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California SB 253 Perspectives: How to Create a Credible Baseline for Scope 3 Emissions
California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) is reshaping corporate climate disclosure in the United States. Starting in 2026, large companies operating in California will be required to report Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, aligning with global transparency standards. For most organizations, Scope 3 emissions, which cover the value chain from suppliers to […]
4 Myths About CSRD—and the Truth Every Business Needs to Know
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is not just another EU regulation—it is reshaping the way businesses approach transparency, accountability, and ESG reporting. With the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), CSRD sets the most ambitious global framework for corporate sustainability disclosures despite the Omnibus changes. But even as deadlines approach, there are misconceptions from executives […]
How Sustainability Consultants Shape ESG Innovation
In 2025, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) isn’t optional—it’s expected. Yet too many businesses still treat it like a regulatory headache, ticking boxes to satisfy rules without reaping the real benefits. This “checklist” mindset leaves growth opportunities untapped and innovation stalled. The Opportunity: Forward-thinking companies are discovering that ESG can be more than compliance—it […]
U.S. Firms Struggle with ESG Reporting Amid Regulatory Changes
In 2025, U.S. companies are navigating a turbulent ESG reporting environment. After years of progress toward standardized climate disclosure, the momentum has slowed due to regulatory uncertainty and shifting political priorities. According to the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, “New SEC leadership has signaled a shift away from federal ESG mandates.” The SEC’s […]
Why Sustainability Consultants Need ESG Certification in 2025
As global sustainability regulations continue to evolve, the demand for qualified ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) consultants is higher than ever. In 2025, having practical experience is no longer enough—ESG certification has become essential for consultants aiming to stand out and deliver maximum value to clients navigating complex sustainability requirements. One of the most […]
UK Sustainability Reporting: The CSE Advantage
As sustainability becomes central to corporate strategy and regulatory compliance, the United Kingdom is emerging as a global leader. With the introduction of the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR), companies operating in or with the UK are entering a new phase of mandatory environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting. These regulatory changes, while complex, also present […]
Want to Be a Sustainability Consultant? 7 Questions to Ask Yourself First
By the CSE Team Inspired by Trish Kenlon’s Trellis article Sustainability consulting is booming—offering flexibility, purpose, and independence. From part-time CSOs to boutique ESG advisors, professionals are redefining impact-driven careers. But before you take the leap, are you truly ready? At CSE, we’ve coached thousands of professionals into successful sustainability careers. We were honored […]
ESRS 2025 Update: What the New EFRAG Proposals Mean for Sustainability Reporting
In June 2025, EFRAG unveiled proposals to simplify the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), aiming to cut mandatory data points by 50%. For companies, especially SMEs and resource-constrained organizations, this marks a potential turning point in how sustainability reporting is done — less about ticking boxes, more about delivering real insights. Big changes are […]
Canadian Banks’ Departure from Climate Coalitions: What It Means for ESG Commitments
In a move raising eyebrows across the global financial and sustainability communities, several major Canadian banks have quietly withdrawn from prominent international climate coalitions. These exits signal potential shifts in how Canada’s financial sector approaches environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments—and could have lasting implications for the country’s role in sustainable finance. Why Are Canadian […]
Earth Hour 2025: A Call to Corporate Sustainability and Action
Every year, Earth Hour serves as a global reminder that sustainability is not just an environmental concern but an urgent business priority. In 2025, Earth Hour continues to challenge individuals, businesses, and governments to go beyond symbolic gestures and take actionable steps toward a more sustainable future. Earth Hour 2025: More Than Just Turning Off […]