Insights & Resources

Although the SEC withdrew its climate disclosure rule, state and international regulations still require businesses to manage emissions and climate risks.

Establishing effective ESG KPIs is critical in today’s complex environment. We outline key considerations to drive sustainable success.

Weaver conducted a climate risk analysis to assess and mitigate natural disaster impacts, ensuring resilience and sustainability in our U.S. locations.

Weaver has developed carbon accounting processes to determine our carbon footprint across Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions.

Microsoft has reformed the calculation of its supply-chain emissions through innovative accounting to align with its carbon-negative 2030 goals. Learn more here.

CEOs can leverage established ESG principles and best practices to create sustainable business operations and promote long-term growth.

The real estate space’s future will be guided by environmental, social and governance factors. CEOs can begin using these ESG factors to build future success.

As Local Law 97 mandates emission reductions for large buildings in NYC, property owners are taking proactive steps to ensure compliance and avoid fines.

The DOE has introduced a national definition of a zero emissions building, setting clear criteria for energy-efficient buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Discover how the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 boosts tax deductions for energy efficient commercial buildings with major incentives reaching up to $5 per sq. ft.

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.