Clients

Non-financial Sector

Transformational change is underway across all sectors of the global economy. For our non-financial clients, ELS Europe provides technical, policy, and sustainability-related disclosures support needed to respond to societal, regulatory and stakeholder expectations and demands.  In particular, we help you to comply with regulatory disclosure requirements and respond to the information needs of the financial sector.  We thereby help our clients to transition their business model, accessing adequate capital.

‘Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

But the “environment” is where we all live; and “development” is what we all do in attempting to improve our lot within that abode. The two are inseparable’ 

[Bruntland Commission’s Report, “Our Common Future”, 1987]

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ELS Europe’s non-financial sector clients include:

  • Construction, engineering, property refurbishment and management
  • Renewable energy generation, storage, and distribution
  • Information, Communications and Technology
  • Manufacturing
  • Retail
  • Tourism, entertainment, and recreation
  • Trade Transport and Logistics
  • Environmental protection and restoration
  • Engineering activities
  • Water (collection, treatment, and supply)
  • Waste (collection, treatment, and supply)

Our solutions help our clients at organisational level to:

Undertake materiality assessments, track risk inventories and develop heat maps relevant to business segments and projects.

Formulate climate- and environment-related key performance indicators (KPI’s).

Perform gap analyses to identify shortcomings related to data availability, quality, and current reporting structures.

Identify the tasks needed to prioritise and manage climate and environment-related risks and support implementation of selected management processes.

Ensure that policies and procedures established are implemented effectively in practice across all key areas of management and cascaded down to relevant business segments.

Identify suitable remedial actions that may be considered to address breaches of climate- and environment-related indicators.

Ensure that good governance and risk management practices are reflected in reporting practices.

Evaluation and mitigation of associated strategic, operational, and other liabilities.