From 2027, EU importers pay for the carbon in the goods they buy. Without verified data from suppliers, they pay inflated default values instead. Here’s what CBAM really costs, the deadlines that matter and how exporters can prove lower numbers.

Sustainability is a commercial decision. Here’s what Canada’s food leaders told us at Toronto Climate Week.

Amendments to Canada’s Bill C-59 received royal assent on June 20th, 2024. Find out what this means for companies currently making sustainability claims or planning to do so in the future.

Fortune 500 customers required measurable footprint reductions for ESG compliance, and TPS needed data that held up in supply-chain reviews.

EU importers now need your actual product emissions. Here's what to share and when

Canada’s Competition Bureau has updated the guidance after changing the Competition Act last year regarding environmental claims for businesses of all sizes – what do companies need to know, and how can they avoid penalties?

Newly public on multiple exchanges, Resouro had no emissions tracking in place and needed a first GHG inventory aligned to global standards within 120 days of fiscal year-end.

By using Carbonhound and Blue Sky Climate’s independent services together, businesses can streamline SB 253 and SB 261 compliance – combining automated emissions reporting with third-party assurance to ensure credibility, clarity, and audit readiness.