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Signals around the revised ESRS focus on double materiality, standard applicability after Omnibus, and preparedness for assurance. This cluster captures consulting demand around interpreting the revised rules, assessing what companies must disclose, and getting reporting processes ready for audit and verification.
Draft a post from this →Multiple pieces center on building materiality assessments, including double materiality methods and RFP drafting for assessments under revised ESRS. The theme is how organizations structure scope, vendor selection, and stakeholder input for materiality work.
Draft a post from this →A set of practical guides covers building GHG Protocol inventories, implementing ISO 14064-1, measuring Scope 1-3 emissions, and preparing for greenhouse gas verification. These signals point to implementation-heavy carbon accounting work for companies needing defensible emissions data and audit-ready methods.
Draft a post from this →These signals cover how businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and the fundamentals of carbon measurement. The content is broad, introductory, and likely aimed at organizations beginning decarbonization planning or looking for implementation frameworks.
Draft a post from this →One signal focuses on what ESG reporting platforms must do in 2026, suggesting a broader market interest in software that supports data collection, reporting workflows, and disclosure management. This is relevant to consulting teams advising on vendor selection and reporting operations.
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