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ESRS & CSRD: Use 2024 as a test year for carbon accounting

The entry into force of the CSRD on January 1, 2024 marks a significant turning point, especially for large companies with over 500 employees. Even if your company is not yet subject to the reporting requirement in 2025, it is advisable to deal with the CSRD at an early stage and use 2024 as an orientation year.

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This is what you can expect in our webinar:

CSRD and ESRS overview
Which companies are affected from when
Benefits of using 2024 as a test year
Tips on how to start carbon accounting

This Webinar is only availabe in german.

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