Beyond Net Zero

The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) are reshaping how companies disclose and manage ESG risks in Europe. This article explains what both directives require, how they interact with laws like Germany’s Supply Chain Act and France’s Duty of Vigilance, and where leaders can turn compliance into a strategic advantage.

The UK has ended work on a domestic green taxonomy, shifting attention to transition plans, UK SRS reporting, and the FCA’s SDR regime. This article explains how boards should link strategy, capital, and financing to credible delivery, manage anti-greenwashing risk under FG24/3, and respond to investor expectations, with practical steps to improve disclosure quality.

Procurement leaders are converting CSDDD into daily controls. This article explains how to tier supplier risk, embed model clauses, and run onboarding tests that stand up to audits. It summarizes what EU buyers will request from US exporters, why Article 22 matters for supplier climate plans, and which evidence to keep for supervisors

Marketers now draft environmental claims under close regulatory and legal scrutiny. This playbook explains how to align with the FTC Green Guides, meet California SB 343 standards, and adapt to UK and EU enforcement. It reviews high-profile cases against Keurig, JBS, and Lufthansa, then outlines practical steps to substantiate claims, avoid risky phrases, and prepare for upcoming global shifts.

California’s climate disclosure laws are entering execution. CARB’s August 2025 workshop previewed a June 30, 2026 deadline for SB 253 Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting, while its July FAQs confirmed a December 1, 2025 docket for SB 261 climate risk reports. This article explains what is settled, what remains in flux, and how companies can prepare supplier data, assurance controls, and governance to meet the first deadlines.

The SEC climate disclosure rule remains stalled in 2025, yet public companies face growing investor and state-level demands for credible climate reporting. This analysis explores where the rule stands, global trends shaping disclosure, and strategic actions to prepare. Learn how governance, Scope 1-3 data, and voluntary alignment with ISSB can strengthen both compliance readiness and business value.

The EU’s Green Claims Directive is now enforceable, demanding scientific evidence and third-party verification for environmental product claims. This blog explains what’s changing, what regulators expect, and how firms can avoid risk while gaining strategic advantage. Backed by real examples and regulatory insights, this is essential reading for ESG and compliance leads.

Brazil has become the first major economy to embed ISSB standards into law, and the ripple effects reach supply chains, capital markets, and boardrooms worldwide. Learn how Resolution 193, Central Bank climate stress tests, and the draft emissions trading scheme reshape risk, opportunity, and disclosure strategy for multinational groups operating in Brazil.

ESG is now a strategic imperative, not a reporting exercise. In 2025, global standards like CSRD, SEC rules, and Scope 3 mandates are changing the regulatory landscape. Learn what leaders need to know now and how to stay ahead of ESG compliance, risk, and opportunity. Gasilov Group offers expert guidance to help organizations navigate this shift.