ESG and sustainability reporting The recently frequently mentioned European CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) on sustainability reports has been in force since 2024. Based on this directive! the first group of companies had to collect data for these reports! which they will compile and publish for the first time according to the ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) as part of their annual report published in 2025.
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These are banks! insurance companies and phone number lead companies traded on the stock exchange with more than 500 employees. In our country! this includes! in addition to the largest banks and insurance companies! e.g. Škoda Auto or ČEZ. Next year! more companies will be added to the group of companies with this obligation! namely companies meeting two of three criteria: they have more than 250 employees! a net turnover of more than fifty million EUR or their total assets exceed twenty-five million EUR.
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In the reports that some of the companies from the two how to increase your company’s market share? groups mentioned above have voluntarily published this year on their activities in the areas of ESG (Environment! Social and Governance)! it is clear in many cases that they are really preparing for the ESRS standards. Although the reports were not yet completely in accordance with the mentioned standards! it is clear that they are inspired by them! are moving towards them and are therefore in a kind of transition phase. These are such “unfinished” reports.
The ESRS guidelines and standards have brought with them a number of new challenges – from the need to determine which topics I as a company will have to report on (dual materiality or significance analysis)! through mapping and systematic work with the supply chain! to the actual collection of the necessary data and information (qualitative and quantitative). And then defending all of this in front of an external auditor.
A separate chapter is reporting compliance with the EU taxonomy! which will be gradually introduced. Experience shows that companies have access to a lot of data and information easily! others are not available in one place or are only in paper form! and others have not been monitored at all.
“In recent years! at Green0meter! we have helped a number b2c phone list of companies prepare for CSRD in advance. Their goal was not only to comply with the regulation! but to be market leaders and gain a competitive advantage. Thanks to early preparation! they correctly set up data collection! created ESG teams and integrated sustainability into the strategy. The Green0meter platform helped them automate reporting! reduce administrative burden and focus on real changes instead of bureaucracy.
“Although the beginnings were not easy! today these companies are well prepared! more stable and more attractive to investors and customers. They have identified operational savings! reduced risks and obtained better financing conditions.”
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ESG Managers: A New Profession That’s Changing Corporate Approaches to Sustainability