EU taxonomy for sustainable activities - European Commission
The EU taxonomy navigator offers four tools that will help you navigate the EU taxonomy: EU taxonomy compass: a visual representation of sectors, activities and criteria included in the EU Taxonomy delegated acts; EU taxonomy calculator: a step-by-step guide on reporting obligations
Taxonomy Regulation - European Commission - Finance
2023年6月27日 · Find links to implementing and delegated acts for Regulation (EU) 2020/852 (Taxonomy) on the establishment of a framework to facilitate sustainable investment.
The EU Taxonomy provides a common understanding of economic activities that make a substantial contribution to the EU’s environmental goals, by providing consistent, objective criteria in delegated acts. The Taxonomy Regulation tasks the Commission with establishing these technical screening criteria through delegated acts.
Article 8 of the Taxonomy Regulation (Taxonomy Regulation) aims to increase transparency in the market and help prevent greenwashing by providing information to investors about the environmental performance of assets and economic activities of financial and …
The EU Taxonomy’s uptake on the ground - European Commission …
The four environmental objectives of the EU Taxonomy are: i) sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources, ii) transition to a circular economy, iii) pollution prevention and control, and iv) protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems.
The Taxonomy Regulation (TR), agreed at the political level in December 2019, creates a legal basis for the EU Taxonomy. The TR sets out the framework and environmental objectives for the Taxonomy, as well as new legal obligations for financial market participants, large companies, the EU and Member States.
Regulation (EU) 2020/852 of the European Parliament and of the Council3 (the ‘Taxonomy Regulation’) aims to help channel capital towards activities that substantially contribute to reaching the objectives of the European Green Deal, such as climate neutrality and resilience,
The EU Taxonomy is a classification tool to help investors and companies identify environmentally friendly economic activities. It can help to grow the clean economy of the future and substantially improve the environmental performance of industries we have today.
Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. has applied since 10 March 2021. Taxonomy-related product disclosures for the first two environmental objectives apply from 1 January 2022. It lays down transparency requirements on financial products, their manufacturers and advisers, with the objective of reducing greenwashing practices,
define EU Taxonomy alignment roadmaps and targets using Taxonomy key performance indicators (KPIs) under companies’ direct control to enable science-based decarbonisation; set trajectories and net-zero targets;