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A Breakdown of the Simplified ESRS for CSRD Reporting
Understand the ESRS revisions and prepare your reporting strategy
CSRD is entering a new phase. With the final draft of the Simplified ESRS released on 4 December, companies face a streamlined but still demanding reporting framework. This session breaks down what has changed, what has been removed, and which requirements remain essential for compliance.
What to Expect
The introduction of the Simplified ESRS marks a significant shift: fewer datapoints, greater clarity, and a stronger focus on material impacts, risks, and opportunities. Companies will need to quickly understand which indicators remain mandatory, where the biggest reliefs appear, and how these changes will influence their upcoming reporting cycles.
Who Should Attend?
Whether you are responsible for sustainability reporting, ESG strategy, risk management, or regulatory planning, this webinar will help you understand how the updated ESRS structure will influence your organisation’s CSRD readiness.
Key Takeaways
- A clear explanation of what’s included in the Simplified ESRS: structure, mandatory disclosures, and materiality expectations
- Which organisations fall under the new scope and how this links to the CSRD phase-in timeline
- Practical implications for sustainability and compliance teams, including early steps to strengthen your reporting processes
- How denxpert’s CSRD reporting platform supports implementation of the Simplified ESRS framework
Our expert(s)
Senior Sustainability Reporting Expert
CSRD enthusiast and early adapter. She was responsible to create the yearly sustainability reports at Arla (DK), implementing CSRD guidelines. In her current role, she keeps innovating the evolution of ESG reporting frameworks and standards and is familiar with the latest trends in sustainability.
Step into the next phase of CSRD reporting with practical strategies and expert guidance.
