ESG&sustainabilityinsights
Insights on ESG regulation, sustainability reporting, and best practices.
Double Materiality Analysis in CSRD: Sustainable
Discover what is double materiality analysis in your company and understand what is financial and impact materiality. Learn about the importance of ESG.
Easily and securely access Dcycle with SSO and 2FA
Forget about remembering multiple passwords and wasting time logging in. An insecure login puts your company's data at risk.
Ecological Footprint Calculator for Companies
Discover how an ecological footprint calculator for companies can help measure environmental impact and identify areas for improvement.
Emission Factors: Benefits, Updates, and
Emission factors are coefficients used to estimate the amount of greenhouse gases released for each activity. Learn about their benefits and customization.
End of IFRS period, start of ESG compliance
End of IFRS period, start of ESG compliance. Learn what this shift means for companies, ESG data and future reporting.
EU Taxonomy Update 2025: Key CSRD Impacts
The EU Platform on Sustainable Finance responds to the new delegated act on taxonomy.
What is CSRD and who needs to comply?
Since January 1st, 2023, CSRD impacts over 49,000 European companies: large, insurance, credit institutions, and publicly listed companies.
A Guide to Greemko's pricing: what’s included
We review how much Greemko costs, what’s included, and which factors can make the final price vary significantly between companies.
Calculate a Company’s Purchasing Carbon Footprint
Understand the existing methodologies, how to select the best one for your company, what data is needed, and practical examples.
Dcycle: Blue Banana environmental impact
Dcycle analyzes Blue Banana's environmental impact: key insights on sustainability and carbon footprint.
How to calculate the carbon footprint of events?
Understand what needs to be considered to organize a sustainable event and minimize environmental impact.
How is the carbon footprint measured?
Understand which data is necessary, what Scopes 1, 2, and 3 are, and which ones should be calculated and reported by your company.
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