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ESG reporting is not just about compliance – it's about strengthening your company's market position, attracting investors, and meeting future requirements.

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WHAT IS ESG REPORTING?

ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. In short, it’s about showing how your company works with sustainability – from environmental impact to social responsibility and good governance. ESG reporting is no longer just for large corporations. With the new EU regulations, it has become a key requirement for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well.

But why should you focus on ESG? Because it’s not just about being responsible – it can also give you a competitive edge. ESG can open doors to new market opportunities, green financing, and investors who prioritize sustainability. With increasing pressure from companies in the value chain, you have the chance to build a competitive advantage and stay ahead with your ESG reporting.

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THREE GOOD REASONS TO GET AN ESG REPORT

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Strengthen your competitive edge and attract green financing.
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Improve relationships with customers and suppliers who demand sustainability.
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Identify areas where you can improve your sustainable practices.
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ESG-REPORTING WITH STREAAM

At Streaam, we’ve developed an ESG solution specifically for SMEs. We base our approach on the voluntary VSME ESRS standard, which makes it easy for smaller businesses to get started with ESG reporting. Our solution is built around the Basic Module – a module that ensures you cover the most important ESG areas without it becoming complicated or time-consuming.

Even though the standard is still under development, with Streaam you’re already one step ahead. By getting started now, you’ll be ready to meet future requirements and expectations from customers, suppliers, and investors.

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WHY TO GET AN ESG-REPORT WITH STREAAM

We’ve done our best to meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses. That’s why we’ve focused on simplicity and efficiency – and a final report that includes everything it should – and a little more.

Option to choose your level of ambition

As part of the solution, you have the option to choose the reporting level that matches your resources and ambitions. You can opt for a more basic level, requiring fewer data points and descriptions. Alternatively, you can choose a more advanced level that ultimately results in a more comprehensive report. No matter which level you choose, the report will of course comply with EU standards.

A simple platform and guidance every step of the way

We want to make the process as smooth as possible for you, which means you'll be guided every step of the way – from onboarding to the final report. You can choose whether you want support with data collection or prefer to handle it independently, while still receiving help with writing descriptions and guidance on what’s most relevant for your business. We make sure you feel confident and well-equipped to make the right decisions throughout the process.

A report 100%
tailored for you

The design of the report is key to ensuring a high-quality final product. That’s why, as part of the solution, you have the option to upload your own logos, images, colors, and design guidelines. Our design team will incorporate these elements into the final version, while our team of energy experts ensures that all data is accurate and reliable. This way, you receive a trustworthy report, 100% tailored to your business.


5 SIMPLE STEPS TO YOUR ESG REPORT

1. Onboarding and getting started

We start by introducing you to the ESG process and help identify key people in your company who will lead the work.

2. Data collection

You collect the necessary data on your efforts within environmental, social, and governance areas, guided by our platform, which ensures you include the right information.

3. Mission and vision

Together, we define your overall goals for the ESG work, giving you a clear direction and vision.

4. Report request

Once your data and goals are in place, we prepare your ESG report, providing a clear overview of your efforts and future opportunities.

5. The finished report

The report is delivered fully completed and ready to use – both internally and externally. It can be presented to customers, investors, and other stakeholders.

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FAQ ABOUT ESG

Below, you’ll find the most frequently asked questions about ESG reporting and its scope.

What is VSME ESRS? The VSME ESRS is a voluntary standard developed for SMEs that want to document their sustainability efforts. It’s simple and covers the most important ESG areas, making it easy to get started.
Is ESG-reporting mandatory?

For non-listed SMEs, ESG reporting is not yet mandatory, but it can give you a competitive advantage and help you prepare for future requirements.

By starting your ESG efforts now, you’ll be one step ahead when ESG requirements become mandatory. It strengthens your market position and shows that you take sustainability seriously.
What's the difference between ESG and CSR? 

CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) primarily focuses on social and ethical issues, whereas ESG is a broader framework that also includes environmental impacts and governance structures. ESG is also more quantitative and measurable, making it well-suited for reporting and benchmarking.
What is CSR, CSRD, ESRS og CSDDD, and what are the ESG reporting requirements in the EU?

CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is about a company’s responsibility to contribute positively to society and the environment, but it is often a voluntary effort. CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), on the other hand, is an EU regulation that requires larger companies to report on their sustainability practices. This directive replaces the previous NFRD and expands the reporting requirements to include more companies.

ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) are the specific standards used to meet the requirements of the CSRD, while CSDDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive) obliges companies to take responsibility for human rights and the environment throughout their entire value chain.

For smaller, non-listed companies, ESG reporting is not mandatory under CSRD, but voluntary standards such as the VSME ESRS have been developed to help SMEs report on sustainability and meet expectations from customers, suppliers, and investors.

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