Whitepaper: The EU Taxonomy Regulation

In recent weeks, the discussion about the Omnibus Regulation has also brought the EU Taxonomy Regulation into the media spotlight. In particular, the planned simplification of reporting obligations for numerous regulations, especially for SMEs, has led to considerable uncertainty about how regulatory requirements will change in future.

Many companies currently face the challenge of assessing the potential impact of the Omnibus Regulation on their sustainability reporting and preparing for possible adjustments in good time. A key step towards mastering this challenge is a thorough look at the EU Taxonomy, in particular its basic concept and current status, in order to implement changes efficiently. This whitepaper serves exactly this purpose.

Complex and time-consuming

A first overview of the EU Taxonomy Regulation may still seem manageable, but with the supplementary delegated regulations it quickly becomes clear: the subject is complex and involves considerable time for companies. Here is an overview covering the annual review of the economic activities of non-financial companies:

Status quo for non-financial companies

What is the current status? And what concrete steps are needed for successful implementation?

These and many other questions are covered in detail in this whitepaper. It analyses the applicable regulatory requirements, examines their impact on companies and gives practical recommendations for efficient implementation. It also shows the relevance of PCF calculation within the EU Taxonomy and outlines approaches for linking the two. The whitepaper is limited exclusively to non-financial companies.

Well prepared

The whitepaper serves as a basis for better understanding the current requirements of the EU Taxonomy Regulation and responding strategically to future developments.

Download our whitepaper now and be well prepared!