EU Taxonomy
The EU Taxonomy sets requirements – but also opens opportunities. We help you gain clarity, understand your obligations, and deliver the documentation you need.
From complexity to clarity – navigate the taxonomy with confidence
The EU Taxonomy for sustainable activities plays a central role in driving the green transition of the financial sector. It is relevant both for companies required to report and for those aiming to stay ahead by using the taxonomy as a strategic tool.
By understanding the taxonomy, you gain insight into which of your activities meet the EU’s definitions of sustainability. This strengthens your dialogue with investors, banks, and customers – and provides inspiration and direction for ESG initiatives and the development of new sustainability efforts.
Positioning and value
If your company is required to report, the taxonomy becomes a fixed element of your management report. If not, it still offers a structured way to position yourself in a landscape of rising expectations for corporate responsibility.
Navigating the EU Taxonomy can be complex, but with our structured advisory approach, you gain a clear and practical framework to work from – one that creates real value for your business.
How we help you through the process
We guide you through five key steps to ensure you understand the requirements – and that your company meets them.
What we deliver
- Screening of your company’s activities
- Assessment of whether relevant activities are taxonomy-aligned
- Preparation of the three mandatory reporting KPIs for eligible economic activities (see explanation below)
- Final report aligned with the EU’s mandatory reporting format
More about the EU Taxonomy
The EU Taxonomy aims to make it easier to identify and invest in environmentally sustainable activities. It defines what qualifies as sustainable and sets clear requirements for how sustainability is assessed.
An activity is considered sustainable under the EU Taxonomy if it:
Contributes substantially to at least one of the six environmental objectives
Meets technical screening criteria set by delegated regulations
Does not significantly harm
Complies with minimum social safeguards
Understanding the EU Taxonomy’s economic KPIs
Under the EU Taxonomy, companies must report on three economic key performance indicators:
- Turnover
Indicates what share of your revenue comes from products or services aligned with the EU Taxonomy. It offers a snapshot of your contribution to environmental objectives. - CapEx
Shows the share of your capital expenditures (e.g. buildings, machinery, or equipment) that are either already aligned or part of a credible plan to become aligned. - OpEx
Reflects the share of your operating expenses related to taxonomy-aligned activities or that support your CapEx plan. This includes costs such as research, renovation, short-term leases, and maintenance.
