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The event will commence with a succinct overview of the EU Taxonomy, segueing into a detailed exploration of the research paper, its findings, and policy recommendations. One of those is to allow companies to report for 2 or 3 reporting cycles without the threat of prosecution or penalty for potential inaccuracies in their measurements – a grace period essentially. Intended to mitigate the current data gap and the prevailing reluctance or uncertainty at the company level, often derived from a fear of overclaiming, the grace period stands out as a pivotal point of discussion. The session will further delve into the implications of implementing a grace period, where companies can employ substantiated estimations under explicit stipulations, acting as a transitional reporting tool. A thorough analysis of the policy suggestions from the research, including moderating the stringency on Minimum Safeguard Standards (MSS) and Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principles during the grace period, will be undertaken to comprehend their impact on various stakeholders.

Engage with our experts who will dissect the research findings and provide insights into the practical implications, challenges, and future trajectories with the EU Taxonomy. This event is indispensable for policy makers, financial analysts, sustainability experts, corporate leaders, environmental consultants, and members of academia and research.

The event will take place on 22 February 2024 at 12:00h at the KAS European Office. Derek Groot from Dutch Carbon Consultants will present the conducted study and current situation. Then, we are happy to welcome Ute Schmaltz of the Association of German Banks (BDB) sharing her views with us. This will be followed by an interactive roundtable discussion, where we will discuss how to make the taxonomy efficient.

Register using this link (click here) and secure your spot to gain valuable insights into an academic perspective of the EU Taxonomy and partake in insightful discussions aimed at navigating through its policy suggestions and potential impacts.

Hier finden Sie das Programm zum Download: Programme - Navigating the EU Taxonomy.pdf