EU Taxonomy Regulation: Funding sustainable growth
The Classification Regulation is part of the EU Green Deal, the EU's response to current climate and environmental challenges. It creates a consistent framework across the EU for classifying sustainable economic activities and increasingly encourages companies to meet their environmental obligations. However, the road to identifying eligible activities and taking action is still bumpy, and companies often lack the knowledge and structural capacity to meet these complex requirements.
To ensure your business aligns with the EU Taxonomy Regulation, it’s crucial to understand the sustainable finance framework and adhere to the green classification system for environmental sustainability and taxonomy compliance.
Our approach to EU Taxonomy Regulation
From helping you understand the requirements, through project planning, analysis of relevant activities, implementation and reporting, our experts use their extensive knowledge and experience to guide you towards more sustainable business practices and improve your reporting.
Our solution to EU Taxonomy implementation
We help you to implement the Taxonomy Regulation to ensure alignment of your business activities with the six climate and environmental goals set by the EU. We work with you adapt your sustainability management and reporting to meet the regulatory requirements and the expectations of the financial industry to make climate issues, and in particular the risks associated with them, more transparent.
Implementing the EU Taxonomy is a resource-intensive process. We support you in all phases as a reliable sparring partner, jointly defining the necessary steps and navigating through various development scenarios, flexibly responding to your individual needs and resource limitations.
- Impact analysis to define and clarify the applicability of the taxonomy regulation to business activities and potential risks and opportunities
- Analysis of taxonomy qualifications and alignment of business activities with the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle, minimum social standards and technical screening criteria
- Calculate taxonomy KPIs and develop data models
- Implement and report on taxonomy requirements
Our added value
Benefit from our integrated approach for efficient and reliable implementation. You will work with a multidisciplinary team that combines sustainability, process, IT and strategy expertise, enabling you to take a comprehensive project approach that covers all aspects from establishing compliance to generating competitive advantage.
Explore the mechanism and scope of the EU Taxonomy and find out what you can do to prepare in our guide.
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