GLYNT BLOG

In 2021 it was okay to type emissions data into spreadsheets and create summary reports by hand. In 2023, that approach won’t fly.

While scientists have been issuing warnings that GHG emissions are rising at a fast pace, this week a new player emerged on the scene: Accountants.

COP27 is an important reminder that the challenge before us is urgent and enormous. GLYNT is doubling down on our key contribution: Sustainability data you can rely on.

Some weeks change everything. We’ve hit that moment when each business needs to know their numbers.

For CEOs and their leadership teams, the path to decoupling revenues and emissions is not clear. GLYNT has developed a straightforward method to find the least-cost opportunities for energy reductions.

The size of clean energy spending has snuck up on all of us, but the outcome could transform the economy.

Two straightforward steps to improve reporting and the quantitative disclosures that drive credibility

The new listing from GLYNT makes accurate, audit-ready sustainability data just a “click to buy” for businesses everywhere

At water coolers and coffee carts, almost every conversation was on just two topics: Automation and Sustainability. There is a movement afoot.

There are specific pitfalls of sustainability data that should be top of mind as well.

Enterprise customers gain a faster time to value, and accurate data from suppliers

We’re delighted to announce that GLYNT has released its third annual accuracy report!

The last two weeks of June saw the dramatic releases of several Supreme Court decisions. Here’s how we think the rulings impact the business of solving climate change.

Finance teams are looking for a better way to compile emissions data. Here are three key areas to focus on, and how to solve the challenge each one presents.

As recession fears loom, where should we be looking for sales advantages?

Under the proposed regulations the standards are clear, and data preparation software like GLYNT pays off for all

There’s been a lot of attention on the proposed SEC regulations for climate disclosures, but what do they mean for 401ks and other retirement funds?

BlackRock, the investment manager, has been loud and clear – climate change is the greatest investment opportunity in a generation

The pace of ESG investing and disclosures have left us all breathless. Here’s a quick primer to get you up to speed.

Former Vice President Mike Pence and Elon Musk have called ESG investing a “radical agenda” and a “scam.” So, will ESG investing go away as it becomes more politicized? The answer is in the data.