May 1, 2021
On Disclosure of Climate- Related Financial Risk
How will the U.S. government’s climate risk policies impact your business?
This resource paper explores the Biden-Harris Administration’s “Whole of Government” approach to addressing climate change, with a focus on Executive Order 14030 and its implications for companies across sectors.
Key Findings
Whole-of-government action — Federal agencies have been directed to integrate climate risk into policies, programs, and operations.
Executive Orders drive change — EO 14030 and subsequent orders lay out official climate-related policies and guide agency actions.
Financial and procurement impacts — Government financing, grants, and federal acquisition programs are being reshaped to align with climate priorities.
Summary
On May 20, 2021, the Biden-Harris Administration issued Executive Order 14030, advancing a comprehensive federal strategy to address climate risk. This “Whole of Government” approach spans across federal agencies, requiring them to redirect programs, expand partnerships, and integrate climate considerations into procurement and financing. Given the federal government’s role as the nation’s largest purchaser of goods and services, these actions carry far-reaching implications for U.S. businesses.
What You’ll Learn
This resource paper details EO 14030, the federal government’s evolving climate-related financial risk policies, and what they mean for companies. It highlights the ripple effects across grants, financing, procurement, and regulatory landscapes—providing insights for organizations navigating this new policy environment.
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