California is setting a new precedent for climate and ESG reporting with SB 253, SB 261 and SB 219 legislation that introduces significant disclosure obligations for companies operating in the state.

California is leading the way in ESG regulation with the establishment of SB 253, SB 261 and SB 219 — sweeping legislation that imposes new emissions and climate-related disclosure requirements on companies doing business in the state.

Whether your organization is directly impacted or preparing for similar regulations elsewhere, this in-depth guide from UL Solutions helps you break down the complexity and get ready with confidence.

In this guide, you'll learn:

• Which businesses are subject to these new requirements

• What specific disclosures are mandated — and when

• How the laws affect your climate risk and emissions reporting

• What’s required for third-party verification* and audit readiness

• Why robust ESG data management software is critical moving forward and helping comply

Watch now to get a clear, actionable understanding of how to comply with California’s landmark ESG legislation and strengthen your overall sustainability strategy.

*Verification and pre-verification engagements are conducted independently from advisory services.