How to Stay Prepared Amid ESG Reporting Uncertainty

How to Stay Prepared Amid ESG Reporting Uncertainty

INSIGHTS | Omnibus Proposal FAQ: Your Questions Answered

There are still many open questions around the Omnibus Proposal, introduced by the European Commission to streamline existing ESG frameworks. Key proposed changes include a revised scope for the CSRD with simplified reporting requirements, the introduction of Voluntary Standards for companies falling outside the CSRD scope, and a delay of up to two years for initial reporting obligations.

In this FAQ article, we address the most frequently asked questions about the Omnibus Proposal and explore what it means for your organisation.



INTERVIEW | CSRD Report Due in 2026: Should we Pause Efforts?

In this interview of the Omnibus Q&A series, Annemarie McCurrach, Head of Marketing at Greenomy, shares when to expect updates from the Omnibus Proposal and offers practical advice for those who began preparing for CSRD reporting but are now unsure whether to continue or pause. Learn more:


INSIGHTS | Getting Started on Carbon Accounting, Your No-Regret Move

While changes to ESG reporting requirements are still under discussion in the EU Parliament, one element remains certain: GHG emissions will continue to be a core component of ESG disclosures. This makes carbon accounting a no-regret investment for any organisation aiming to report on ESG performance, regardless of the ESG Framework you plan to follow. In this article, we explore what carbon accounting entails and how it aligns with the requirements introduced by the ESRS.


WEBINAR | Paused, Not Cancelled: Keeping CSRD on Track

With the CSRD compliance timeline pushed back two years for Wave 2 & 3 companies, many organisations are facing internal uncertainty, stalled ESG initiatives, and confusion over how best to move forward. Join Greenomy’s webinar to turn the CSRD postponement into a strategic advantage and build a proactive ESG roadmap ahead of the new 2027/2028 deadlines.

Key Takeaways:

  • Regulatory Recap: What the stop-the-clock proposal means for your timeline

  • Three Company Responses: How businesses are reacting to the CSRD delay

  • Suggested Approach: Practical steps tailored for Wave 2 & 3 companies

  • Strategic Alignment: Leveraging past efforts to strengthen future reporting

  • Timeline & Planning: How to structure your ESG actions despite the pause


Stay Ahead in ESG Reporting with Greenomy

While the Simplification Proposal of the Omnibus Package isn’t adopted yet, its direction is clear: more proportionality, less burden. For companies that may fall out of scope, this is an opportunity to refocus efforts on voluntary, strategic ESG reporting. For those still in scope, it's a reminder to continue preparing with no-regret actions like double materiality assessments and carbon accounting.

At Greenomy, we remain committed to helping businesses stay ahead of regulatory change, whether reporting is mandatory or voluntary. Stay tuned, stay prepared, and remember: transparency remains your most strategic sustainability asset. Ready to take the next step for your ESG Strategy? Get in touch today.

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