Electricity generation from wind power is included as an eligible activity in the EU taxonomy. However, it is not automatically a sustainable activity.

The EU Commission is suggesting sustainability metric reporting to follow a standardized, digital format. What does this mean for sustainability reporting?

The Environmental Delegated Act looks set to bring a number of new activities and industries within the scope of the taxonomy.

Increasingly, the climate is becoming a major business risk for companies, but many companies are failing to assess for it and disclose to their investors.

Climate risk reporting is increasingly becoming included as a requirement in sustainability reporting with the EU taxonomy requiring climate risks assessments as a part of its technical screening criteria, and an increasing focus on the TCFD.

The latest Global Risks Report was released this week by the World Economic Forum (WEF). The report is overwhelmingly concerned with climate-related risks and assesses the potential threats of these to be greater than the threats linked to another financial crisis.

Agriculture is one the largest contributors to biodiversity loss and its impact is increasing with the needs of growing populations. How is it represented in the EU taxonomy?

Manufacturing of plastics in primary form and manufacture of plastic packing goods have been included in the technical screening criteria from the delegated acts - but when is it considered sustainable?

With the increasing need to report on sustainability, Sustainability Manager's workload is also growing. It is essential to use the right tools to ensure efficiency. Here are the ones you must have!