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The DOE has introduced a national definition of a zero emissions building, setting clear criteria for energy-efficient buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
LL97 established carbon emission caps for large buildings in New York City and is expected to apply to some 50,000 properties. Weaver's professionals answer commonly asked questions about LL97, including how to comply with the new requirements.
Learn about the critical role of ESG in real estate and its impact on sustainability and investment decisions with Ashly Pleasant on Weaver's Location Cubed.
Take a dive into the topic of impact investing, effects of market volatility, “greenwashing”, proposed SEC rules for ESG disclosures & evolving market reactions.
The SEC proposed new regulations to establish disclosure requirements for funds and advisers that market themselves as having an ESG focus.
Featured in HART Energy, Greg Englert highlights the differences in EGS reporting frameworks and notes the growth within the oil and gas industry.
Is your company considering undertaking an ESG reporting program? Weaver provides helpful information as to what other companies are doing.
Created as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the Qualified Opportunity Zone program created tax incentives for certain investments in lower income areas.
Featured in Hart Energy, Weaver’s ESG Service Leader, Greg Englert, shares his insight around the growing expectations for transparency in ESG reporting and how energy companies can begin planning their reporting now.
Join Weaver on-demand for part two of our ESG webinar series as we address the latest trends in sustainability reporting including common ESG disclosures.
The recent declines in the financial markets and in the overall economy present a dramatic shift from a period of historically high valuations to what could potentially be, at least temporarily, historical lows.