How the Clean Growth Strategy could overhaul corporate carbon reporting

Michael Holder
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A government consultation launched alongside the Clean Growth Strategy unveils proposals for more firms to include CO2 and energy use data in annual reports

Many more UK businesses could be required to disclose detailed information on the amount of energy they use and greenhouse gases they emit under new government decarbonisation plans. A new consultation...

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