ESG Resources
Cooley’s resources for public companies in Europe related to environmental, social and governance.
Articles
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Drafts of New EU CSRD Reporting Standards Published, Open for Consultation
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Impacts for US Companies of the Proposed EU Omnibus Package
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2025 and Beyond – Are You Remaining Compliant With the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism?
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Navigating the UK and EU Emissions Trading Schemes in 2025: Key Deadlines and Compliance Steps
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What to Expect From the Mandatory Sustainability Disclosure Standards for Non-EU Companies
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Insights From Early Adopters of EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
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OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct: Key Considerations for Multinational Enterprises
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EU Adopts Mandatory Rules on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence That Will Apply to Many US Companies
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EU Changes CSRD Thresholds to Reduce Sustainability Reporting Burden
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EU Adopts Long-Awaited Mandatory ESG Reporting Standards
Read moreIn January 2023, the European Union adopted the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, requiring EU and non-EU companies with activities in the EU to file, alongside their financial statements, annual sustainability reports, which must be prepared in accordance with European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). On July 31, 2023, the European Commission adopted the first set of ESRS.
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EU Sustainability Disclosure Rules Impacting US, Asian and Other Non-EU Portfolio Companies
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EU’s New Mandatory ESG Reporting Rules: Don’t Miss Your Chance to Comment
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Key resources
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Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) FAQ
Read moreAll about the CSRD – and how it could apply to your business | Last updated November 2023
Cross Border ESG Trends
How to address evolving ESG regulations across different geographies
March 8, 2023
Climate and Sustainability Regulations: 2024 End-of-Year Review
Look back at key developments in climate and sustainability regulation in 2024, with a focus on important issues to anticipate in 2025 – in particular, the global rise of sustainability reporting.
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