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ESRS E4 is the CSRD standard for biodiversity and ecosystems reporting, applying only when biodiversity is identified as material through a double materiality assessment.
ESRS S1 is the CSRD standard for own workforce reporting, covering material impacts on employees and certain non-employees across 16 disclosure requirements.
The EU’s Omnibus package is already reshaping sustainability reporting.
CSRD is the EU’s sustainability reporting law, with ESRS defining what companies must disclose.
In this article, we’ll explore the top five ESRS software tools currently available to help you determine the best fit for your business.
EFRAG's July 31, 2025 ESRS exposure draft reduces datapoints by approximately 66% across all 12 European Sustainability Reporting Standards, eliminating duplication, consolidating policies, actions and targets into…
EFRAG's June 2025 progress report outlines five simplification levers that will cut mandatory ESRS datapoints by more than 50%, making CSRD sustainability reporting shorter, more focused, and easier to manage.
Learn how to conduct stakeholder interviews for a double materiality assessment with practical steps.
EFRAG sustainability report board member Wim Bartels shares what the ESRS revisions and Omnibus proposal mean for businesses navigating sustainability reporting.
The EU’s CSRD delay gives companies until 2028–2029 to report, but it’s a chance to prepare, not pause.
This guide explains exactly how to write an ESRS sustainability statement according to the CSRD standards.
Coolset and Hot ITem Conclusion partner to help businesses comply with CSRD+ regulations through a data-driven ESG solution.
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