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ENVIFY JOURNAL From 27 September 2026 the new anti-greenwashing rules in the Consumer Code apply. What changes for companies and how to handle products, labels and packaging already in stock.
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From 27 September 2026 the new anti-greenwashing rules in the Consumer Code apply. What changes for companies and how to handle products, labels and packaging already in stock.
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Communicating sustainability today means stating precisely what you have done, within what scope and with what evidence. Permitted labels, AGCM risks and a method for building claims that hold up.
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Under the EED, the energy audit obligation no longer depends on company size but on consumption. Here is who is obliged today, what changes with the 10 and 85 TJ thresholds and how to prepare.
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The EED sets an 11.7% cut in EU energy consumption by 2030 and brings new obligations for public bodies and companies. Italy is late with transposition: here is what it requires and where things stand.
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Prohibitions, literacy and transparency already apply, while the Digital Omnibus has postponed the high-risk obligations. What a company using AI must do today, also in light of Italian law.
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Since 2 February 2026 the new CAM of the Ministerial Decree of 24 November 2025 apply to public construction contracts. Here is when they apply, what they require and how to prepare.
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“CAM certification” does not exist: the CAM require specific means of proof for each requirement. Here is what manufacturers of materials need, from recycled content to timber to indoor emissions.
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The roads CAM set environmental requirements for designing, building and maintaining public roads: recycled content in pavements, laying temperatures, waste and means of proof.
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The CAM for cleaning and sanitation services set requirements on detergents, equipment, training and consumption reporting. Here is what they ask of companies and which documents you need to prove compliance.
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Ecodesign creates products that last, can be repaired and can be recycled. The ESPR makes it mandatory by product category and introduces the digital passport. What it requires and where to start.
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From 12 August 2026 the PPWR replaces the old packaging directive. What already applies today, who must sign the declaration of conformity and which obligations are coming up to 2040.
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Climate neutrality, net zero and offsets: what ISO 14068 requires, what the directive on environmental claims bans from 27 September 2026 and how to communicate your progress without risk.
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Gender equality certification under UNI/PdR 125:2022 measures six areas with qualitative and quantitative indicators. Here is how it works, how long it lasts and what advantages it brings in 2026, from the contribution exemption to tenders.
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From 2027, European data centres will have an A to G label for energy and water. Who is affected, which indicators count and what changes if you use cloud and colocation services.
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Every benefit corporation must attach an annual report on the common benefit to its financial statements. Here is what it must contain, which standard to use, how to write it and what you risk if it stays on paper.
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Mandatory data points cut by 61%, leaner double materiality and application from the 2027 financial year: what is new in the ESRS adopted by the Commission on 3 July 2026.
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If a private equity fund takes a stake in your company, requests for ESG data will follow. Here is what it asks for, why, what changes with SFDR 2.0 and how to prepare without chasing questionnaires.
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Thresholds, dates and the value chain cap: what the Omnibus Directive provides and why ESG requests to SMEs are not going away.
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Definitive phase, 50-tonne threshold, authorised declarant and certificates: the practical guide to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
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From electricity and gas bills to tonnes of CO₂e: formula, emission factors and a complete numerical example for Scope 1 and 2.
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Electronic register, xFIR mandatory from 16 September 2026 and waste indicators: the practical guide for companies.
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The typical table of contents under the VSME standard, what to write in each section and an example indicators table to start from.
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Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 applies from 8 January 2026: declaration of performance and conformity, product GWP, digital passport and what to do in your company.
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Utility bills, invoices, waste forms and payslips already contain almost all the ESG data you need. Here is how to collect it with a simple method, check it and reuse it for reports, banks and clients.
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Life cycle stages and modules, building GWP and the role of EPDs: how a building LCA works and why the EPBD will make it mandatory from 2028.
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ISO 14025, EN 15804 and PCR explained simply: what an EPD contains, how long it lasts, who verifies it and how to produce EPDs at scale with an EPD tool.
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Climate proofing of EU-funded infrastructure: mitigation and adaptation, the two phases of analysis, the projects involved and the structure of the climate proofing report.
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Twelve tools compared, the criteria that really matter and the path to the first report without stopping the business.
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What the ESG VSME report is, who asks for it, what it contains and how to prepare it starting from the documents your company already has.
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Base module, Comprehensive module and the data that really matters: the operational reading of the voluntary VSME standard.
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The three GHG Protocol categories explained through the eyes of an 80-employee manufacturing SME, with the most common mistakes.
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Environmental, Social, Governance: what the three pillars really mean and how an SME sets credible goals.
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What it is, how to write it, how it differs from the ESG VSME report and why it's worthwhile even for those without regulatory obligations.
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The measure of an organisation's greenhouse gas emissions: methodology, starting documents and mistakes to avoid.
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Who assigns ESG scores, how the questionnaires work and how an SME improves its rating with documented data.
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The 15 GHG Protocol categories, the relevance criterion and the calculation methods: the practical Scope 3 guide for SMEs.
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The coefficient that turns consumption into tCO₂e: official sources, annual updates and traceability for a solid report.
ReadThe company's impacts on the world and the world's on the company: the principle explained proportionately for SMEs.
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Floods, heat, drought and landslides: the assessment of exposure by site, the climate scenarios and the intervention priorities.
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Measured baseline, targets with numbers and deadlines, measures with costs and owners: the method for a plan that holds up.
ReadWhat bank questionnaires really ask and how to build a single data base that answers them all, instead of filling each one in again.
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The European classification of sustainable activities: who has direct obligations and why it affects SMEs through banks and clients.
ReadPrinciples, organisational and operational boundaries, and the path to the first emissions inventory according to the standard.
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ESG data has entered credit files: what banks look at and how to present yourself with documented numbers.
ReadEnvironmental criteria, bonus points and supplier qualifications: what environmental evidence tenders ask for and how to have it ready.
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Efficiency, renewable supply, fleet and processes: reduction measures ranked by economic and emissions return.
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Waste by destination, recovery, recycled content: the circularity indicators and how to build them from waste forms.
ReadGeneric environmental claims have become a legal and commercial risk: how to communicate with traceable data.
ReadGuarantees of origin, green contracts and self-consumption: how they enter Scope 2 with the two calculation methods.
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From data extraction to emissions calculation: what the AI really automates in reporting, and which checks stay in people's hands.
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