EU-UK Sustainability Regulatory Divergence: A Practical Map for Dual-Listed and Cross-Border Companies
EU and UK sustainability regulation is diverging. We map the key differences across CSRD/SRS, CBAM, taxonomy, and fund labelling.
Read More →EU and UK sustainability regulation is diverging. We map the key differences across CSRD/SRS, CBAM, taxonomy, and fund labelling.
Read More →Scope 3 emissions measurement is becoming mandatory under UK SRS. We cover data quality, category prioritisation, and building repeatable processes.
Read More →Board-level climate governance is shifting from voluntary TCFD to mandatory UK SRS. We outline what directors need to know.
Read More →UK ETS maritime sector inclusion is live. We cover voyage scope, vessel thresholds, MRV requirements, and dual EU-UK compliance risks.
Read More →The GHG Protocol LSR Standard changes how companies report land-use emissions and carbon removals. We explain the practical implications.
Read More →SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 is published. We explain the key changes to Scope 3 requirements and the revalidation process.
Read More →Practice Notes Five Steps to Assurance-Ready ESG Disclosures Published March 2026 | 8 min read | By RSustain UK Advisory Team Key Takeaways Mandatory assurance of sustainability disclosures is approaching under both CSRD (limited assurance from 2024/25) and UK frameworks (UK SRS from 2027) The five pillars of assurance readiness are: evidence architecture, estimation transparency, […]
Read More →The UK government proposes streamlining corporate sustainability reporting. We examine what companies should preserve in the transition.
Read More →UK SRS Standard 2 has been finalised with mandatory Scope 3 requirements. We break down what companies need to report and when.
Read More →Carbon Accounting SECR Reporting: A Practical Guide for UK Companies Published February 2026 | 8 min read | By RSustain UK Advisory Team Key Takeaways SECR applies to UK-incorporated companies meeting two of three size thresholds: £36m turnover, £18m balance sheet, or 250 employees Disclosures must appear in the Directors’ Report: UK energy use (kWh), […]
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