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ESG disclosure is becoming law

Across every major market, regulators now require companies to report, and increasingly verify, the emissions and social impact of their supply chains, business travel included. Impact+ gives you audit-ready data to meet them.

European Union

CSRD & ESRS

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive requires large companies, including non-EU parents with significant EU turnover, to disclose Scope 1–3 emissions and social impact under the ESRS standards.

European Union

Empowering Consumers (ECGT)

The EU’s anti-greenwashing directive (2024/825) bans generic and unsubstantiated environmental claims and untrustworthy sustainability labels; every green claim must be backed by evidence. Applies from September 2026.

United States

California SB 253 & SB 261

Companies doing business in California must report Scope 1–3 emissions under the GHG Protocol (SB 253) and disclose climate-related financial risk (SB 261), with Scope 3 and assurance phasing in from 2027.

Global baseline

ISSB: IFRS S2

The ISSB’s IFRS S2 standard is being adopted by jurisdictions worldwide as the common baseline for climate disclosure, requiring Scope 3 reporting aligned to the GHG Protocol.

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