ESG reporting: what can a robust approach teach you about your business?
This article from Edie, written 10 July 2024, Grundfos’s group head of sustainability, Louise Koch, reflects on how adding double materiality and green taxonomy considerations to ESG reporting processes has aided the business’s transformation.
This article covers:
- The rapidly evolving landscape of ESG disclosure.
- Edie's latest annual sustainability report which details how they're tracking more than 20 sustainability KPI's.
- Key facets of the annual sustainability report including their double materiality assessment, EU taxonomy eligibility assessment, and climate action transition plan.
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