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March 18, 2026
"Singapore Green Plan" Series🌱 Ep 7 | Climate Reporting Rules Ahead : Is Your Company Ready?
In this 7th episode, we break down the 5 key recommendations from Singapore's Sustainability Reporting Advisory Committee (SRAC) for 2023. Mandatory Climate-Related Disclosures (CRD) are coming—find out exactly when and for whom. ⚠️ New Climate Reporting Rules Are Here.
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SGX ESG Reporting and Climate Disclosure
Since January 2022, SGX announced that every issuer is required to make climate-related disclosures and reporting based on the globally recognised framework and practices. GreenCo, a professional ESG advisory firm, empowers Singaporean business with ESG Reporting and Climate Disclosure which are comply with SGX Sustainability Reporting Guide.
How to Evaluate the Quality of a Company’s Scope 3 Disclosure
Many companies and investors want a simple benchmark to judge whether a greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory is “reliable” or “complete.” In practice, quality cannot be guaranteed by citing a single framework or standard, it depends on how thoroughly the methods are applied, how transparent the boundary-setting is, and how credible the underlying data and governance are.
Double Materiality Assessment
A double materiality assessment evaluates how sustainability issues affect a business (financial materiality or "outside-in") and how the business impacts society and the environment (impact materiality or "inside-out"). This approach integrates stakeholder perspectives and strategic business impacts to provide a holistic view of sustainability priorities.