The recent package of 'Green Day' announcements did not deliver any immediate changes to UK corporate climate reporting rules, but significant reforms could be in the pipeline. For many sustainable investors and climate campaigners, Net Zero Transition Plans are the Holy Grail of climate reporting. Increasingly popular corporate climate risk disclosure platforms and standards, such as the CDP and the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations, have provided the foundations for a wave of new reporting regulations that require listed firms to provide investor...
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