Sustainability dialog

Sustainability is a mega-trend in corporate management. In addition to climate neutrality and the transformation of our energy supply, sustainability and business mean a fundamental change in operational materials management, production, transportation, end-of-life cycle management – and therefore also in innovation management, due diligence, corporate governance and, last but not least, in addressing and exchanging ideas with a diverse group of addressees and partners. Those who do not become sustainable are putting their place in the future at risk. Pressure is no longer just coming from consumers and social movements. Legislators are reinforcing the trend with significant regulation:

In the middle of the year, the EU will adopt a new standard for sustainability reporting in the form of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and the Climate Protection Act already applies in Germany with restrictive requirements for annual emissions in the individual sectors. Banks, asset managers and insurance companies use ESG criteria (environment, social responsibility and governance) to assess not only the financial but also the ethical creditworthiness of companies.

The necessary change in companies and business models requires co-creativity, technological solutions and exchange. With the ENERGY SAXONY Sustainability Dialogue with WeichertMehner, we offer you a platform to discuss the challenges ahead, to jointly develop ideas and concepts and to network with solution providers.

Management consultancy for communication GmbH & Co. KG

Mr. Robert Weichert

Tel: 0351 50140202

Dr. Erik Fritzsche

Tel: +49 172 36 16 085

Documentation of the event series

The
kick-off event on March 24, 2022
highlighted the topic “The EU’s CSRD: What reporting means in the future”.

The EU’s new CSR does not stand for Corporate Social Responsibility, but for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). That’s right: it’s about reporting! All companies with more than 250 employees or 40 million euros in annual turnover or 20 million euros in total assets are affected. They must report on how the companies are doing on sustainability issues.