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TCFD & IFRS Reporting
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and expert guidance to help you meet TCFD/IFRS
climate reporting standards—faster and easier.
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Under TCFD & IFRS Standards
Greenly’s features are designed to reduce complexity, ensure consistency, and satisfy
investor-grade disclosure expectations.
Step 1
Leverage GHG Expertise for Precise Emissions Tracking
Get your a fully automated GHG Report, in line with GHG Protocol and IFRS standards.- Ensure traceability and audit-readiness with detailed, source-based data.
- Start creating your Net Zero Roadmap with the help of our in-house Experts.
Step 2
Risk & Opportunity Assessment
- Dynamic dashboards to Identify and quantify transition and physical climate risks
- Connect risks to potential financial impacts across operations and value chains
- Prioritize opportunities and integrate them into strategic planning.
Step 3
Future-Proofing Through Scenario Planning
- Interactive tool to model multiple climate scenarios
to evaluate business resilience
- Understand how varying climate pathways impact
your financial outlook
- Increase precision with a platform which integrates smart tools
& expert guidance
Step 4
EIFRS-Aligned Climate Reporting
- Produce investor-grade IFRS reports with full traceability
- Version-controlled reports with built-in audit trails
- Auto-filled ESG data across +15 frameworks including CDP & CSRD
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- Compliant GHG Assessment
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- ESG Report
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is TCFD still relevant, or has it been replaced by IFRS S2?
TCFD has now been superseded by IFRS S2 as the global standard for climate-related financial disclosures. However, IFRS S2 was explicitly built on the TCFD framework — meaning its four core pillars (governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics & targets) remain fully embedded. For companies already aligned with TCFD, transitioning to IFRS S2 is straightforward.
What are IFRS S1 and S2?
IFRS S1 outlines general sustainability-related disclosure requirements, while IFRS S2 has fully integrated TCFD and focuses specifically on climate-related risks and opportunities. Both are issued by the ISSB (International Sustainability Standards Board) and aim to standardize ESG reporting for investors and regulators.
Who should comply with IFRS S1/S2?
As of 2024, IFRS S1/S2 is mandatory & applies to companies operating in jurisdictions adopting ISSB standards. This includes public and private firms preparing sustainability disclosures for investors, particularly across the UK, EU, Canada, Australia, and emerging markets adopting ISSB.
What information is required under IFRS S1 & S2?
IFRS S1 requires disclosure of material sustainability-related risks and opportunities and how they affect the company's financial position.
IFRS S2 specifically requires information on:- Governance of climate-related risks
- Identified climate risks and opportunities
- Climate resilience under different scenarios
- Metrics and targets used to manage climate risk
What’s the difference between IFRS and other ESG frameworks like CSRD?
IFRS S1 and S2 consolidate and build upon frameworks like TCFD, SASB, and CDSB, providing a global baseline for sustainability reporting. CSRD is broader in scope (covering double materiality and social governance topics), while IFRS focuses primarily on information relevant to investors — particularly climate-related financial impacts. However, Greenly’s ESG App has shared data streams for each ESG framework: no need to re-collect or re-format.
How often do we need to report under IFRS S1 and S2?
Disclosures must be produced annually as part of your general financial reporting — typically published within the same timeframe as your audited financial statements. Greenly’s platform supports version tracking, collaboration between different teams, and year-on-year comparisons.
How long does it take to become IFRS S1/S2 compliant?
Timelines vary based on company size, complexity, and data readiness. Most companies can prepare a compliant report within 6–12 weeks using Greenly’s platform and expert support. Our tools accelerate data collection, emissions tracking, scenario planning, and disclosure drafting.
