Issue #3: ‘Global boiling’: Can regulations and tech save the world?

This month, we examine skyrocketing global record temperatures – a glaring sign that we are in a climate emergency that requires urgent action.??

As calls for stronger action grow exponentially, we analyse a recent climate disclosure framework that promises to standardise reporting on the private sectors’ impact on the environment.?

We’re also excited to unveil the latest updates to ClearVUE.Zero. Our revolutionary technology promises to deliver an even more comprehensive energy monitoring and carbon accounting experience through enhanced support and efficient, intuitive features.??

Compliance and Climate Updates?

In June and July wildfires ravaged globally, from the Mediterranean to the Americas, causing widespread destruction and loss of life.?

Record-breaking heatwaves devastated communities, as experts warned that we might miss a crucial climate target that can have devastating consequences on our wellbeing. As concern grows, critics have also raised alarms that authorities’ climate plans might not be up to scratch.??

Businesses have woken up to this climate crisis and are taking accountability. A recent study found that 60% of businesses executives are planning ESG disclosures, as hoteliers are trying to grapple with new climate compliance requirements. The consensus is clear: climate compliance can pave the way for action.??

Data is the unsung hero in ensuring this action is authentic. Organisations are calling for data interoperability, which will allow shared access and analysis across borders. It’s an exciting opportunity for a new era: corporate collaboration in the face of crisis.?

Read Our Top 10 Articles This Month?

• Data: The Cornerstone of Clean Energy Transition Read more
• Woefully Inadequate: UK Government’s Leaked Climate Heat Strategy Read more
• Phase Down of Fossil Fuels ‘Inevitable’ – COP28 President Read more
• UK Energy Volatility Exposes Glaring Renewable investment Shortfalls Read more
• UK Climate Plan to Protect People From Rising Temperatures ‘Very Weak’ Read more
• Nearly Three in Five Executives Taking Steps Towards ESG Disclosures Read more
• ISSB Disclosure Can Stop Greenwashing - Australian Corporate Regulator Read more
• Australia Admitted into G7. What’s Next? Read more
• Hotel Executives ‘Worried About CSRD Requirements’: PwC Read more
• Heatwaves Sweep the Globe as Climate Crisis Intensifies Read more

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A New Era of Sustainability Reporting?

Set up in 2021, the International Sustainability Standards Board promised to deliver a framework to standardise environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts.?

The formation of the ISSB is a response to the growing demand for transparency and accountability in how businesses manage and report their impact. With the increasing importance of sustainability in business strategy and investment decisions, the need for a standardised, global approach to sustainability reporting has never been more apparent.?

The ISSB has now unveiled inaugural standards, the IFRS S1 and S2, that are designed with the intention to provide an important baseline sustainability-related disclosures.??

How does this impact your business’ ESG efforts??

Read our in-depth analysis of the ISSB’s efforts in our blog of the month

New and Improved ClearVUE.Zero?

Our revolutionary technology, ClearVUE.Zero, already promises revolutionary energy monitoring and carbon accounting with its combination of hardware and software that measures emissions in real-time.??

We’ve been hard at work to make our product more comprehensive, efficient and intuitive.?

There are several stand-out features, including an enhanced dashboard for customers monitoring multiple sites and additional filtering of data that delivers more in-depth analysis than ever.?

Read more about our updates in our release notes?