Taxonomy
The mandatory transition to a European low-carbon economy will require private investments in businesses that promote sustainable development.
Taxonomy allows to identify sustainable economic activities that can fulfil the net-zero emission target by 2050.
Aligning their business model with the European taxonomy, companies will access private investments supporting their decarbonisation and therefore accelerating their net-zero transition.
Taxonomy defines sustainable economic activities based on six environmental and climate objectives:
- Climate change mitigation;
- Climate change adaptation;
- Sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources;
- Transition to a circular economy, including waste reduction and recycling;
- Pollution prevention and control;
- Protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems.
Aligned activities meet the following criteria:
- Making a substantial contribution to at least one of the six above mentioned objectives;
- Doing no significant harm to any other of the above mentioned objectives;
- Complying with minimum social safeguards.
Why should you rely on Carbonsink?
We’re among the first consultancy companies in Italy who offer this service, and, thanks to our 10-year experience, we can support organisations to integrate taxonomy into their climate strategy.
Our team advises businesses on which activities are considered sustainable according to the European taxonomy, thus facilitating their net-zero transition.
