EU taxonomy - clarifying comparability and increasing transparency
What is the EU Taxonomy?
The Green Taxonomy is a classification of companies' revenue, cost and capital data and introduces a systematic definition of which activities are considered sustainable. The legislation, which entered into force in 2023, is based on the Paris Agreement, the 2030 Agenda and the EU's 2050 climate neutrality target. The taxonomy allows listed companies to present their sustainability performance to the capital markets in a transparent and comparable way.
Your business and the EU taxonomy
The purpose of the taxonomy is to provide the capital market with a clear picture of how much of the business is environmentally sustainable in line with the EU's climate objectives. In addition, the classification helps to increase comparability between economic activities. The rules initially affect the larger listed companies, but will eventually cover all companies. At AVA, we are well versed in the taxonomy and can work with you to develop procedures and processes that help your company report clearly and in accordance with the EU guidelines.
We can help you with...
Understanding and adapting to the EU taxonomy
Implementing the EU taxonomy
Preparing for future requirements
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