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132 providers that cover the European Union, compared by framework, category and verified reviews.
The EU has the world’s most detailed sustainability reporting rules. The CSRD and ESRS set what in-scope companies report, the CSDDD covers supply chain due diligence, the EU Taxonomy defines sustainable activities, and CBAM puts a carbon price on certain imports. The 2026 Omnibus changes narrowed who has to report and delayed due diligence.
EU groups with more than 1,000 employees and over €450 million turnover report under the ESRS, with limited assurance, for financial years from 1 January 2027. Simplified ESRS were published in July 2026.
Providers and guide: ESRSCompanies with more than 5,000 employees and over €1.5 billion turnover must address human rights and environmental harm in their supply chains, from 26 July 2029.
Providers and guide: CSDDDIn-scope companies report the share of turnover, capital spending and operating spending that is Taxonomy-eligible and aligned.
Providers and guide: EU TaxonomyImporters of iron, steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity and hydrogen report embedded emissions. The definitive period began on 1 January 2026.
Providers and guide: CBAMAsset managers and advisers disclose sustainability risks and fund claims. A reform proposed in November 2025 is still being negotiated.
Providers and guide: SFDRClimate action solutions provider helping companies calculate and reduce emissions.
German consultancy offering materiality assessment templates, VSME and ESRS workshops and ESG software selection support.
Czech ESG reporting and carbon accounting workspace for SMEs based on VSME and GRI, with physical climate risk screening.
Netherlands-based satellite data company supporting EUDR compliance, deforestation monitoring and Scope 3 sustainable sourcing.
Berlin non-profit advisory offering double materiality analysis and CSRD compliance support for organisations.
San Francisco-based compliance reporting platform that tracks regulations, collects data and produces CSRD and CDP disclosures.
Amsterdam sustainability organisation using systems thinking and data science to advise on circular and sustainable economy transitions.
Hamburg sustainability consultancy focused on supply chains, climate and human rights for retail and consumer goods companies.
Berlin-based software for collecting ESG and carbon data to support compliance reporting.
Swiss ESG and impact ratings provider with data, screening, proxy voting and portfolio reporting for financial institutions.
Ulm-based compliance software suite with a sustainability module for ESG reporting, materiality analysis and supplier risk assessment.
Supply chain risk management, supplier audits and carbon programmes for buyers and suppliers, with an ESG-based sustainability score.
Wicklow-based environmental group offering sustainability and ESG consultancy alongside energy and retrofit services.
Physical climate risk analytics platform for asset owners, lenders and investors, with asset screening, stress testing and disclosure reports.
AI-assisted ESG data collection and carbon accounting, with links to accounting systems.
Copenhagen sustainability consultancy covering decarbonisation, CSRD and ESRS reporting, strategy and supply chain due diligence.
Sustainability software for CSRD and VSME reporting, carbon accounting, CBAM and EU Taxonomy.
XBRL software for ESEF and UKSEF reports, including the Seahorse tagging tool.
Doconomy works with financial institutions to provide carbon-impact and sustainable finance tools for their customers.
London academy running professional courses on ESRS, ISSB, UK SRS, GRI, TNFD and California climate reporting.
The main ones are the CSRD and ESRS for large companies, the CSDDD for very large companies, the EU Taxonomy, CBAM for importers of certain goods, and SFDR for financial firms. Which apply to you depends on size and sector.
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