The European taxonomy applies to companies from January 2022. It covers more than 142 economic activities and 9 sectors and will radically transform the definition of performance for companies. The taxonomy creates a classification of economic activities and investments according to their sustainability. The European green finance [...]
Companies subject to the NFRD must implement the CSRD as of 2025 for the fiscal year 2024. Companies covered by the CSRD are required to comply with the new European sustainability reporting standards developed for the occasion. [...]
These two new standards define how a company discloses information about sustainability-related factors that may enhance or detract from a company's ability to create value. This exercise requires identifying the main internal and external risks, testing the sensitivity to different scenarios, and reporting on them periodically. In 2022, [...]
the pressure on the agricultural sector to accelerate the reduction of its environmental footprint and the decarbonisation of its value chain will increase These methodologies will facilitate the consideration of the role of the agricultural sector in the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and will allow actors along the value chain [...]
The reduction of methane emissions is now a condition for achieving the +1.5 degree scenario of the Paris Climate Agreement. International conventions evolve to support the reduction of the methane greenhouse effect The latest report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), published in August 2021, assesses [...]
The role of the EU Council Presidency is to push the European project both in the legislative field and in the field of social acceptability, without which the transformation of the European growth model will not become reality. A road show of more than 400 events is planned from 1 January [...]
The challenges of European diplomacy are considerable: increasing the commitments of the Parties, influencing the promise made by the developed countries to the developing countries to mobilise 100 billion dollars annually between 2020 and 2025, making the Paris Agreement fully operational, or moving towards the harmonisation of reference documents. 13 new [...]
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