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Transition Plan Accelerator
Helping clients to navigate the complex and evolving sustainability reporting landscape needed to build on their net zero ambitions.
Contact usClimate transition plans are integral to managing climate-related risk, complying with regulations and securing investment.
Assessing the credibility of both your transition plans and those of your customers is essential to achieving the goals in these living documents. Work with Ashurst to create your transition plan or analyse the credibility of customer, supplier and peer group transition plans. As the compliance landscape evolves, we also review existing plans to support compliance with climate disclosure frameworks.
AI and expert-powered transition plan assessments
In addition to our team of expert ESG reviewers, the AI-powered, Climate Transition Plan Assessment tool uncovers gaps in the document and provides suggestions on how to remedy those gaps.
Scoring against selected disclosure frameworks and highlighting where the disclosures should be improved to better meet the framework criteria, the solution draws on Ashurst's legal and risk expertise to support confident decision-making.
Building a transition plan
Create your transition plan with the help of Ashurst experts to meet disclosure frameworks and related regulations:
- Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD),
- Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)
- Mandatory climate-related financial disclosures in Australia under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
Benchmarked and framework agnostic
Develop the transition plan for your preferred framework, benchmark against publicly available plans
On demand, AI and expert enabled assessments
Input your own or customer transition plans. All outputs are analysed by AI, and verified by Ashurst experts
Simple subscription pricing
Assessment solution pricing is based on volumes. Transparent annual billing allows for easy cost projection
Sustainability and energy transition
Creating and protecting your sustainable value for the long term
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EU Parliament agrees position on sustainability reporting Omnibus Content Directive
24 Nov 2025
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Sector Transition Plans guidance supports sector benchmarking, coordination and accountability
28 Oct 2025
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ICJ's landmark climate opinion: what it means for business
24 Jul 2025
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Governance & Compliance 5: The launch of PISCES
15 Jul 2025
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UK Government consults on adopting ISSB sustainability reporting standards and mandating Transition Plans to develop a sustainability reporting framework
27 Jun 2025
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EU Parliament adopts Stop-the-clock Omnibus Proposal and process to simplify ESRS starts
03 Apr 2025
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Governance & Compliance 1: EU Omnibus impacts UK sustainability reporting
25 Mar 2025
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EU Platform on Sustainable Finance publishes recommendations on core elements for assessing climate transition plans
13 Mar 2025
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The European Commission publishes first Omnibus Package to simplify sustainability regulations
27 Feb 2025
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Embedding ESG Risk Management: The EBA's recent guidelines for ESG risk management and scenario analysis
13 Feb 2025
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Board Priorities in 2025: Sustainability reporting
16 Jan 2025
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Board Priorities in 2025: Supplier risk management
16 Jan 2025
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The basics of transition planning
This article explores what transition plans are and how to prepare one.
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Government announces transition plans
The UK Government has introduced the requirement for UK financial institutions to have robust firm-level transition plans.

Are Transition Plans at risk of greenwashing claims?
This article considers whether features of TPs increases the risks for companies of regulatory or other action for greenwashing.

Transition Plan Taskforce publishes final report on next steps for Transition Plans
The Transition Plan Taskforce's work has concluded with the publication of a final report.
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Transition Plan Taskforce issues Disclosure Framework and consults on sector guidance
The UK TPT has issued its Disclosure Framework and Implementation Guidance together with a suite of documents including sector guidance.

Board Priorities in 2025: Sustainability reporting
The focus for sustainability reporting is on improving corporate sustainability performance.

Board Priorities in 2025: Supplier risk management
Boards can strengthen business resilience with proactive supplier risk management.

Transition plans as a strategic tool to net zero
In this episode of Nearing Net Zero, Elena Lambros and Dan Brown consider how developing and publishing a transition plan can help organisations manage climate risks, comply with regulations, and demonstrate the veracity of strategic decisions.

Greenwatch briefing series
Greenwatch is our regular briefing on the evolving risk of greenwashing and how to manage it.
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