ESG reporting – your partner on the journey towards a more sustainable future and high competitiveness

ESG reporting is much more than a formality; it is the key to sustainable growth and competitive advantage. At Sweco, we offer expert support for every stage of ESG reporting – from mapping the current state to building a sustainability strategy and ensuring transparent reporting.

Our ESG Reporting Services

  1. We offer comprehensive ESG reporting services to help meet sustainability requirements and improve competitiveness:
  2. Sustainability Certifications and Reporting: We help companies achieve internationally recognized sustainability certifications and produce high-quality sustainability reports that enhance transparency and strengthen reputation.
  3. ESG Impact Assessments: We assess an organization’s environmental, social, and governance impacts, providing a clear picture of operational effects and opportunities for improvement.
  4. Materiality Analysis in Accordance with the CSRD Directive: We carry out a materiality analysis according to the principle of double materiality, identifying the social and environmental impacts of the company’s operations, as well as related financial risks and opportunities.
  5. CSRD Data Point Analysis Based on the Results of Materiality Analysis
  6. CSRD Gap Analysis
  7. Support for aligning the reporting with the CSRD reporting
  8. Services Related to EU taxonomy: We provide assessments in accordance with the EU taxonomy, including eligibility assessments and conformity assessments, as well as guidance for preparing reports and collecting data.
  9. Sustainability Management and Evaluation: We support companies in integrating responsibility into everyday business operations and decision-making, ensuring that responsibility is part of daily operations.

ESG reporting: legal requirements to expand by 2025

ESG reporting: legal requirements to expand by 2025

ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) reporting has become statutory for many companies with the new European Union Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The CSRD sets requirements for companies in sustainability reporting and aims to harmonize and improve sustainability reporting across the EU.

Starting in 2024, large listed companies will be required to report their ESG impacts on themes identified through the dual materiality mandated by the CSRD. In 2025, the reporting obligation will be extended to all large companies that meet at least two of the following conditions:

  1. More than 250 employees,
  2. Turnover exceeding EUR 50 million, and/or
  3. Balance sheet over EUR 25 million
  4. In 2026, the reporting obligation will be extended to listed SMEs.
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ESG Reporting: Turning sustainability into a competitive advantage

Sustainability, transparency, and environmental friendliness have become key cornerstones of success in today’s business landscape. Through ESG reporting, you can communicate your commitment to sustainability and demonstrate that your business operates responsibly while reducing negative impacts on the environment and society.

Integrating ESG values into your business strategy can help you reach a wider range of investors and open doors to new sources of capital. ESG reporting is not just about fulfilling a legal obligation; at its best, it is a strategic step towards a more responsible and competitive business model that supports sustainable growth and builds trust.

Real-time ESG Reporting and digital monitoring

ESG reporting is evolving towards real-time monitoring and digital data collection, which brings significant benefits to sustainability management. Real-time data allows an organization to gather information directly from trusted sources, enabling faster, data-driven decision-making.

Real-time monitoring also increases transparency within the organization, as different business units can store data in a centralized system. Unified data management improves data quality, helps create a comprehensive overview of ESG performance, and supports the coordination of sustainability goals across units.

In addition, technological solutions speed up the reporting process. When all data is systematically stored, the audit process becomes easier.

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