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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an ambitious legislative measure introduced by the European Union to strengthen non-financial reporting requirements. The directive mandates a broad range of companies to annually disclose detailed information about their environmental and social impacts. The CSRD is designed to provide stakeholders, including investors and the public, with a clear view of a company’s impact on both the environment and society, as well as the impact of environmental and social issues on the company’s financial performance.

Copper is an ubiquitous metal, widely used for electric applications, whose production causes today 112 Mt of global CO2e emissions and whose demand is expected to rise by more than 50% by 2050, largely driven by fast expanding sectors of the energy transition, like electric mobility and grids. What is the state of the art of decarbonization options? How can the decarbonization of copper production be planned as a whole, and how can copper buyers plan to reduce their scope 3 emissions?

In the book "Leading the Way: 50 Women in Sustainability," we recognize and celebrate these exceptional individuals whose dedication to environmental stewardship has not only led to meaningful change but has also set new precedents for what is possible in the field.

Greenly launches its new certification!

Decarbonization and how to measure accurately to reach net zero

Download our white paper on sustainable commitment against global warming in the Insurance industry.

Download our white paper on CSR in business.

Greenly gives you free access to its white paper on green IT and the environmental issues it represents!

Discover our corporate carbon footprint white paper.

What is the role of the food industry in reducing food waste and promoting sustainable agriculture? Greenly tells you everything