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Push to Ease Clean-Energy Tax Credit Provisions Gains Momentum
The drive to correct flaws in the U.S. clean-energy tax credit framework is gaining urgent momentum. Lawmakers, industry leaders, and sustainability advocates are warning that unless the current administration eases start-date restrictions, billions in investments could be stalled — threatening both U.S. climate ambitions and the credibility of its landmark Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) . […]
UK Stewardship Code 2026 A Redefinition or Retreat from ESG?
As the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) unveils the UK Stewardship Code 2026, a wave of debate has swept across the UK’s investment and asset management landscape. This pivotal update—effective January 2026—reframes how stewardship is defined and practiced. While it promises reduced reporting burdens and sharper focus, its removal of explicit references to environmental and social […]
What does breaking up hydrocarbon oligarchy mean for corporate ESG programs in Canada
by CSE Research Department The challenging interrelation between energy policy, geopolitical security and corporate climate commitments following the invasion of Ukraine is beginning to emerge as top driver of ESG transformation globally. As history unfolds day by day and the international community is trying to design interventions to create a peace process and provide […]
Will you be ready for new regulations?
By CSE research team In Europe, expect them to strengthen. In the US, expect them to emerge. New laws are inevitable. Whether it be a result of the Biden administration or countries stepping up to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals, here are a few areas where new or stronger laws could affect your […]