Sustainable
Finance
and Reporting
Sustainable Finance and Reporting
As environmental issues gain attention across the globe, investors are asking for more sustainable financial products and projects and greater transparency about how and where their money is invested.
In this context, the European Commission is working on a number of proposals whose aim is to encourage capital flows towards sustainable activities, and to provide investors with more clarity on what actually constitutes a sustainable investment.
To drive this strategy for sustainable investments, the European Commission has adopted a package of proposed measures:
Among these measures, the “Taxonomy Regulation” sets the overall framework by determining whether an economic activity is environmentally sustainable.
The provisional agreement on the EU Taxonomy Regulation also establishes terms like ‘transition’ and ‘enabling’ activity.
Publications on taxonomy & reporting
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IOGP and FuelsEurope’s response to the inception impact assessment “Commission Delegated Regulation on a climate change mitigation and adaptation taxonomy”
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IOGP’s views on the role of natural gas in the context of the EU Taxonomy transitional & enabling activities
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IOGP’s response to the Impact Inception Assessment on the Revision of the Non-Financial Reporting Directive
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IOGP’s Initial Feedback to the Taxonomy: Final report of the Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance
