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Why Investors Are Prioritizing ESG in 2026
Investors prioritizing ESG in 2026 want fewer promises and more proof. In the U.S., sustainability now signals whether a company manages risk, allocates capital wisely, and earns durable trust. That shift shows up in both market data and disclosure pressure. The US SIF Trends Report 2025/2026 puts scale behind the story. It tracks $61.7 trillion […]
Mastering U.S. Sustainability Regulations in 2026: Essential Training for Business Leaders
Why Sustainability Drives Success U.S. sustainability regulations 2026 reshape how companies manage risk, strategy, and transparency. Investors expect clear climate disclosures. Regulators demand reliable and comparable data. Consumers look for responsible business practices that align with environmental and social values. After advising organizations globally for nearly twenty years, CSE has seen that companies preparing early […]
2nd Forum on Sustainability and Climate Resilience in Cities and Businesses
Athens, 11 November 2025 The 2nd Kifissia Summit on Climate Resilience took place on 4 November at the amphitheater of the Goulandris Natural History Museum in Kifissia. The event was organized by the Municipality of Kifissia in collaboration with the Center for Sustainability & Excellence (CSE). The Forum brought together representatives from the national government, […]
EU 2040 Climate Target: What It Means for ESG Careers
The 90% Emissions Reduction Goal: Why It Matters In November 2025, EU climate ministers struck a historic deal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040. While compromises on carbon credits and flexibility were made, the message is clear: sustainability expertise is now essential for navigating policy complexity and driving corporate transformation. This landmark […]
How Europe Can Stay Ahead in the Green Tech Race
Europe was once the global frontrunner in clean energy innovation, leading in offshore wind, heat pumps, and sustainable manufacturing. But today, it faces intensifying global competition — particularly from China and the U.S., which are leveraging massive industrial policies and green subsidies. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), China controls over 60% of […]
Sustainability in Canada: Building a Greener Economy Beyond Reporting
Sustainability in Canada is evolving beyond corporate reporting—it’s transforming how the economy grows. From renewable energy and sustainable finance to social inclusion and Indigenous partnerships, the green transition is now at the heart of Canada’s competitiveness. The new Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standards (CSDSs) signal the country’s intent to lead with accountability, not bureaucracy. This shift […]
Canada’s Sustainability Reporting Shift: Beyond Compliance
From Voluntary to Mandatory Canada’s corporate sustainability reporting is entering a decisive new era. For years, many companies relied on voluntary frameworks, publishing ESG reports at their own pace. That era is ending. New mandatory disclosure rules — both domestic and international — demand greater consistency, transparency, and accountability. CSE’s North America Sustainability Research findings […]
U.S. Consumers Demand Sustainability Amid Rising Energy Costs
Energy prices continue to surge across the U.S. in 2025. Yet, sustainability remains a key priority for American consumers. Despite financial pressures, people are showing unwavering support for eco-friendly choices. At the Centre for Sustainability and Excellence (CSE), we have seen this commitment firsthand. For over 20 years, we have helped U.S. companies turn sustainability […]
Houston’s Green Building Boom: Sustainable Urban Development on the Rise
Houston, long known as the energy capital of the world, is undergoing a sustainability transformation. The city’s urban landscape is rapidly changing, driven by a surge in green building projects. This shift reflects a broader commitment among developers, policymakers, and businesses to prioritize Houston sustainable urban development. The Green Building Surge in Houston Recently, Houston […]
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 […]