EUCO delay sustainability reporting for certain sectors and third-country companies by two years
This article from the European Council, written 7 February 2024, explains the provisional deal reached on a directive on the time limits for the adoption of sustainability reporting standards.
This article covers :
- The sectors provided more time to prepare for the sectorial European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) via the agreement.
- The provisional agreement which suggests the Commission publishes eight sector-specific reporting standards earlier than the new deadline.
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