Sustainability Reporting
How can your company report on sustainability in the best way? We explain the rules, standards, and how to get started step by step.
Which companies are required to have sustainability reporting?
The short answer is that all companies should have some form of sustainability reporting in place. For many, this is — or soon will be — a direct legal requirement, while for others it has become an expectation from customers, investors, and other stakeholders.
Data quality at every step
How GoClimate ensures reliable sustainability data
VSME – the Smart Path into Sustainability Reporting for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
VSME (Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) is a voluntary EU sustainability standard that gives small and medium-sized enterprises a structured, simple, and cost-effective path into sustainability reporting.
Scopes according to the GHG-protocol
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol is the most widely recognized standard for accounting for greenhouse gas emissions. It provides a framework for everything from companies to governments to measure and report emissions in ways that support their vision and goals.
Climate reporting and CSRD
For companies aiming to be sustainable and wanting to future-proof their business, climate reporting is an important step. In some cases, it will also become a legal requirement from 2024, according to the new EU directive CSRD.
Omnibus 2025: What Does the Proposal Mean for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises?
The Omnibus package aims to simplify corporate sustainability rules, reduce the reporting burden, and ensure better enforcement of existing directives across EU member states.
Comparing the Top 5 VSME Tools
In this article, we compare five leading VSME-tools, focusing on usability, automation, data handling, and time savings.
What is ISO 14001 and why is it beneficial for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)?
ISO 14001 is an international standard for environmental management. It helps companies systematically and effectively manage their environmental impact. For SMEs, it provides a practical and structured way to improve environmental performance, reduce costs, and meet demands for sustainability.
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The GHG Protocol – The World’s Most Widely Used Standard for Greenhouse Gas Accounting
As the effects of climate change become increasingly evident, the pressure on companies and organizations to measure, report, and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions continues to grow. Common frameworks and standards are essential to ensure that emissions data is comparable, credible, and useful.
What is Greenwashing?
When companies, organizations, or authorities present themselves as more sustainable than they actually are, this is called greenwashing. It can mislead consumers, investors, and other stakeholders while undermining trust in genuine sustainability efforts.
What are Climate Calculations and Climate Reporting?
Climate calculations and climate reporting involve systematically measuring, analyzing, and communicating a company’s emissions.