Taxonomy reporting
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Green Taxonomy (EU Taxonomy)TaxonomyGreen Taxonomy
Eligibility, alignment and the financial split — in one pass.
A specialised tool supporting green taxonomy assessment and improving alignment along the way. It guides you through the technical screening criteria for listed activities, adds eligible activities to your inventory, and runs a facility-based alignment assessment clearly and simply — so you can spend the time on action rather than on interpretation.
Reports into
EUTAX
ESRS
TSRS
Obligation
A green claim now rests on criteria
The Green Taxonomy ties which economic activity counts as “green” to technical criteria. Without the activity list, the technical screening criteria and the do-no-significant-harm (DNSH) conditions, no investment can be declared green.
Are you in scope?
01
Is your activity on the taxonomy list?
Mapping is done by NACE code, and each of the 151 economic activities has its own set of technical screening criteria. One activity on a site can be aligned while another on the same site falls outside scope.
02
Do you have an incentive, grant or green credit application?
Applications ask for the taxonomy alignment ratio — turnover, capex, opex — and for criteria evidence; the declaration has to be backed by documentation.
03
Are you in a bank's or a parent company's portfolio?
When banks calculate their green asset ratio they require taxonomy alignment, and the evidence for it, from the companies they lend to.
How it is required
An annual declaration cycle: activity-level assessment, collection of criteria evidence, and reporting of the alignment ratio. When criteria are updated, the assessment is run again.
What is required
- Activity-to-NACE mapping — establishing scope
- Technical Screening Criteria forms — an evidence set per activity
- DNSH and minimum safeguards — environmental and social conditions
- Alignment ratio — calculated on turnover / capex / opex
- Evidence file — ready for incentive, credit and reporting applications
- Use-of-proceeds definition — the activity and expenditure lines to be financed
- Use and impact reporting — periodic, for the life of the facility
The cost of non-compliance
A green claim that cannot be evidenced means a rejected incentive or credit application, a demand for repayment, and reputational risk on a greenwashing allegation. Not repeating the assessment each year lets the alignment ratio slip. On a sustainability-linked facility, missing the impact target additionally means a step-up in interest, clawback of the incentive, and constraints on future applications.
What is coming
- National Green Taxonomy implementation calendar
- EU Taxonomy delegated act updates
- Annual alignment ratio declaration
- Incentive and call periods
- Periodic use and impact reports
- 1Eligible activitiesStart from the activity list and see which of your operations are in scope, by location.
- 2Screening criteriaWork through substantial contribution, DNSH and minimum safeguards with the criteria in front of you.
- 3The financial splitCapEx, OpEx and turnover are paired to the result, so the report writes itself.
Why it helps
Eligibility, alignment and the financial split — in one pass.
Lets you set goals to increase alignment and track the actions behind them; interdisciplinary regulatory complexity is simplified and consolidated into a single hub.
A significant step towards aligning your activities with sustainable production rules, access to green capital, and digital transformation.
Technical screening criteria for 6 environmental objectives across 151 economic activities.
What it does
A living tool
It stays current as the regulation, the technical screening criteria and the taxonomy itself are updated.
Your green assets, measured
Every taxonomy-aligned activity, investment and asset is identified one by one and given its monetary weight. Your green share stops being an estimate and becomes a calculated figure.
Matched to grants and green credit
Against those measured assets, the grant and support programmes open to you and the credit lines that fit are put in front of you. The compliance work turns into access to finance.
Project-level financing classification
Financing eligibility is classified by NACE code and by project, so which investment fits which source — grant, state incentive or preferential credit — reads off a single table.
Post-allocation use and impact tracking
The work does not end when the facility is drawn: expenditure lines and emission, energy and water impact indicators are reported periodically for the life of the loan, in the format the bank and the incentive body ask for.
Other modules
ESGEvery metric you report, in one interoperable hub.
CarbonScope 1, 2 and 3 — from calculation to carbon cost.
WaterNewWithdrawal, consumption and discharge — measured where they happen.
Sustainability ReportingStandard, period, section — the report is written here.
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