Cleantech Leading the Charge: Paving the Path for Sustainable Innovation


Your cleantech company is already focused on environmental goals through eco-friendly products or services, but your firm can also benefit from committing to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles across the business.  Applying ESG principles can unlock tax credits, provide access to financially advantageous opportunities such as the carbon capture market, and demonstrate a commitment to sustainability to your customers. As regulators and investors focus more critically on environmental, social and governmental reporting cleantech businesses need to implement a strong ESG strategy.

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Why Download this Guide?

•    Understand ESG in the cleantech industry: Learn how a comprehensive ESG strategy works alongside your other business goals to qualify your company for tax incentives and credits and help attract investors, manage risk, and boost innovation.

•    Learn about emerging sustainability requirements: Expanding disclosure requirements touch the entire environmental, social, and governance spectrum. Learn what’s coming up in the US and globally.

•    Prepare for compliant sustainability reporting:  Regulatory bodies and investors are demanding greater transparency. We have identified proactive steps you can take to ensure your reporting aligns with emerging trends and future requirements.

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About The Author

JM Respeto (1)

 

John Mark Respeto

JM  is a Senior Manager of the Technical Accounting Group of Scrubbed. He has nine years of solid, in-depth accounting and auditing experience and extensive knowledge of IFRS and US GAAP. JM assists companies in ensuring compliance with standards (particularly in adopting new standards), preparing/reviewing financial statements, internal controls assessment for SOX/PCAOB reporting, and technical accounting consultation and facilitates technical accounting training. Before joining Scrubbed, he was an Assurance Senior Manager at PwC Philippines and had international audit experience in EY Barbados.