Sign in Join
4 min read CSO Futures Weekly

CSO Futures Weekly: Investors are asking for credible transition plans

Shareholders push for transition plan votes in 2025, packaging firms get first CSOs and Morgan Stanley drops its plastic commitment.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
CSO Futures Weekly - Sep 12

Robust climate transition plans remain very rare, so investors are increasing the pressure on firms to create one and put it to a shareholder vote as soon as possible.

Welcome to this new edition of CSO Futures Weekly, featuring interviews, insight and intelligence for Chief Sustainability Officers from our site and beyond.

This post is for subscribers only


You might also like...

Sep
18
TNFD to unveil nature transition planning guidance at COP16

TNFD to unveil nature transition planning guidance at COP16

A first draft will be open for consultation with all stakeholders from the end of October.
2 min read
Sep
18
EVs could represent nearly a quarter of all EU car sales next year

EVs could represent nearly a quarter of all EU car sales next year

Transport & Environment (T&E) is urging carmakers not to slow down EV efforts or lobby to delay emissions targets from the EU.
2 min read
Sep
17
COP29: Azerbaijan wants fossil fuels to fund climate adaptation

COP29: Azerbaijan wants fossil fuels to fund climate adaptation

Azerbaijan’s energy agenda for this year's COP has been met with scepticism.
3 min read
Sep
17
Investors managing US$29 trillion call for stronger climate policies – including carbon pricing

Investors managing US$29 trillion call for stronger climate policies – including carbon pricing

Yet it’s estimated that only 1% of global emissions are currently priced high enough to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement.
2 min read
Sep
16
Australian firms mandated to disclose climate impacts from 2025

Australian firms mandated to disclose climate impacts from 2025

Companies will have an extra year to report on Scope 3 emissions after their first year of reporting.
2 min read