CSRD Reporting Standards – Everything You Need to Know
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 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.
Navigating CSRD: A Guide for the Energy Sector in Europe
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.
What is CSRD Double Materiality and Why Does it Matter?
Double Materiality is a principle and a method that companies need to follow to be able to create their sustainability report under the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) and ESRS (European Sustainable Reporting Standards).
In Corporate sustainability staying ahead of the curve is a necessity. Read more about Ecobio Manager's double materiality and climate risk assessment features. Continue to read to learn more.
CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) came into force 1.1.2023, became applicable 1.1.2024, and amends the accounting directive 2013/34/EU. CSRD will...
