EU Taxonomy and CSRD
We combine financial and technical expertise and insights to help clients capture opportunities and reduce risks in the EU Sustainable Finance Action plan.
Creating value for clients via EU Taxonomy alignment and CSRD integration
We help our clients navigate the ever-evolving sustainable finance landscape. Beyond compliance, we have an emphasis on value and opportunity creation.
From eligibility to alignment, from disclosure to improvement, we ensure that the opportunities that the EU Taxonomy presents to our clients are truly maximised.
Reaping the benefits in a new regulatory landscape
The aim of the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is to drive positive change, by ensuring companies disclose information about the impacts of their activities on people and the environment.
We work with our clients across all sectors to clearly identify their impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities. Our approach enables companies to use the CSRD to build resilience, inform strategy, strengthen governance, and identify and manage risks.
We provide expert guidance across the full CSRD lifecycle from double materiality to full disclosure. Further, we enable application and integration of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), adding value for clients.
FEATURED INSIGHTS
Climate-related legislation is emerging rapidly, making it challenging for US companies to keep up, particularly for those subject to multiple regulations. In this article, our experts break down three major pieces of recent legislation and provide guidance on how companies can get started with compliance.
The EUs Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is in place and set to transform how companies report on their sustainability practices. The CSRD will also impact non-EU companies with significant operations in Europe – but how? In this piece our experts will highlight five points where the CSRD implementation differs for US companies compared to their EU counterparts.
The “EU Taxonomy Regulation” will require most European financial institutions and non-financial companies to outline the environmental sustainability of their economic activities. Given that the first EU Taxonomy disclosures are due by the end of 2021 and throughout 2022 it is important to act now.
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Implementation of CSRD and the EU Taxonomy - Aarsleff Group
As a large, publicly traded construction and civil engineering group in Northern Europe, Aarsleff Group is preparing to report under the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This involves conducting a double materiality assessment, evaluating eligibility and alignment with the EU Taxonomy, and the overall implementation of CSRD and the EU Taxonomy within the group.
Double materiality & integration into risk management systems for global beverage company
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies to increase transparency on sustainability risks, impacts, and opportunities. Ramboll Management Consulting supported a globally leading beverage company in the early implementation of the directive by performing a robust double materiality assessment (DMA).
CSRD guidance and double materiality assessment for IFU
Ramboll Management Consulting guided IFU, a development financial institution, through the complex process of applying the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) in a sector that currently lacks official EU guidance, focusing on a meaningful double materiality assessment that brings value to IFU and its stakeholders.
Contact Ramboll in the Americas region
Ramboll has several offices in North America, distributed across the United states, Mexico, and Canada.
Find your local office in the AmericasPatrick Moloney
Global Director, Sustainability Consulting & ESG
Management Consulting
Meike Verhey
Associate Manager