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In the United States, state legislators and federal regulators have proposed climate disclosure policies that will impact thousands of companies of various sizes. Learn more about the proposed regulations and legislation affecting carbon accounting and reporting in the United States.

In Canada, state legislators and federal regulators have proposed climate disclosure policies that will impact thousands of companies of various sizes. Learn more about the proposed regulations and legislation affecting carbon accounting and reporting in Canada.

In the United Kingdom (U.K.), regulators and government agencies have proposed climate and ESG disclosure policies that will impact reporting for companies of various sizes and industries. Learn more about the proposed regulation and policies affecting carbon accounting in the U.K.

In the European Union (EU), legislators, regulators and standard-setters have proposed climate and ESG disclosure policies that will impact reporting for companies of various sizes and industries. Learn more about the enacted and proposed regulation and legislation affecting carbon accounting in the EU.

In Singapore, financial regulators and the Singapore Exchange have proposed climate and ESG disclosure policies that will impact reporting for companies of various sizes and industries. Learn more about the listing rules and guidelines affecting carbon accounting in Singapore.

In recent years, international standard-setters and framework organizations have worked to converge the alphabet soup of voluntary reporting in the pursuit of aligned, comparable sustainability and climate reporting. These standards and frameworks will impact reporting for companies of various sizes and industries. Learn more about these ke standards and frameworks that affect carbon accounting.