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ESRS – short for European Sustainability Reporting Standards. ESRS are mandatory disclosure standards that companies obliged to report under CSRD...

The CSRD and ESRS will change sustainability reporting across the EU to be unified and standardised. CSRD and ESRS are the...

The EU Taxonomy Classification is a system that defines activities that can be considered environmentally sustainable. This creates a common...

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) marks a transformative shift in corporate (sustainability) reporting standards, bringing sustainability considerations to the...

CSRD software is an invaluable instrument for CSRD reporting. Old methods like Excel cannot fully meet the requirements of the...

CSRD reporting standards, known formally as European sustainability reporting standards (ESRS) that are at the forefront of corporate sustainability initiatives,...

CSRD expands the detail of reporting compared with the requirements defined under the NFRD. Furthermore, companies are required to report their sustainability information following the new European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). Read more.

The CSRD gap analysis is pivotal for ensuring CSRD compliance. Performing a thorough CSRD gap analysis is an essential initial...

The EU Taxonomy Regulation entered into force in the summer of 2020. All companies covered by the scope of the EU taxonomy have needed to report on eligibility and alignment for these activities since 1.1.2023.

With the European Union leading the charge towards a greener future, companies operating in the energy sector must adapt to meet strict sustainability reporting requirements outlined in the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.