March 2026

Although ISO 14001:2026 draft introduces significant changes, it’s mostly a refinement of the 2015 version, as opposed to a complete overhaul. The biggest updates are:   Broader environmental context (climate, biodiversity, resources)  Clearer risk and opportunity planning  New planning requirements for organisational change  Stronger life-cycle perspective  Expanded control over suppliers and external providers  More detailed guidance

If your organisation is preparing for ISO 14001:2026, updating your environmental management system (EMS) is only part of the process. The real challenge is ensuring your team understands and applies those changes in their work.  Without effective training, even a well-designed EMS can fail during implementation or audit. In this guide, we explain how to train your team

If you’ve held ISO 14001 certification for a while, you might be wondering whether the 2026 revision is worth pursuing. It is. The updated standard reflects how much the conversation around environmental responsibility has shifted. What was once largely about compliance and internal process is now tied directly to how customers choose suppliers, how investors

We’re excited to announce our new partnership with ISMS.online (IO), bringing their IO platform directly to our ISO certification clients.  This partnership introduces an optional, modern platform for managing ISO and other compliance frameworks.  Organisations can choose to continue using our existing client portal or take advantage of IO’s enhanced features to simplify and streamline

ISO 14001:2026 builds on the leadership requirements set out in ISO 14001:2015. On paper, it might seem like your senior managers just need to approve your updated environmental policy and leave everything else to whoever’s responsible for your environmental management system (EMS). In reality, that’s not enough to meet the revised requirements.  Under ISO 14001:2026,

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools have become mainstream for both business and personal use over the past three years. They’ve brought plenty of advantages to organisations of all sizes, but also some worrying problems. Such powerful tools must be implemented correctly to be worthwhile. And since we’re still in the early stages of what this technology

If your organisation is already certified to ISO 14001:2015, the upcoming ISO 14001:2026 revision means you’ll need to review and update your environmental management system (EMS).   Thankfully, you don’t need to completely rebuild it. And the best way to find where your current EMS needs updating to meet ISO 14001:2026 is with a structured gap