A roadmap for California & New York climate disclosure readiness 

September 16th | 9 am CDT | 4 pm CEST 

Are you ready for January 2026? Disclosure requirements under the California Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253 & SB 261) for scope 1 and 2 emissions and climate-related financial risks is fast approaching. But even if your organization feels prepared for these initial disclosures, the landscape is rapidly evolving, with scope 3 emissions reporting due in 2027 and new complexities emerging daily. 

Join us for clear, actionable insights into U.S. climate disclosure: 

• The latest from CARB: Get the latest updates on recent announcements from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) regarding implementation guidance.
• Beyond January 2026: Understand the roadmap for scope 3 disclosure and why proactive preparation now is not just smart, but essential. We’ll explore the methodologies, data challenges and strategic opportunities embedded in value chain emissions reporting.
• The overlap effect: California, New York and beyond: Discover how California’s groundbreaking legislation is setting a precedent and influencing other states. We’ll specifically address the overlap with New York’s unfolding climate legislation and the benefits of a unified, state-agnostic disclosure strategy.
• Actionable steps for immediate impact: Learn how to leverage technology for efficient data collection, ensure third-party assurance readiness, and position your company as a leader in climate transparency.

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Aligning to the EU Taxonomy in preparation for regulatory changes 

October 14th | 9 am CDT | 4 pm CEST 

Join us for a webinar dedicated to navigating the European Union (EU) Taxonomy, a cornerstone of the EU’s sustainable finance agenda. The EU Taxonomy has become a global standard and benchmark for all other key sustainability reporting regulations. As a direct response to criticisms of its complexity, the European Commission has introduced a Delegated Act reducing materiality thresholds and simplifying reporting templates. 

This session will provide a clear and concise overview of the EU Taxonomy, outlining its objectives, key principles, and the critical disclosure requirements for eligible economic activities and alignment criteria. We will then discuss how Sphera’s software solutions are specifically designed to streamline and simplify the often-challenging process of EU Taxonomy reporting. 

Keep up to date on the changes to the EU Taxonomy and ensure your organization is laying the right foundations for sustainability reporting.  

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CSRD update: Insights on the simplified ESRS draft 

November 19 | 9 am CDT | 4 pm CET 

Whether you’re currently reporting under the CSRD or your mandate was delayed in the “stop-the-clock” directive, join this session for insights into the simplified European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) draft. The webinar will provide you with insights into best practice of how to navigate the regulatory updates, proceed with sustainability efforts and commitments to move from a reactive to a more proactive approach. 

This session will cover: 

• Actionable takeaways for companies: What to expect and how to leverage these changes as an opportunity for implementing reporting best practices 
• The modifications to the ESRS  
• Which disclosure requirements and data points have been simplified and why 
• Data-driven sustainability: tracking real progress and enabling science-based, industry-aligned, transition planning 
• The new requirements to the Double Materiality Assessment: Improving ESRS provisions on the double materiality process to focus sustainability reporting efforts 
• How to integrate prior sustainability efforts, ensure synergy effects of different regulations with similar requirements 

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