At TaxonomyReady
we help companies and financial institutions comply with the EU Taxonomy requirements, primarily (but not exclusively) in the field of sustainable construction and real estate development.
Through our consulting and engineering services,
we translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable steps,
enabling you to build a credible and
robust sustainability strategy grounded in compliance.
During the reporting period ending in 2025, many obligated companies either failed to report on the EU Taxonomy or reported only partially, often underestimating their actual performance. Join the leading companies and take full advantage of its benefits!
Supporting you throughout the EU Taxonomy assessment
Our comprehensive EU Taxonomy advisory is a multi-step process that helps companies determine to what extent and how they comply with the taxonomy requirements.
1. Eligibility screening
- Mapping: identifying which of the company’s activities fall under the scope of the EU Taxonomy (list of economic activities according to the regulation and delegated acts).
- Documentation: activity-by-activity classification as “eligible” / “non-eligible”.
- Output: eligible mapping table.
2. Alignment assessment
Only for activities that have already passed the eligibility screening:
- Substantial contribution → assessment of whether the activity makes a substantial contribution to one of the environmental objectives (e.g. energy efficiency in buildings, renewable energy), and whether it meets the related technical screening criteria (TSCs).
- DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) → ensuring that no other environmental objectives are significantly harmed (e.g. construction must not damage biodiversity).
- Minimum safeguards → assessment of compliance with human rights, labour, and ethical principles.
- Output: alignment table + list of supporting evidence.
3. Data collection and evidence organization
- Technical documentation (e.g. for buildings: EPC, primary energy consumption, LCA, certificates, etc.).
- HR and corporate governance documents (e.g. code of ethics, grievance mechanism, risk analysis).
- Supply chain audits / declarations.
4. Taxonomy ratio calculation
- For companies:
- turnover share aligned with the taxonomy,
- CAPEX/OPEX share aligned with the taxonomy.
- For banks: GAR (Green Asset Ratio), for investors: BTAR (Bond & Taxonomy Alignment Ratio).
- Output: calculated ratios, optionally benchmarked against industry peers.
5. External validation / audit support
- Preparation for the audit or external reviewer
- Gap analysis: identifying areas to be addressed
6. Reporting and communication
- Mandatory reporting (as part of CSRD / financial statements).
- Voluntary reporting if the company wishes to strengthen its sustainability commitment.
- Investor presentations, ESG report supplements.
7. Strategic advisory / development roadmap
- Addressing identified gaps: e.g. building energy efficiency upgrades, HR risk management, supplier monitoring.
- Aligning CAPEX plans with the Taxonomy: ensuring that future investments are taxonomy-compliant from the outset.
- Ongoing monitoring and extension to new sectors (as the regulation expands year by year).
Here, in the EU Taxonomy FAQ we answer the most common questions about the EU Taxonomy, it is available only in Hungarian.