Snellman Group: Greenstep brings confidence and support to legal and sustainability work
Snellman Group has found a partner in Greenstep that adapts flexibly to the changing needs of its business.
Sustainability
7 Ways to Integrate Sustainability into Financial Planning
For a long time, sustainability has been something that companies have handled as a separate area. Something that, at best, was reported on once a year in a separate document by a separate team. The rest of the business, including finance, had very little to do with it. That’s changed. Regulations like the EU’s CSRD […]
Supply chain data: What your customers are starting to ask for
Corporate sustainability has transitioned from preparation phase to a period of direct implementation.
SFDR 2.0: Europe’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Rules Are Being Rewritten
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, which entered into application in March 2021, was designed to bring transparency to how financial products integrate environmental and social considerations. In practice, however, it has led to something different: an unofficial labelling system built around Articles 6, 8 and 9. This framework was never envisioned by the European Commission and has since […]
Your SME is no longer subject to mandatory CSRD reporting – what now?
Otto Lehtipuu outlines the available options, what expectations still apply to your company, and how to move forward sensibly with sustainability reporting.
CSRD and Omnibus – what changed and what it means for companies in 2026
The EU Omnibus I directive is now in force, significantly narrowing the scope of mandatory CSRD reporting. Learn everything your company needs to know.
Clarity over product emissions and climate risk for Axkid
Greenstep has been supporting Axkid in its sustainability work, including Life Cycle Assessments, carbon footprint calculations, and climate risk assessment.
EFRAG has published the simplified ESRS drafts
EFRAG has published the simplified ESRS drafts that were approved by the sustainability reporting board (EFRAG SRB) on 28 November 2025. In these simplified drafts the mandatory data points have been decreased by 61%. Our expert Susanna Kiviniemi attended the event where the simplified standards were announced. Here’s an overview of the biggest, most visible changes that have been made.
What Is a Climate Transition Plan and Why Your Business Needs One
Running a business today without a climate transition plan is a bit like starting a long road trip with only the destination in mind and no map or GPS. You might eventually get there, but you are likely to waste time, money, and energy along the way.