Reduce emissions using the power of legal documents and processes
Simple guidance to help you create and implement climate-aligned clauses
Climate-aligned clauses you can use in commercial contracts and legal documents
Standard definitions to help you draft climate-aligned contracts
Organisations using climate-aligned contracts
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Clyde & Co
Global legal services firm, Clyde & Co, uses climate clauses in its supply chain and procurement contracts to deliver measurable and enforceable climate impact.
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Field
Renewable energy infrastructure firm, Field, is driving towards net zero by integrating climate clauses into its contracts, enhancing sustainability across its operations and supply chain for battery storage projects
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