Reporting Metrics: Essential indicators to track and report on climate impact.
• Data Collection Techniques: Best practices for gathering accurate and relevant data.
• Compliance Guidelines: Steps to ensure adherence to current regulations and standards.
• Technology Tools: Recommended software solutions to streamline your reporting process.
• Expert Tips: Insights from industry leaders on enhancing your climate reporting efforts.

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Yes, our Ultimate Climate Reporting Checklist is available for free download. It is designed to help organizations of all sizes improve their climate reporting practices without additional cost.

To ensure compliance with SEC climate disclosure rules:

1. Disclose Material Climate-Related Risks: Detail how you’re incorporating material climate-related risks into your ERM strategy.
2. Report Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG Emissions: Disclose Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions if deemed material.
3. Include Climate Targets and Goals: Reflect climate targets and goals in your financial reporting.
4. Provide Financial Statement Disclosures: Include climate-related disclosures in a note to your audited financial statements.

By following these steps and using our Ultimate Climate Reporting Checklist, you can ensure that your organization is well-prepared to meet the evolving demands of climate-related reporting. Download your free checklist now and stay ahead in climate solutions.