Who do the new ESRS requirements apply to?

The ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) apply to a wide range of companies, including:

• large companies with more than 250 employees,
• listed companies,
• certain SMEs,
• non-EU companies generating more than €150 million in revenue in Europe.

Scope of reporting under ESRS

The ESRS standards cover, among others:

• GHG emissions (Scope 1, Scope 2, Scope 3),
• energy and water consumption,
• biodiversity and environmental impact,
• social issues and workers’ rights,
• corporate governance and risk management.

Why are ESRS important for companies?

ESRS reports will be mandatory, public, and subject to audit. They are important for investors, banks, and for assessing a company’s stability and transparency.

How does Green Verify support companies in ESG and ESRS?

• ESG compliance audits,
• preparation of ESRS reports,
• verification of emissions data,
• identification of environmental and climate risks.

Contact us to prepare your company for the new ESRS requirements.