SB 261 Climate Risk
Disclosure Services
We’ll help your company become 100% compliant with California’s new SB 261 law, which requires businesses to publish a climate-related financial risk report. Let us handle the heavy lifting, so you can stay focused and avoid costly fines!
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Don’t Fall Behind. Let us take care of your SB 261 Reporting.
Californai Senate Bill 261 requires every company earning over $500 Million to publish climate related financial risk reports every 2 years.
We help companies publish these reports and stay 100% compliant.
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What Companies Does SB 261 effect?
If your organization does business in California and has over $500 million in annual revenue, SB 261 requires you to publish a publicly available climate-related financial risk report every two years.
Keep reading to see exactly how our process ensures you meet every California climate risk report requirements.
What California Body Monitors this?
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will oversee the process, and compliance expectations will align closely with international frameworks like the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and ISSB S2 standards.
Failure to comply with SB 261 comes with fines, but the loss could be even larger. Legal exposure, supply chain and loss of investor confidence are all at risk.
Climate Related Reporting Is Our Thing.
SB 261 Climate Related Financial Risk Reporting
How We Ensure You Are Compliant
SB 261 is part of California’s broader “climate disclosure” or “climate accountability” regime (alongside California Senate Bill 253, for example) and reflects growing demand from investors, regulators and the public for transparency on how climate risk affects businesses. For companies, it’s a strategic challenge: they need to assess and disclose how climate change affects operations, supply chains, investment, workforce, regulatory exposure etc. That means more risk management, data-gathering, possibly changes in strategy.
1. Initial Consultation and Assessment
We gather insights and work with you to set a clear timeline and project plan.
2. Assess Climate Risk Exposure
Create actionable plans that meet disclosure standards and reduce long-term exposure.
3. Develop Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
Create actionable plans that meet disclosure standards and reduce long-term exposure.
3. Prepare SB 261-Compliant Reports
Align with TCFD and ISSB frameworks to ensure your report meets regulatory expectations and withstands public scrutiny.
4. Publish and Communicate Your Findings
Craft a credible, accessible public report that demonstrates accountability and builds brand trust.

Lindsay Hampson, CEO of ThisRock Inc.
Meet Lindsay Hampson, CEO of ThisRock.
Lindsay Hampson, co-founder of This Rock Inc., stands at the forefront of integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into the core of business strategies. With a profound belief in the power of responsible business practices to drive positive change, Lindsay brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to the ESG consulting realm.
At This Rock Inc., Lindsay leverages her strategic acumen to help businesses navigate the evolving landscape of ESG standards, including specialized consulting for EcoVadis certification. Her leadership ensures that clients not only meet the rigorous requirements of EcoVadis but also embrace sustainable practices that drive long-term success and resilience. Lindsay is not just a consultant; she is a partner to businesses ready to transform their operations and lead with integrity in the new economy.
SB 261 California FAQ’s
Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Can’t our internal team just handle this report?
The short answer: Not effectively, not without help.
SB 261 compliance is far more complex than a basic sustainability update. The law requires alignment with advanced frameworks like TCFD and ISSB S2, detailed climate risk quantification, and clear governance disclosures, all subject to public and investor scrutiny.
Most internal teams already manage dozens of ESG and financial reporting obligations. Adding climate-related financial risk analysis means sourcing data from multiple departments, modeling scenarios, validating assumptions, and publishing a compliant, public-facing document.
That’s where ThisRock ESG comes in. We act as your external ESG reporting arm, translating data into an SB 261-ready report that meets every standard and tells your story with accuracy and credibility, without overwhelming your internal staff or risking public compliance missteps.
What happens if we don’t file an SB 261 report?
Inaction is risk exposure.
California’s Air Resources Board (CARB) is authorized to review, evaluate, and publicize non-compliance. Failing to publish a credible report can result in regulatory penalties, reputational damage, and investor concern.
But the bigger cost is strategic. Public companies and investors are already comparing peers’ climate-risk disclosures. If your report is missing, incomplete, or unconvincing, you appear unprepared for climate-related financial threats, from supply chain disruption to asset devaluation.
ThisRock ESG closes that gap. We help you avoid reactive, last-minute compliance and instead build a proactive disclosure strategy that reinforces stakeholder trust, strengthens your risk management narrative, and protects enterprise value.
Our ESG team already publishes a sustainability report. Isn’t that enough?
Not under SB 261. Traditional sustainability or CSR reports highlight environmental initiatives. SB 261 requires a financial risk analysis that ties climate impacts directly to your bottom line.
To comply, you need to:
-Quantify both physical and transition climate risks
-Explain how those risks influence operations, assets, and financial performance
-Disclose governance, oversight, and mitigation strategies
-Follow globally recognized standards (TCFD / ISSB S2)
Most ESG teams lack the specialized climate-risk modeling, financial integration, and assurance processes required for this level of reporting.
ThisRock ESG provides the missing link. We integrate ESG strategy with financial-grade analysis, ensuring your report satisfies regulators, informs investors, and positions your company as a leader, not a laggard, in climate accountability.

While some plan to retire on Mars, we’re betting on this rock.
Lindsay Hampson | Founder | MBA, FSA Credential Holder

It’s time to get sustainable or be left behind
Customers are demanding. Lenders are looking. Employees want purpose. Government and industry regulations are rolling out. Being “good” is good for business.















