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The European Framework
The EU Taxonomy provides a common language for qualifying sustainable economic activities, structured around six environmental objectives. The CSRD makes extra-financial reporting mandatory for more than 50,000 companies and, through a cascade effect, for all their suppliers. These two texts are inseparable: the Taxonomy defines what to aim for, the CSRD requires proof of commitment.
Defining what is sustainable, measuring what counts
The 6 pillars of the Taxonomy
The Green Deal Investment Plan, Horizon Europe, the Innovation Fund, the LIFE programme, national Recovery Plans: Europe is deploying an unprecedented arsenal of financial incentives to accelerate decarbonisation and the circular economy. Calls for projects — both European and national — provide a direct funding lever for companies ready to innovate, build consortia and scale up.
Over €1 trillion earmarked for the transition
We decode the European regulatory architecture to identify the markets that are opening up, the activities eligible for funding and the requirements that will reshape your value chains. Drawing on the Taxonomy, we have defined 42 operational environmental objectives to make these texts directly actionable for your teams.
From eligibility analysis to structuring a call-for-projects application, we accelerate your journey from compliance to performance.
Turning regulatory complexity into competitive advantage
Europe has launched the largest economic transformation in its history
The European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package and the Industrial Accelerator Act together set out the roadmap for the continent’s ecological transition. Target: carbon neutrality by 2050, a 55% reduction in emissions by 2030. This framework does not only concern large corporations — it redefines market conditions for all businesses, including SMEs, through procurement policies, product standards and transparency requirements.
