ESG Barometer 2024
ESG
Barometer
2024
An analysis of the maturity and prevalence of ESG reporting in OMX Copenhagen 25 index companies
Reports from the C25 companies are among the best learning tools available for anyone looking to understand how ESG legislation translates into practice and how it is being integrated into business.
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How does ESG strengthen the narrative around the C25 companies’ business and performance?
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How successful are C25 companies in creating a coherent narrative for their integrated ESG and annual reporting?
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How do C25 companies interpret the requirements within ESRS standards?
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How do C25 companies handle the EU’s Green Deal and its ambitions about climate neutrality while at the same time considering both the S and the G?
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Entering a New Age of Enlightenment
ESG is more than compliance and reporting. It transforms leadership through new mindsets and structures.
For the fourth consecutive year, the ESG Barometer 2024 analyzes how C25 companies use 28 key figures categorized by themes within Environmental, Social, and Governance.
Double materiality analysis (DMA)
The cornerstone of future reporting
To truly understand a company, one needs insight into how it has initiated its sustainability efforts and transformation journey. The DMA reveals what the company is steering towards and why.
Simon Boas Hoffmeyer, Carlsberg
“Double materiality drives change”
It is the double materiality analysis and not the 1,144 data points alone that pushes large companies towards more sustainable business. As we move ahead, we need to remember what we intend to use all this new data for. How can we change what we do today based on all this knowledge?
Ida Krabek & Niels Strange Peulicke-Andersen, Ørsted
Advantages come from helping to shape practice
Ørsted’s integrated 2023 report became one of the most widely read and praised because Ørsted took early steps to address the CRSD task. Leading the way exposed obvious gaps, but it also gave Ørsted the chance to help set new standards.