Beyond Compliance: Navigating Biodiversity Reporting for a Nature-Positive Energy Transition

As renewable energy and electricity grid infrastructure expand globally, expectations for credible and comparable biodiversity reporting are growing. Yet companies face an increasingly complex landscape of reporting frameworks, disclosure requirements, lender expectations and emerging approaches to Nature-Positive action. 

How can renewable energy developers and grid operators navigate this landscape, understand what good practice looks like and turn Nature-Positive ambitions into practical action? 

On 12 October 2026, from 14:00-15:00 CET, GINGR invites you to the second webinar in our Beyond Compliance series. 

In March, our first webinar explored the findings of GINGR’s Snapshot Report on Environmental Reporting and highlighted key challenges in the current reporting landscape, from inconsistent approaches and data gaps to the need to better connect reporting with measurable biodiversity outcomes. Now, we are moving from understanding the landscape to navigating it. 

During the webinar, we will introduce the new GINGR Nature-Positive Reporting Navigator, a practical tool designed to support renewable energy and grid companies on their Nature-Positive journey. The Navigator provides a structured approach to help practitioners assess their current position, identify relevant expectations and frameworks, and determine practical steps towards stronger biodiversity performance at project and organisational level. 

Claire Weller, Technical Director at The Biodiversity Consultancy, will introduce the Navigator, explain its structure and methodology, and walk participants through an illustrative user case. We will then open the conversation to the audience to discuss the practical challenges organisations face and what is needed to make biodiversity reporting more consistent, useful and connected to real outcomes for Nature. 

The webinar will be particularly relevant to renewable energy developers, grid operators, financial institutions and investors, policymakers and regulators, sustainability and biodiversity practitioners, consultants, civil society organisations and researchers. 

Join us to explore how we can move biodiversity reporting beyond compliance and towards meaningful Nature-Positive action. 

Register here