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 California has taken a bold step in climate disclosure with SB253 and SB261 , two landmark regulations that are reshaping how businesses report environmental data. These laws require greater transparency around greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related financial risk — and technology is at the heart of compliance. What SB253 & SB261 Require SB253 mandates that companies disclose their greenhouse gas emissions across scopes 1, 2, and 3. SB261 expands on disclosure for climate risk and transition plans. Together, they aim to give investors, policymakers, and the public a clear view of how companies are performing in sustainability and climate management. The Role of ESG Technology Meeting these requirements manually is no longer practical. ESG reporting platforms help organizations: Collect and centralize data from across operations Automate calculations and emission tracking Generate audit-ready reports aligned with regulatory standards Stay compliant with evolving clim...

 Bursa Malaysia’s Sustainability Reporting Guide (SRG) has become a cornerstone for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting among Malaysian listed companies. Designed to help organizations produce meaningful and comparable sustainability disclosures, the Guide supports companies in aligning their reports with global best practices and regulatory expectations. At its core, the Sustainability Reporting Guide encourages companies to go beyond narrative statements and provide decision-useful ESG information that stakeholders — including investors, lenders, and regulators — can trust. The Guide emphasizes practical steps to identify, assess, and manage material sustainability matters and to embed these into business strategy and reporting processes. The SRG is part of Bursa Malaysia’s broader effort to strengthen sustainability practices across the Malaysian capital market. In addition to the Guide, companies can access toolkits and illustrative examples that help transla...