Climate Bonds Initiative
International organisation that certifies and screens green bonds and publishes taxonomies, market data and training.
Compare providers that support EU Taxonomy reporting, from software platforms to consultants and assurance firms.
The EU Taxonomy is a classification system that defines which economic activities count as environmentally sustainable. It has six environmental objectives, including climate change mitigation and adaptation. Companies and financial firms report how much of their turnover, capital expenditure and operating expenditure is “eligible” and “aligned” with it.
Companies within the CSRD scope report under Article 8 of the Taxonomy Regulation, and financial firms use the data for their own disclosures, including SFDR.
International organisation that certifies and screens green bonds and publishes taxonomies, market data and training.
Vienna-based refinq provides asset-level climate and nature risk analytics for banks and corporates.
ESG reporting software covering CSRD/ESRS, VSME, GRI, EU Taxonomy and climate risk.
French QHSE, CSR and ESG software platform with a CSR/ESG reporting module covering CSRD, EU Taxonomy and VSME.
Prague-based advisory on CSRD, ESRS, double materiality and ESG risk readiness for banks and corporates in Central and Eastern Europe.
ESG risk ratings, research and data for investors and companies.
European ESG reporting platform for CSRD/ESRS and SFDR. Acquired Greenomy in 2025.
Physical climate risk data and analytics that translate risk into asset and portfolio financial loss metrics.
Physical climate risk analytics platform for asset owners, lenders and investors, with asset screening, stress testing and disclosure reports.
ESG ratings, second-party opinions and sustainable finance data for issuers and investors, part of Fitch Group.
Swiss ESG and impact ratings provider with data, screening, proxy voting and portfolio reporting for financial institutions.
Sustainability data and analytics for investors and companies. Announced a merger with Glass Lewis in 2026.
Brussels-area ESG consultancy offering readiness, materiality, Scope 3 support, ESG training and interim sustainability leadership.
An activity is aligned if it substantially contributes to an environmental objective, does no significant harm to the others and meets minimum social safeguards.
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