What You Need to Know About California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act

Stay Ahead of the Newest Corporate Climate Reporting Requirements
California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act requires large public and private companies doing business in the state to disclose their Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. For many organizations, this level of emissions accounting and transparency is uncharted territory, demanding new tools, data, and methodologies.
That’s where IMPLAN comes in.
With IMPLAN’s integrated emissions and economic impact analysis, you can not only track and report emissions across your operations and supply chain but also quantify the broader economic ripple effects of your business activities. This white paper breaks down what you need to know about California’s new requirements and shows how IMPLAN can help your organization navigate compliance, build credibility with stakeholders, and demonstrate transparency. In this white paper, you’ll learn:Key Requirements of California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act
What companies are covered, what emissions must be disclosed, and when reporting deadlines take effect.
How IMPLAN Supports Compliance
Explore IMPLAN’s emissions data integration, industry-specific insights, and supply-chain modeling tools that enable accurate reporting and scenario testing.
Turning Data Into Strategy
Learn how organizations are leveraging IMPLAN to not only meet regulatory obligations but also enhance sustainability initiatives, identify risk, and strengthen stakeholder engagement.

About IMPLAN
IMPLAN is a leading economic analytics company, specializing in providing data-driven insights for informed decision-making. Our advanced cloud-based software empowers organizations to assess the economic impact of events and policies, enabling smarter planning and resource allocation. With a track record of excellence and a commitment to accuracy, IMPLAN is the trusted choice for economic analysis.
