Climate change and sustainability services

What does the EU Omnibus package mean for your business

The EU Omnibus package will impact the sustainability strategy and reporting agendas of clients with significant business activities in the EU. Learn more.

Why the world needs business leaders to drive for net zero

There’s an urgent need for businesses to lead in net zero efforts by integrating sustainability into their core strategies. Find out how.

How the tide is turning towards sustainability in Irish business

Irish businesses are increasingly prioritising sustainability, with 81% reporting a heightened focus. Read the EY State of Sustainability 2024 report.

How we can leverage CSRD to drive sustainability and innovation

As businesses navigate a new landscape, the CSRD challenges them to comply, but also to seize the opportunity for growth through sustainability.

CSRD: How to manage your double materiality assessment

Preparing for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). How to conduct a double materiality assessment.

3 ways AI can drive your sustainability goals in 2024

Organisations today are expected to not just meet their sustainability requirements but also find new opportunities for positive change. Find out more.

5 ways Large Energy Users can support low-carbon security of supply

How can Large Energy Users (LEUs) ensure security of energy supply while not increasing carbon emissions? Here's 5 measures they can take now.

How boards can help improve ESG scores by rethinking capital allocation

Organisations will need to identify new sources of capital to support the development of new and more sustainable products and services. Find out how.

How will understanding climate risk move you from ambition to action?

The fifth EY Climate Risk Barometer shows an increase in companies reporting on climate but falling short of carbon ambitions. Learn more.

As global headwinds slow momentum, how can we accelerate climate action?

The EY Sustainable Value Study shows company progress is ebbing, but those doing the most continue to realize value from their investments. Read more.

What impact would a reduced working week have on sustainability

EY Sustainability and EY Law teams discuss the sustainability impact of a reduced working week and how this would impact businesses, workers and climate change.

Sustainability Critical Assessment: Is your organisation ready for what’s next?

EY’s Sustainability Critical Assessment Tool will assess your organisation’s sustainability status and provide you with tangible insights that provide a road map for sustainability related strategy and compliance.

Global audit quality report 2022: A commitment to continuous improvement

The global audit quality report 2022 reaffirms our commitment to audit quality and continuous improvement. Learn more.

How Irish boards can partner with sustainability leaders to drive strategy

A harmonious and reciprocal relationship between the board and the CSO can convert sustainability strategy into action. Find out how.

How data can support financial services when assessing nature impact

How can financial institutions start assessing their exposure to nature when market data is still evolving? Read more.

How sustainable transport is critical for Ireland’s climate action

CAP 23 structures the targets and goals for transport, using the Avoid-Shift-Improve framework. Find out how it’s a departure from prior plans.

How Irish boards can play a key role in the net zero transition

The board’s oversight on the sustainability agenda can help organisations redefine relationship with stakeholders, customers and employees. Find out how.

Why food security must be a central consideration in climate action

With millions experiencing food insecurity, a situation worsened by the war in Ukraine, innovative approaches are needed to tackle the dual crises of food security and climate change.

How sustainability is driving Ireland’s attractiveness as an investment destination

Stephen Prendiville, discusses how Ireland’s sustainability efforts are driving European attractiveness and foreign direct investment.

 How Irish fleet owners can take charge on eMobility

For fleet owners, one of the best ways is to develop a strategy that allows for a smooth switchover to an EV fleet. Find out how they can move forward.