EU sustainability reporting: Understanding the Omnibus proposal
Proposed reforms are set to reduce the sustainability reporting burden for businesses operating in the EU. Here's the Hub lowdown on what might change.
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Understanding transition plans in the UK and their role in net zero
Transition plans are essential for UK organisations aiming to achieve net zero emissions. These plans outline the steps and strategies an organisation will take...
New guidance released to align financial and climate transition plans
While climate transition plans are increasingly mandatory across the UK, transition plans are more likely to fail without being backed by financial strategy. A...
“Fair prices and targeted support”: CBI urges action from government on high energy bills
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) is urging the government to remove net zero policy costs from electricity bills, claiming these costs are harming...
An update on climate transition plan requirements for UK businesses
This page was reviewed and updated on 01/07/25.The government is consulting on net-zero aligned transition plan requirements for “economically significant” businesses – including listed...
UK Solar Roadmap sets out actions for 2030 Clean Power goals
This page was reviewed and updated on 04/07/25.The UK government has published a new Solar Roadmap, outlining more than 70 actions aimed at accelerating...
Two thirds of UK’s largest firms commit to science-based climate targets
The United Kingdom has emerged as a key player in the global push for science-based environmental targets, says a recent report by the Science...
ISO launches Net Zero Guidelines to drive corporate transparency
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) released new guidelines to help organisations reach net zero as soon as possible, with 2050 being the latest....
Treasury launches new taskforce to develop a gold standard for corporate climate transition plans
A new “Transition Plan Taskforce” (TPT) has been launched by the Treasury to ensure that companies prepare rigorous plans to achieve net zero.
Report: Major credibility gaps remain in majority of corporate net zero targets
More than one-third (702) of the world’s largest publicly traded companies now have net zero targets, a new report finds, but nearly 65% of those targets do not yet meet minimum procedural reporting standards.
