EU Taxonomy – Everything You Need to Know About the Latest Changes and How to Plan for the Future
Watch the webinar to learn more about the latest changes in the technical screening criteria, objectives, and the future of EU Taxonomy.
In the webinar, our EU Taxonomy expert, Katrine Hoset will discuss the activities newly added to the taxonomy, updated time schedules for reporting and practical advice for newly affected sectors.
The EU Commission adopted the new environmental delegated act and amendments to the climate delegated act on 27 June. The amendments to the climate delegated act amend and add technical screening criteria (TSC) for several activities under the climate delegated act. The environmental delegated act adds activities under the remaining four environmental objectives.
Webinar Agenda
- The latest news regarding technical screening criteria and objectives
- The future of EU Taxonomy
- Recommendations for a more simplified Reporting Process
- Q&A
What You Will Learn
- The latest changes in technical screening criteria and objectives
- How to assess your compliance with the Technical Screening Criteria
- What the suggested changes means for your business in the long run
- How to improve and streamline your reporting process
The Webinar Is Intended For
- Sustainability managers
- Controllers
- CEO’s
- CFO’s
- Anyone involved in EU Taxonomy reporting and compliance
Speakers
EU Taxonomy expert, Katrine Hoset
Katrine Hoset is a Senior Sustainability Consultant at Ecobio. She is experienced with corporate social responsibility reporting and assurance and is familiar with EHS legislation in EU and international initiatives related with sustainability and EHS. Hoset is an advisory member in the development team of Ecobio Manager’s Taxonomy tool and has a thorough understanding of the EU Taxonomy criteria.
Country Lead DACH, Ecobio Manager Linda Tissen
Linda Tissen is part of the Ecobio Manager Sales Team. She is experienced in corporate strategy and sustainability and familiar with EU Taxonomy classification and reporting
