Sustainability Consulting
We offer end-to-end solutions to measure your sustainability performance, set your priorities and build a practical roadmap toward your targets.
Our Sustainability Services
Sustainability has moved beyond reputation to become a performance indicator that is expected to be measured and reported; customers, financial institutions and regulators now ask for data based on frameworks such as GRI and TSRS. We support you in managing the whole process, from materiality analysis to reporting.
Sustainability ReportingFrom materiality analysis and data collection to reporting aligned with frameworks such as GRI, CDP and TSRS, we build your system from start to finish.
Sustainability Strategy DevelopmentFrom current-state analysis to ESG targets, we make sustainability part of your business strategy.
Circular EconomyFrom material flow analysis to reuse and recovery models, we build business models that keep resources in value.
Sustainable Supply Chain ManagementFrom supplier assessment to Scope 3 carbon data collection, we manage the environmental and social risks across your supply chain.
Risks
The need for corporate sustainability is driven by rising regulatory expectations such as TSRS and CBAM, carbon data requests from export markets, increasing energy and resource costs, and changing customer preferences.
RisksRising regulatory expectations
RisksRising resource costs
Opportunities
Companies that measure their performance reduce energy and resource costs, enter export markets ready for data requests and gain access to finance linked to sustainability criteria.
OpportunitiesInvestor and customer confidence
OpportunitiesAccess to finance
Innovative Solutions for a Sustainable World
Through a current-state analysis, we identify which data you already have and which you do not. We run the materiality analysis through stakeholder interviews and define the indicator set and data owners together with you. We make data collection and monitoring permanent with our digital solutions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you are required to report depends on the size of your organisation and on whether you fall within the scope of TSRS. Even so, many organisations outside the scope end up producing a report at the request of their customers, OEM customers or financial institutions.
A materiality analysis is the study that determines which sustainability topics genuinely matter for your business and your stakeholders. It sets the indicators that will be reported; a report prepared without it is either heavier than necessary or incomplete.
Scattered data is not missing data. In the first step, a current-state analysis establishes what you already have, what you do not, and who is responsible for each indicator; only then do we set up the data collection routine.
The choice depends on who the report is for: TSRS comes up on the statutory reporting side, GRI in stakeholder communication, and CDP especially in customer and investor requests. For most organisations, the same data set can be built to feed more than one framework.
The duration depends on the size of the organisation and how ready the data is. The main contribution expected from you is in the stakeholder interviews and in identifying data owners; we carry out the calculation, compilation and reporting work.
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