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Climate-aligned clauses you can use in commercial contracts and legal documents

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TCLP and TLT launch contract tool to combat climate change in the built environment

TCLP has worked with law firm TLT to create a built environment contract solutions tool that will help those in property industry - from lawyers to surveyors - to navigate climate-aligned drafting.
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NatWest

Requiring suppliers to improve their sustainability score, with failure to improve allowing NatWest to terminate the contract
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Vodafone

Putting climate clauses into supply chain processes and creating low and high emitting supplier templates to accommodate SMEs
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Salesforce

Requiring suppliers to set ambitious science-based emissions reduction targets by 2024
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PLMJ

Using sustainability-linked lending requirements to decarbonise finance agreements worth €150m
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New Zealand Green Investment Finance

Implementing climate friendly investment agreements, adapted to the local jurisdiction and stakeholder size
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Foot Anstey

Adapting and implementing a range of clauses for clean energy and built environment contracts
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Environment Agency (TEAM2100)

Requiring contractors to meet circular economy and decarbonisation requirements in flood management
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Environment Agency (Legal team)

Rewarding service providers for their emissions reductions using a gain share mechanism
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TLT

Integrating TCLP clauses into template real estate contracts
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Charles Russell Speechlys

Tailoring sustainability provisions to appropriately challenge suppliers to decarbonise
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Bates Wells

Acknowledging the climate emergency in a licence agreement to facilitate counterparties’ net zero goals
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