Greenwashing: A Common Pitfall Companies Should Avoid
In the era gradually advocating sustainability, greenwashing is a common pitfall that companies should avoid in their sustainability dislcosure.
Raising the Bar: Why ESG Advisory Must Compete on Quality, Not Just Price – GreenCo Can Lead the Way
At GreenCo, we have observed a growing gap in the market. While low-cost providers are increasingly common, there remains a clear shortage of firms that compete on the basis of quality, technical credibility, and a genuine commitment to long-term value creation.
When Climate Disclosure Enters the Enforcement Era
A recent regulatory action in Europe has once again highlighted how climate-related risk management is moving from policy expectation to regulatory enforcement. While the penalty itself may appear to be a technical regulatory issue, the implications are far broader. The case signals a significant shift in how regulators view climate-related risks: no longer merely a disclosure topic, but an area of enforceable financial supervision.
Is AI Itself an ESG Issue?
While the core objective of ESG is to support long-term, sustainable value creation, the current enthusiasm for AI deserves closer and more critical examination.
Business Operations vs. Reporting Boundary: Tips on Determining the Reporting Boundary of the ESG Report
When determining the reporting boundary of your ESG Report, there are a few main principles and approaches that you have to remember.
GreenCo’s Insight: Sustainability Challenges are Business Opportunities
Too often, business leaders see sustainability challenges as an impediment. However, these challenges may provide you with business and marketing opportunities that you would not have any other way.
GreenCo’s Insight: How to Address the GHG Emissions Calculation Challenges in ESG Report
One of the most difficult things to do when providing ESG report is calculating greenhouse gas emissions. There are a few ways to make sure that you have correct, complete, and usable greenhouse gas calculations.
ESG Data Quality is Receiving Increasing Attention
The key idea of “ESG” has been deeply infiltrated into the of China and Hong Kong
What is the future of ESG after the pandemic?
The huge slap of this COVID-19 epidemic on most enterprises made it hard for us to imagine how the aftermath and indirect impacts of the disaster will change the socio-economic structure and business development models. In the post-pandemic era, how to cumulate the experience from setbacks and use the brand new financial values and management system called‘ESG’to empower corporate sustainability development will be a new trend of global development.
How to take advantage of GRI Standards to facilitate the disclosire under TCFD recommendations?
Business and climate change have mutual impacts on each other. Business influences climate change with climate-related reporting today laying more emphasis on different business models’ carbon footprint while climate change does sway business models to some extent with the reporting promoted by Task Force on Climate-related financial disclosures (TCFD) focusing on financial implications of climate change on business models.