California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) and Climate-Related Financial Risk Act (SB 261) are reshaping the way companies approach climate reporting. And with deadlines fast approaching, many organizations are still racing to get ready.
This quick-read guide distills the essentials—five practical steps to help you deliver credible, defensible disclosures even at the eleventh hour. Learn how to make smart use of existing data, improve traceability, and turn urgent compliance into long-term climate risk resilience.
Why read this guide?
California’s climate disclosure laws are setting a new standard — and preparation time is limited. This guide offers clear, actionable insights to help you navigate both SB 253 and SB 261 with confidence.
You’ll learn how to:
- Understand the goals and key requirements of each regulation
- Apply practical, last-minute steps to strengthen your disclosures
- Interpret the good faith principle and what it means in early reporting years
- See how ESG software supports data collection, documentation, and assurance readiness
- Lay the groundwork for smoother, repeatable disclosures in future cycles
Even at the eleventh hour, companies that invest now are setting themselves up for easier compliance and stronger risk management in the future.
- Rajiv Jalim, Global Head Sustainability Solutions, Novisto
Ready to get started?
Download the guide and learn how to meet California’s climate disclosure requirements with confidence—no matter where you are in the process.
