ESG reporting

EXPLAINER - The merging of existing climate reporting standards has been hailed as a 'watershed', with experts claiming it could save time, money, and administrative headaches - But what happens now?

Headline achievements from last financial year include cutting Scope 1 and 2 emissions by more than a fifth and delivering a vehicle fleet that is now 74 per cent electric

New standard developed by EFRAG to guide larger companies and financial institutions on sustainability data requests to SMEs

Free version of global emissions factor database spans 148 countries, 400 industries, and 95 per cent of global GDP

Investment in climate-related technology firms reached $1.95bn in the EU in 2024, according to CommerzVentures

Resurgent market predicted to expand rapidly in response to regulatory pressure and increasingly complex reporting requirements

Vast majority of world's largest companies have incorporated at least some elements of sustainability reporting into 'business as usual', KPMG survey finds

How AstraZeneca, Netflix, Pandora and Philips are preparing for Europe’s new mandatory ESG disclosure requirements

Humans have overfished the ocean, cleared forests, polluted water and created a climate crisis by burning fossil fuels - and these actions are affecting biodiversity around the world, from remote islands to our own backyards.

The European Commission has released 52 pages of FAQs about how to comply with the EU's new corporate disclosure mandates