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Gastkommentar: Seit 27. September zählt die gemessene Tonne

Die EmpCo-Richtlinie beendet nicht den Markt für Carbon Credits. Sie verändert die Anforderungen an ihre Verwendung und Kommunikation. Für Unternehmen und Investoren rücken Transparenz, Nachvollziehbarkeit und Qualität nun in den Fokus.

Published on 2026-10-02 by investESG
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Eurosif recommendations for the EU budget and DNSH consultation response

Eurosif presents position paper on EU MFF 2028-2034 and DNSH consultation response, issuing recommendations

Published on 2026-09-17 by Eurosif
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The Vulnerability Was Real; The Exploit Was Impossible; The EU Cyber Resilience Act Reporting Obligation Was … Unclear?

Beginning last Friday (11 September 2026), manufacturers of products with digital elements that are made available on the European Union market must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents concerning those products under the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).

Published on 2026-09-15 by Ropes & Gray LLP
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SFDR review: Council position leaves important gaps unresolved

Issues to be resolved to ensure the future SFDR framework remains credible, comparable and effective

Published on 2026-06-25 by Eurosif
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Reports

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Eurosif response: The DNSH principle in the next EU budget

Eurosif response to the Commission consultation on DNSH under the next MFF

ESRS Simplification

Survey on European Sustainability Reporting Standards

Insurance and Risk Management Tools for Agriculture in the EU

Climate related risks are a significant source of uncertainty for agricultural production, farm resilience, and the broader bioeconomy value chain. There is growing evidence that climate change is increasing both the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, leading to greater agricultural yield volatility in the future, and resulting destabilising of farm incomes. This report takes stocks of the forms of support currently in place for agriculture insurance schemes and other climate adaptation de-risking schemes across EU Member States, providing recommendations on how to improve access to finance and mitigate climate risks.

Omnibus I und die Folgen

Josef Baumüller - Vienna University of Economics and Business April 2025 - Zeitschrift für Corporate Governance 20(2):88-95

EU omnibus package on sustainability – something we don’t want to ride (yet)?

“Omnibus I“, CSRD (new) and the revised future of sustainability reporting in the EU: Evidence from Austria