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CSRD Compliance

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive 2022/2464/EU — mandatory sustainability disclosures for large EU companies from FY2024.

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Understanding CSRD

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) — Directive 2022/2464/EU — replaces the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and significantly expands the scope and detail of mandatory sustainability reporting for EU companies.

CSRD requires companies to report in accordance with European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), covering environmental, social, and governance topics. Environmental disclosures include climate change (Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions), resource use, pollution, and biodiversity.

Engineering and built environment organisations are directly affected through mandatory disclosures on building energy consumption, Scope 1 and 2 emissions from operations, and Scope 3 emissions from purchased energy and the built asset lifecycle.


Who is affected

Sectors and entity types within scope.

Large Listed EU Companies

Annual reports from FY2024 must include CSRD-compliant sustainability disclosures audited to limited assurance standard.

Large Non-Listed EU Companies

250+ employees OR €40M+ net turnover OR €20M+ total assets — CSRD applies from FY2025 reporting.

SMEs on Regulated Markets

Listed SMEs must comply from FY2026, with a simplified reporting standard (ESRS LSME) under development.


Key requirements

Principal obligations imposed by CSRD.

Double Materiality Assessment

Companies must assess both impact materiality (effect on environment/society) and financial materiality (sustainability risks to company).

ESRS Climate Change Disclosure

Full disclosure of Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions — with targets, transition plans, and climate risk/opportunity assessment.

Energy Consumption Reporting

Total energy consumption disaggregated by source — including electricity, heating, cooling, and fuel — and energy intensity metrics.

Supply Chain Transparency

Material due diligence on sustainability risks and impacts in the value chain — including key suppliers and contractors.

Assurance Requirement

Sustainability statements must be independently verified — limited assurance from FY2024, reasonable assurance from FY2028.

Digital Tagging

Sustainability disclosures must be tagged using XBRL taxonomy for machine-readability — requiring structured data management.


How NOVTRIQ can help

Engineering services applicable to CSRD compliance.

Carbon Assessment — Scope 1 and 2 emissions inventory for operations — metering strategy, data collection, and CSRD-aligned reporting input.

Energy Audit & ESOS — Systematic energy audit — consumption data, improvement measures, and energy intensity benchmarking for ESRS reporting.

Sustainability Consulting — Net zero pathway, CSRD disclosure support, and EU Taxonomy alignment assessment.


Relevant tools

Preliminary assessments — no account required.

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Key deadlines

Compliance milestones to plan around.

FY2024
Large listed companies
Companies previously subject to NFRD must report from financial year 2024 (published 2025).
FY2025
Large non-listed companies
250+ employees or €40M+ turnover — first CSRD reports due 2026.
FY2026
Listed SMEs
Simplified ESRS reporting for listed SMEs on EU regulated markets.
FY2028
Reasonable assurance
Independent assurance requirement strengthens from limited to reasonable assurance.

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