As you walk down the aisle in the supermarket, you’ll see all kinds of environmental claims: terms like “sustainable”, “green”, and “eco-friendly” can make it difficult to figure out what represents genuine climate action and what is just trying to influence your purchasing decision with green-coloured packaging.

With the new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), carbon data becomes a crucial reporting element. Learn what businesses should consider for their management reports and company activities from 2024 onwards.

In order to continue to support companies in their climate action, we have further developed our solutions. With ClimatePartner certified, we have moved to a new level of climate action.

The 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations (SDGs) enable your company to make this social and ecological contribution visible by financing projects that improve people’s lives and protect our planet.

The Biden administration is pursuing deep decarbonization by a mixture of investment and regulation impacting both the environment and businesses.

Persistent global warming and increasing energy costs have clearly demonstrated one fact: Corporate sustainability is not a trend, but a necessity.

How important is climate change to consumers? How do climate-friendly labels help them in their daily lives? What do they expect from companies regarding climate action?

Over the next 5-10 years, Earth’s greatest climate-related risks can also have a significant impact on a company’s revenue. Read our eBook to find out more.

Food and agriculture have a significant impact on the climate, responsible for around a third of global emissions. Serious change thus requires people who find new, viable strategies and drive the transformation on every level of sustainability.

JCDecaux Sweden, part of the world’s largest outdoor advertising corporation, JCDecaux Group, has become a carbon neutral company with help from ClimatePartner.

7 tips for climate communication: learn how communication about climate action can be successful.

Companies need a detailed carbon footprint to gain reliable insights into their emissions and derive effective climate action measures. But which accounting method is better suited for this?

Understanding the different types of emissions, classified into scopes 1, 2, and 3, is a crucial step towards achieving your climate action goals. This guide will walk you through the fundamentals of scopes 1, 2, and 3.

Companies that take sustainability standards into account are more productive. Companies should therefore create a comprehensive understanding of sustainability and climate action among their employees.

What are carbon offset projects? And what criteria do they have to meet to be considered legitimate contributions to climate action?  

One of the major challenges in the financial world is access to reliable carbon data. They are an indispensable element in being able to offer climate-friendly investment strategies and financial products.

On 22 April is Earth Day, on 25 April is Arbor Day. Good reason to show how both are linked together through forest protection.

A double challenge for gastronomy and tourism: climate action as an innovation driver in pandemic times

An interview about the work of our carbon offset project Portel on the occasion of the UN International Day of Forest and UN World Water Day.

A discussion by Emilien Hoet, ClimatePartner UK

An evaluation of the 2020 SBTi Annual Progress Report by Katrin Huth and Lukas Zenz

Is Net Zero the same as Carbon Neutral? What about Climate Neutral? And what do companies mean when they speak of carbon negative, climate positive or carbon removal?