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Why CSRD Compliance Matters
The CSRD mandates detailed ESG disclosures from thousands of companies operating in or doing business with the EU. Non-compliance can result in reputational risks, regulatory penalties, and lost business opportunities. Companies must establish transparent sustainability reporting processes now to stay ahead of evolving regulations.
ESRS-Compliant Data Collection & Comprehensiveness
Ensure full compliance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) by structuring reports with accurate and comprehensive sustainability data.
Double Materiality Assessment
Evaluate both financial and impact materiality to align with CSRD requirements and demonstrate a complete picture of ESG risks and opportunities.
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Start Your CSRD Compliance Journey Today
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EU Taxonomy Integration & Export
Classify and export sustainability-related financial data in line with EU Taxonomy requirements for investment and CSRD regulatory reporting.
Impacts, Risks & Opportunities Management
Identify, analyze, and manage sustainability impacts, climate-related risks, and emerging opportunities to drive strategic decision-making.
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Who Needs to Comply with CSRD?
Large EU-based companies (listed and non-listed) meeting at least two of the criteria:
€20M+ in total assets
250+ employees
Non-EU companies generating €150M+ in annual revenue within the EU
Publicly listed SMEs (phased-in compliance with flexibility)
Navigating CSRD Regulation doesn’t have to be complex.
Talk to UsReal Impact, Real Stories
See how leading organizations are leveraging SINAI’s Climate Transition Planner to achieve their sustainability goals.
With SINAI, Minerva consolidated their carbon management initiatives, covering Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. The platform enabled bulk data uploads, advanced scenario modeling, and financial feasibility analysis. These features allowed Minerva to build a dynamic database of projects and maintain continuity in their decarbonization strategy.
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Wilson Sons, one of the leaders in maritime logistics, faces the complex challenge of decarbonizing the hard-to-abate shipping sector. With operations spanning port terminals, offshore services, and maritime towage, the company must balance evolving decarbonization goals with the technical and operational readiness of the sector. Partnering with SINAI, Wilson Sons developed a collaborative, asset-level approach to evaluate over 600 decarbonization projects. This partnership enabled the development of a reliable, cost-effective strategy to measure, monitor, and implement decarbonization initiatives, ensuring long-term sustainability and impact.
Natura’s collaboration with SINAI has transformed its approach to sustainability, providing a centralized platform to manage emissions data accurately and prioritize high-impact mitigation projects. Natura is now positioned to achieve its Net Zero target by 2030. - Reduced GHG Inventory Preparation Time: By automating processes, Natura decreased inventory preparation time by 80%, freeing up resources to focus on strategic decarbonization efforts. - Enhanced Scope 3 Calculation Accuracy: SINAI’s region-specific methodologies improved the reliability of Natura's scope 3 emissions data, creating a strong foundation for their decarbonization strategy. - Integrated Financial and Environmental Decision-Making: The Marginal Abatement Cost Curve enabled Natura to assess projects' environmental and financial impacts, ensuring the most cost-effective pathway to their sustainability goals.
