Even though the new EU directive means that a large proportion of companies are no longer immediately affected by the CSRD, climate change remains a major challenge. Find out now what you can do for your company!
Climate change remains a central challenge
Even without the CSRD reporting obligation, climate change affects all companies. Other regulations (SFDR, CO₂ price, energy prices, international regulations) remain in place or are becoming stricter.
Stakeholder expectations
Customers, consumers, and employees expect commitment to sustainability strategies and corporate climate protection.
Costs of inaction
Inaction will be more expensive than investments in sustainability. According to a study by BCG & WEF: up to 25% profit loss due to climate risks by 2050 (e.g., extreme weather).
Opportunities through green technologies
Great economic potential through climate adaptation and investments in sustainable technologies. Lucrative markets are emerging through ecological transformation.
Long-term risks according to WEF
Global environmental problems are the greatest risks of the next 10 years. Many studies call for active climate protection measures.
Act now, don't wait
The earlier measures are taken, the better. The time until the CSRD obligation can be used sensibly for preparation, free from bureaucratic pressure.
Support offer
myclimate offers support in implementing climate protection measures in companies.
Even though the majority of companies are not affected by the CSRD for the time being, climate change remains one of the greatest challenges of our time. And even without the SFDR and other mandatory non-financial reporting guidelines, companies still have to address ongoing developments in current and future CO2 prices, rising energy costs and regulations in international markets. Customers, consumers and employees continue to put their trust in companies that are serious about the environment and make concrete commitments. And it’s important to remember that the financial sector is pressing companies to produce transparent information on their climate and environmental performance – for potential investment decisions, among other things. myclimate can offer you guidance on meeting these requirements and positioning yourself to your strategic advantage.
Doing nothing will cost companies significantly more than investing in the future, in sustainability and climate protection. According to a recent study (in German) by strategy consultancy Boston Consulting Group and the World Economic Forum (WEF), by 2050 climate change risks could cut profits alone by up to 25%. At the same time, climate change adaptation measures, and investments in “green technologies” in particular, represent outstanding business potential. The WEF Global Risks Report also shows that the greatest business risks (over a period of ten years) are in the area of the environment. These two reports echo a large number of studies that call for companies to actively address their own climate impact and climate-related risks. Forward-looking companies now have a great opportunity to position themselves robustly in the long term and to take important measures without excessive bureaucracy and regulatory pressure.
myclimate would be happy to assist you in selecting and implementing these measures in your company.