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European Union · Scope 1–3

The EU wants your full climate story — both ways.

Under the CSRD, large and listed companies publish a yearly report covering Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, plus how climate change could hurt the business financially — this is called 'double materiality'. The numbers need independent assurance. A related rule, CBAM, taxes the carbon content of certain imports like steel, cement and aluminium.

CSRD report · FY2025
FY2025 report
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Who it applies to

  • Large and listed EU companies — and, in practice, their value chains
  • Non-EU groups with significant EU activity, phased in
  • Scope 1, 2 and 3, plus a transition plan and reduction targets
  • CBAM applies if you import steel, cement or aluminium into the EU

What your report must include

  • Scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions
  • Energy consumption and mix
  • Double-materiality assessment narrative
  • Transition plan and reduction targets
  • Governance description
  • Limited assurance statement from an independent verifier
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Do you sell into, or operate in, the European Union?

At a glance
Scope
Scope 1–3
Standard
ESRS · IFRS-aligned
Assurance
Limited (reasonable later)
Related
CBAM on certain imports

Report to European Union — and three more — from one dataset.