Green taxonomy

The assignment is taking place against a backdrop of increasing regulatory developments concerning ESG (environmental, social and governance) criteria, particularly with regard to the green taxonomy applicable to the automotive industry. The main objective is to support the company in understanding and integrating the new regulatory requirements in order to ensure compliance and improve the clarity of its ESG reporting. This includes tracking and aligning activities with precise climate objectives, while meeting obligations linked to emerging regulations, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

We began by analyzing regulatory developments specific to the automotive industry and co-constructing a work program with the Sustainable Development Department. This program includes rigorous monitoring of work to qualify for the green taxonomy and align with circular transition objectives. The consultants also collaborated with the Finance Department to carry out a gap analysis on ESG financial indicators, and played an active part in workshops to develop qualitative and quantitative indicators, while assisting in the selection of the reporting tools best suited to regulatory compliance.