The EU taxonomy is set to cover many industries, including energy, manufacturing, and transport. However, the possible inclusion of nuclear power as a sustainable activity has proved controversial.

The EU taxonomy sets the standard for which economic activities can be considered as sustainable. The inclusion of natural gas as a sustainable activity has been controversial. Should it be labeled sustainable?

Solar power is expected to be a key enabler for a transition to a low-carbon society. But is it automatically considered to be a sustainable activity in the EU taxonomy?

The taxonomy will require large companies and financial market participants to report on their taxonomy alignment, but there are also benefits for smaller companies using the taxonomy.

Manufacture of food and beverages was not previously included in activities set out in the taxonomy technical screening criteria. Now it has been included in the latest draft annex from the EU.

The taxonomy is one of ten measures in the EU Action Plan on Sustainable Finance and will work towards setting a definition for sustainability in business. Celsia highlights some key facts that you should know about the new regulation.

The EU taxonomy is setting the new gold standard for which economic activities can be considered sustainable. With the taxonomy comes a lot of new terms - but what do expressions like Enabling Activity and Substantial Contribution actually refer to? And what is the difference between being taxonomy eligible and taxonomy aligned?

The EU taxonomy determines which conditions key construction activities will need to meet in order to be considered as sustainable. The Celsia team sets out some top things you should know.

The Celsia team sets out the top things to know about food production in the EU taxonomy.