Singapore Tightens Clean Energy Claims Rules to Combat Greenwashing in Corporate Reporting

Singapore has introduced a significant update to its regulatory framework governing corporate sustainability reporting, rolling out a revised version of Singapore Standard 673 (SS 673) to address growing concerns regarding greenwashing and the integrity of clean energy claims. Announced by Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State for Energy, Trade and Industry, during the high-profile Asia…

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ESG Today Week in Review: Nature-Related Reporting, Greenwashing Crackdowns, and Massive Clean Energy Capital Inflows

The global environmental, social, and governance (ESG) landscape experienced another transformative week, marked by sweeping regulatory updates, major corporate accountability measures, and record-breaking financial allocations toward the energy transition. From proposed international corporate reporting requirements on nature-related impacts to significant regulatory enforcement shifts across Europe and North America, stakeholders across the financial and corporate sectors…

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ESG Today Week in Review: UK Regulator Shifts Reporting Stance as New EU Anti-Greenwashing Rules Take Effect

The global landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, sustainable finance, and corporate strategy experienced a wave of significant shifts this week. From regulatory updates in the United Kingdom and the European Union to major private sector investments in decarbonization, green technology, and natural capital, corporations, institutional investors, and policymakers are continuously adapting to…

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