Federal Court Orders Halt on New SEC Rule Requiring Climate Disclosure from Publicly Traded Companies

Friday, 15 March 2024, 23:27

A federal court has temporarily paused a new SEC rule mandating climate change-related disclosures by publicly traded companies. The order follows litigation initiated by fracking companies Liberty Energy and Nomad Proppant Services, who argued against the rule due to potential compliance costs. While the halt does not ensure their ultimate success, it suggests judges are receptive to their arguments.
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Federal Court Orders Halt on New SEC Rule Requiring Climate Disclosure from Publicly Traded Companies

Federal Court Halts SEC Climate Disclosure Rule

A federal court on Friday issued an order putting a stop to a new SEC rule that mandates publicly traded companies to disclose climate change-related information. The pause was initiated following legal challenges from fracking companies Liberty Energy and Nomad Proppant Services, citing impending compliance costs. Although this does not guarantee a favorable outcome for the petitioners, it highlights the court’s consideration of the opposition’s stance.


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