ESG reporting

The useful question for leadership teams right now isn’t “what does the law require this year?” It’s “what capability do we need to hold regardless of what the law requires?”

Review of Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting means now is the time to assess data, governance, and duplication across reporting processes before the next round of reform.

If sustainability reporting is suffering from data overload, speakers at the Grunin Center conference believe governance discipline and AI-enabled data management may offer a way forward.

We take an initial look at the draft ESRS and discuss the related public feedback process.

In order for companies to stay competitive and drive better sustainable outcomes, they need to align ISO standards with their ESG reporting.

Clarification on the templates that may be used for the 2025 financial year, the scope and operation of the two-year opt-out from detailed Taxonomy reporting, and the application of materiality.

Jelena Savic-Brkic discusses the standardization of ESG reporting and says ESG 2.0 can deliver superior long-term financial and societal value.

This disclosure mandate will require subject companies to publish their first biennial climate-related financial risk reports by January 1, 2026.