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Are mandatory Net Zero Transition Plans finally on the way?

13 April 2023 • 23 min read

Are mandatory Net Zero Transition Plans finally on the way?

POLICY BRIEFING: 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 - BusinessGreen Intelligence investigates

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,...

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