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CSRD: The EU Directive and CO₂ reporting on Scope 1, 2, and 3 | Current overview

In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Starting in the 2024 reporting year, sustainability reporting will become significantly more comprehensive for affected companies. At the same time, numerous changes and postponements to the CSRD are causing uncertainty among potentially affected companies. Mandatory CO₂ reporting in accordance with Scope 1, 2, and 3 is becoming a new focus of reporting for many companies. In future, this must be reported in the management report and in accordance with strictly defined EU standards. Find out where the CSRD stands, what this means for your company, and how you can best prepare for CO₂ reporting!

| Update: 18. August 2025

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1. Who is affected by the CSRD Directive

 

Overview

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive on corporate sustainability reporting according to clearly defined standards. Depending on the size of the company, reporting of non-financial indicators will also include CO2 emissions from 2024 onwards.

The CSRD Directive came into force on January 5, 2023. It is currently being transposed into national law by EU member states, including Germany. As of August 2025, Germany has not yet accomplished this and is still awaiting final adoption of the CSRD Implementation Act.

The CSRD replaces the previously applicable Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD). The NFRD is an existing EU sustainability reporting requirement from 2014, which already applies to companies with over 500 employees. With the development of the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, the requirements for the information to be reported and the target audience for mandatory corporate reporting are now being significantly expanded.

The two fundamental innovations are: 

1. Reporting must be included in the management report.

2. It must be carried out in accordance with clearly defined EU standards, the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) .

 

The criteria for affected companies

Many of the more than 50,000 companies affected across Europe have not yet addressed the issue of CO2 metrics. However, implementation will become mandatory for companies already subject to the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) as early as the 2025 reporting year.

For large companies, 2025 was originally planned as the first reporting year. However, in April 2025, with the “stop the clock” decision, the reporting requirements for the second wave (for “large” companies, originally from January 1, 2025) and the third wave (originally from January 1, 2026) were each postponed by two years. This means that companies have more time to prepare for the legal requirements.

The second wave currently includes “large” companies as defined in Section 267 (3) of the German Commercial Code (HGB) if they meet two of the following three criteria:

If they have more than

  • 250 employees on average per year,
  • 25 million euros in total assets or
  • 50 million euros in sales revenue.

(As of August 2025)

Change in threshold values

A proposal is currently being discussed to raise the threshold completely to companies with more than 1,000 employees and at least €50 million in annual revenue or €25 million in total assets. However, as of August 2025, this has not yet been implemented. This means that it remains unclear to companies whether and when they will be subject to the reporting requirement.

Indirect trickle-down effect for small and medium-sized enterprises

Due to direct reporting requirements for large companies, small and medium-sized enterprises in their supply chain are also indirectly obliged to provide sustainability data.

Since 2024, major customers have been placing increasing demands on their suppliers. This affects for example food producers who supply large supermarkets or automotive suppliers. 

The VSME (Voluntary Sustainability Standards for SMEs) for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) were developed precisely for these cases. As a voluntary and less complex alternative to the ESRS for larger companies, they are becoming increasingly important. They cover a similar range of topics across all ESG areas, but in a significantly simplified form.

2. Innovations in sustainability reporting 

 

CO2 reporting on Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions required

The new EU directive CSRD significantly expands the reporting obligations of big European companies in the area of non-financial key figures.

The ESRS E1 Climate Change leads the topic-related ESRS standards. Like all topic-specific standards, it is subject to materiality analysis. However, it is expected that ESRS E1 Climate Change will be one of the material reporting topics for almost every company, as virtually all economic activities involve greenhouse gas emissions.

It requires companies to publish greenhouse gas emissions determined by a Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) in their management reports. The CCF, also known as the CO2 balance, is used to determine the annual greenhouse gas emissions for Scope 1, 2, and 3 within the company and identifying emission hotspots for the responsible use of the climate protection budget.

CO2 reporting must be prepared in accordance with the defined requirements of the EFRAG Standard ESRS E1 Climate Change. A rough approximation of the company's own emissions calculated internally is not sufficient.

CO2 reporting in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol is also at the heart of the data to be reported in voluntary reporting for SMEs or in supply chain requirements.

 

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Until now, companies were free to choose how to publish ESG information. One of the implications of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is that it will now be mandatory to publish ESG information in the management report as part of the annual financial statements.

At the same time, the development of binding European reporting standards (ESRS) covering the three areas of environment, social and corporate governance plays a central role. The aim of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) is to define the sustainability information that companies must report in accordance with the CSRD. The first set of ESRS was adopted on July 31, 2023.

The decision on which ESRS in the areas of environment, social and corporate governance must be reported is based on an individual materiality analysis for each company. This analysis forms the basis for decisions in all relevant areas of reporting. It is voluntary to provide an explanation as to why certain topics are not considered material. However, there is a special feature for ESRS E1: if ESRS E1 climate change is not considered material for a company, the conclusions of the materiality assessment must be explained in detail to justify the exclusion.

 

Audit of compliance with sustainability reporting

For approximately 50,000 companies in Europe, the CSRD requires a new chapter containing the required information to be added to the annual report. This chapter must contain an overview of the CSRD's defined non-financial key performance indicators in the correct format.

The CSRD stipulates an obligation for an external audit of the information. The audit is carried out by the auditor. However, an auditor cannot and may not override the collection of CO2Key performance indicators. Due to the strict audit criteria, the auditor relies on the companies' verified emissions data. Management, the executive board, and the supervisory board are expressly responsible for compliance with the CSRD.

The audit will initially be carried out with limited assurance and will be expanded over time to reasonable assurance.

 

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3. Preparation for CO₂ reporting on Scope 1, 2, and 3 for the CSRD

 

With the reporting year 2025, mandatory sustainability reporting under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will already come into effect for the first companies. To meet this challenge, CO2 reporting must become a priority at an early stage.

The ESRS E1 Standard includes the preparation of Greenhouse gas emissions related to the entire value chain of the company Scope 1, 2 and 3. What is in Scope 3 to report to the CSRD? This includes the significant upstream and downstream emission sources that are primarily related to the company's activities.

Getting to grips with this complex issue poses new challenges for companies, as they often lack the necessary expertise in-house. The accounting must also be verified by a third party. It is therefore important to find a reliable partner at an early stage.

Much of the required data already exists in accounting. Finding and accessing the relevant data sources takes time, especially for the initial review. The effort and access to expertise can be significantly simplified by working with a specialized service provider.

 

 4. Finding suitable support for CO₂ reporting for the CSRD

 

When selecting a suitable partner for CO2 reporting, the following criteria should be considered in order to achieve a high-quality result:

1. The key figures must be collected using a verified process and cover all three scopes. It is not sufficient to consider only Scope 1 and 2 emissions.

2. The measurement must comply with internationally recognized standards (GHG Protocol and ESRS/VSME).

3. Wherever possible, the use of current and individual emission data should be ensured.

4. There should be the option of individual consultation, as the complex requirements can raise many questions, especially at the beginning.

5. The data should be presented in a clear and usable format so that, in addition to providing actual reporting, it also offers a sound basis for developing specific measures.

 

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ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

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ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing social demand for Climate protection, even the European Central Bank under Christine Lagarde has now taken the inevitable course of giving capital preferential treatment to companies that can demonstrably Climate protection The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. Their chairman, Larry Fink, wrote in a letter to his CEOs that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Climate protection Therefore, operating your company professionally and verifiably is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for the foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

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