EU regulations
EU requirements & reporting
Take taxonomy into account
We help you take CSRD, SFDR and the EU taxonomy into account - both in terms of adapting your procedures and reporting correctly. This will help you meet tough regulatory and investor requirements, while increasing transparency and strengthening your sustainability performance.
Our services:
Alignment of procedures and reporting systems with current EU regulations
Conducting materiality analyses (including double materiality) to identify focus areas
Setting and monitoring sustainability targets (e.g. emissions, energy, social aspects)
Integrating sustainability into your business processes
EU taxonomy
The EU Taxonomy is a framework that classifies environmentally sustainable economic activities. It mainly applies to financial market participants under the SFDR and non-financial companies under the CSRD. The CSRD requires non-financial companies to disclose their environmental sustainability in a sustainability report through key performance indicators for turnover, CapEx and OpEx, in accordance with the EU taxonomy criteria. Even smaller businesses can use the EU taxonomy strategically to:
Map their activities to determine which of them are environmentally sustainable according to the EU taxonomy criteria
Set concrete targets to increase the share of environmentally sustainable activities in their business
Increase competitiveness and facilitate communication with investors
How can we help:
Classify relevant economic activities according to the EU taxonomy criteria
Supporting the development of sustainability goals and strategies
Report and quality assure data (incl. using KPIs such as turnover, CapEx and OpEx if desired)
CSRD
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is the EU directive that requires companies to report on the impact of their activities on the environment, society and the economy. The focus is on dual materiality: how you impact the world around you and how sustainability risks affect your business.
How can we help:
Conduct GAP analysis and double materiality analysis
Aligning reporting processes with CSRD & ESRS
Develop strategies and targets for sustainability reporting
Review and quality assure reports
SFDR
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) tightens the requirements for transparency on sustainability aspects, primarily in the financial sector but also for real estate companies that want to attract green investors.
Real estate companies that comply with the SFDR can:
Attracting green investments by providing clear and transparent data.
Strengthen relationships with investors by meeting expectations for accountability and transparency.
Strengthen relationships with investors by meeting expectations for accountability and transparency.
How can we help:
Adapting reporting processes to meet SFDR requirements
Develop strategies to integrate sustainability factors into operations
Review and quality assure sustainability data
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Vill du arbeta med oss?
Green Partner AB är ett hållbarhetskonsultbolag baserat i centrala Stockholm, specialiserat på att stötta bygg- och fastighetsbranschen över hela Norden. Genom nära samarbete skapar vi en grönare och mer lönsam framtid.
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