Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) planning and reporting is moving from a voluntary to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulated reporting program for many publicly traded organizations. Because ESG reporting requires information throughout a supply chain, any company doing business with one of the regulated companies will likely be asked at some point to share information in the form of an ESG plan.
The good news, ESG planning has proven to be a good risk mitigation and strategic planning tool in addition to meeting the new requirements. The Fuels Institute has created ESG Integrity (ESGi) to assist companies with this process. Their tool allows a company to communicate how they support their communities, employees, and the environment while meeting regulatory requirements.
Register here for this informational webinar where Jeff Hove, Vice President at the Fuels Institute, will provide background information on ESG planning and SEC rule updates, in addition to demonstrating the ESGi application.
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