BERDO compliance: why 31 October RECs cannot fix gas emissions
BERDO compliance for 2025 emissions now comes down to four dates. Boston’s Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) covers non-residential buildings of 20,000 square
Future Ready 2026: Mid-West Sustainability Network conference, 21 October
Shannon Chamber’s Mid-West Sustainability Network conference, Future Ready: Driving Competitiveness in a Changing Climate, takes place on Wednesday 21 October 2026 at The Rine Hotel,
Carbon neutral claims in Ireland: what changed on 27 September 2026
Carbon neutral claims Ireland’s consumer brands built on offsets are now unlawful. The European Union (Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition) Regulations 2026 apply from
Ireland carbon tax pause: why gas-heavy sites should not bank the saving
The Ireland carbon tax on natural gas, heating oil and coal is €63.50 per tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2). The step to €71, first due
Scope 2 emission factors: New York City sites run at nearly twice the state rate
Canary Media published a state-by-state map of electricity carbon intensity on 25 September 2026, built on 2024 federal data compiled by the Institute for Progress.
Local Law 97 2030: The Deadline That Actually Bites
The big picture The first Local Law 97 compliance period was easy. The second one will not be. New York City penalised 16 buildings in
New York Advances Mandatory GHG Disclosure for Large Companies
Compliance is not a communications exercise. It is an operational one. For many organizations, Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting is already established. The challenge
Massachusetts Energy Costs: What High Electricity Prices Mean for Manufacturers
High energy costs are not a temporary anomaly, they are a structural reality for manufacturers operating in Massachusetts. For manufacturers, this means higher exposure to
Climate Consultancy Launches Pioneering Video-Guided Platform For Farm-Level Data
Farm-level emissions are the biggest obstacle standing in the way of credible Scope 3 reporting for food companies. Farm-level emissions account for the majority of
Cork eco firm Climeaction to tap ‘enormous’ US market for growth in 2026
Founded in 2021, Climeaction has scaled rapidly from a small Cork operation into a sustainability partner for global manufacturing leaders. The company now employs 30
