ESRS Experts

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Top ESRS Experts

Explore our extensive database of certified ESRS experts and consultants to discover the ideal match for your business requirements. Uncover a variety of profiles, including:

AFRY
Environmental Impact Assessments., Sustainable Urban Planning

Sweden

Position Green
Sustainability Consulting

Norway

Sustainserv
Sustainability Reporting

Switzerland

Deloitte
Sustainability Reporting and Compliance, Risk Management

United Kingdom

ClimatePartner
Carbon Footprint Calculation, Climate Action Solutions

Germany

Bix
Sustainability Reporting

Germany

Aspect Advisory
ESG Analysis, Sustainable Finance Strategies

Germany

BR-AG
Sustainability Strategy Development, Sustainability Reporting

Poland

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Standards/Regulations for ESRS:

  • ISO 14008:2021 - Monetary Valuation of Environmental Impacts: serves as a comprehensive guide for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) experts in evaluating and assigning a monetary value to environmental impacts. By utilizing this standard, ESRS professionals can accurately assess the financial implications associated with the environmental aspects of products, services, or processes. Such monetary valuation is paramount for organizations seeking to comprehend and communicate the economic consequences of their environmental performance effectively.
  • ISO 14063 - Environmental Communication: Focuses on enhancing the clarity and transparency of environmental communication efforts. ESRS experts play a vital role in ensuring that environmental information is communicated in a manner that is clear, accurate, and understandable to diverse stakeholders. Adhering to this standard facilitates informed decision-making by enabling stakeholders to grasp complex environmental issues and their implications more effectively.
  • SO 14001:2015 - Environmental Management Systems (EMS): stands as a cornerstone for organizations committed to environmental sustainability. ESRS professionals rely on this internationally recognized standard to guide organizations in establishing and maintaining robust Environmental Management Systems (EMS). By adhering to ISO 14001, organizations can implement a systematic approach to managing environmental aspects, driving continuous improvement, and showcasing their dedication to environmental stewardship.
  • ISO/IEC 17029:2019 - Conformity assessment - General principles and requirements for validation and verification bodies: This standard outlines essential principles and requirements for validation and verification bodies involved in assessing environmental and social responsibility claims. In the realm of ESRS, validation and verification processes are pivotal for confirming the accuracy and reliability of organizations' environmental and social responsibility assertions. Compliance with this standard ensures the credibility and competency of validation and verification bodies, thereby enhancing trust in the assessment outcomes.

About ESRS

In today's business landscape, sustainability reporting has become pivotal, transitioning from a mere buzzword to a cornerstone of corporate strategy. At the forefront of this shift is the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS), aimed at standardizing and enhancing sustainability disclosures. Aligned with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), ESRS mandates comprehensive reporting for large and listed companies, fostering ethical reporting practices.
ESRS, developed by a consortium of sustainability and industry experts, provides a consistent framework for reporting on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. This standardization not only promotes transparency but also facilitates comparisons across organizations, benefiting investors and stakeholders alike.
With ESRS, companies must navigate challenges such as data privacy concerns and the complexity of aligning reporting processes. Preparation for ESRS implementation involves upgrading data management systems, training teams, and seeking expert guidance from sustainability consultants.
The benefits of ESRS implementation are manifold, including strengthened stakeholder trust, improved access to capital, and a competitive edge in the market. Moreover, ESRS transforms sustainability reporting into a strategic imperative, prompting organizations to integrate ESG considerations into their decision-making processes.
ESRS's influence extends beyond Europe, shaping global sustainability practices and potentially harmonizing reporting standards worldwide. As businesses embrace ESRS, the pathway to a sustainable future becomes clearer, empowering stakeholders to make informed decisions in fostering resilience and ethical business practices.

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