Verdantix-Climate Summit North America

About Climate Summit North America

Having a robust climate strategy is now standard for many types of organizations. Almost two-thirds (65%) of the annual revenues of the world’s largest 2,000 firms are now covered by a net zero target, and organizations are facing requirements to report and disclose their climate metrics. This is driven by investor demands, consumer pressures and regulatory requirements (SEC, CSRD and SB253 to name a few) to demonstrate a reduction in GHG emissions and improvements in environmental protection.
The Verdantix Climate Summit North America coming up next February 20 & 21st @Washington DC, brings together 150+ leaders in sustainability, ESG, risk, and compliance roles to tackle the challenge of building a forward-looking and adaptable climate strategy in the current context of uncertainty.

Rolling out a robust climate strategy causes huge policy, data, infrastructure, legal and commercial dilemmas. The summit addresses these issues, such as:

• Collecting and accounting for various types of climate data to inform target-setting, ESG policy, and reports.
• Integrating energy procurement, transition, and efficiency activities and policies into a comprehensive climate strategy.
• Reducing compliance, regulatory, and legal risks to manage potential climate litigation risks and audit requirements.
• Increasing stakeholder and investor trust by choosing the appropriate frameworks (GRI, SASB & TCFD) to guide climate disclosures.

Sphera at Climate Summit – North America

Sphera is a proud Silver Sponsor for this year’s Climate Summit! We will also be participating on the panel titled: “Optimizing Scopes 1, 2. 3 and 4 Data Collection Strategies to Inform Reporting and Disclosures”  on February 20th, at 3:50-4:20pm.
Hear from Sphera’s VP of Professional Services, David Klocek and other panelists about how to;

• Implement strategies to acquire data from external parties
• Utilizing the appropriate technologies and management systems for acquiring different types of GHG data efficiently.
• Implementing best practice for making an estimate when data cannot be collected.
  Making the most significant impact with limited resources by prioritizing what datasets to gather.

Make sure to stop by Sphera’s booth to speak to our sustainability experts and watch a demo!