EU taxonomy: what’s changing in March 2025 and why it matters if you work in sustainability or finance
What the Platform recommends (and why it makes sense)
What the Platform recommends (and why it makes sense)
Other key takeaways
On 26 March 2025, the EU Platform on Sustainable Finance published a key document responding to the public consultation on the new delegated act updating the EU taxonomy.
It may sound technical, but it has a direct impact on how companies report on sustainability, how investors assess what’s “green”, and how money flows towards sustainable activities in Europe.
The Platform supports simplifying reporting processes—but makes it clear: simplifying doesn’t mean weakening. You can’t build a sustainable finance system if the rules lose credibility.
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Here’s what you really need to know:
The taxonomy is the EU’s official system for defining which economic activities are considered environmentally sustainable.
Its main goal: direct private capital towards activities that align with the EU’s climate and environmental objectives.
In March 2025, the European Commission proposed a new delegated act to adjust and simplify the taxonomy’s practical implementation, after two years of initial rollout. The Platform on Sustainable Finance—made up of experts from companies, banks, NGOs, regulators and more—responded with concrete feedback and warnings.
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