Key takeaways from the 2024 ESRS sustainability statements
Over 100 companies have published their FY2024 European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) sustainability statements. But what does best practice look like?
Join us for an exclusive discussion on three best-practice sustainability statements from Vestas, Copenhagen Airports, and Equinor. We’ll dive into the reports and break down the most critical takeaways from the 2024 reporting season with Prianka Christiansen from Vestas, Mette Tjørneskov Ahlgreen from Copenhagen Airports and Birgitte Hodneland from Equinor.
Join us for an exclusive discussion on three best-practice sustainability statements from Vestas, Copenhagen Airports, and Equinor. We’ll dive into the reports and break down the most critical takeaways from the 2024 reporting season with Prianka Christiansen from Vestas, Mette Tjørneskov Ahlgreen from Copenhagen Airports and Birgitte Hodneland from Equinor.
Drawing on first-hand experience, our panel will highlight best practices, common pitfalls, and practical strategies for strengthening your ESRS disclosures.
What you’ll gain:
- Key insights from a real-world best case sustainability statement – Understand what worked well and how to incorporate that into your own reports.
- Best practices for structuring and presenting your report – From materiality assessments to governance disclosures.
- Lessons from early adopters – Learn how companies are tackling impact, risk, and opportunity (IRO) reporting.
- Practical guidance for improving your ESRS approach – Get expert recommendations you can apply immediately.
As sustainability reporting continues to evolve, these essential practices can help inform your due diligence. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from those at the forefront of ESRS implementation.
Our panelists
Birgitte Hodneland
Principal Engineer
Equinor
Mette Tjørneskov Ahlgreen
Sustainability Advisor
Copenhagen Airports
Prianka Christiansen
Sustainability Reporting Specialist
Vestas
Simon Taylor
Senior Director
Position Green
