SEVA WEBINAR: ESG and electromobility
Tuesday 26 November 2024 at 10.00 a.m.
We cordially invite you to the webinar of the Slovak Association for Electromobility, which we have prepared in cooperation with the gold partner of the SEVA business hub Electric Vehicles in Companies – KIA Sales Slovakia.
In addition to the existing financial assessment of companies in Europe, which we typically know in the form of audited annual reports, mandatory non-financial ESG reporting has been added.
Non-financial ESG reporting is the measurement of the intangible parameters that a particular firm imposes on its environment. This type of reporting was introduced by the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which came into force in January 2023. ESG reporting requires companies to collect specialized information on their compliance with environmental, social and governance standards from 2024. Importantly from an EV perspective, this reporting also includes uniform non-financial reporting standards under which companies will report to the public and shareholders on the sustainability of their business in terms of environmental impact and social responsibility.
Data collection for ESG reporting is mandatory from January 2025 for large companies with more than 250 employees and assets of more than €20m and/or revenues of more than €40m. However, the important fact is that non-financial ESG criteria are already affecting small and medium-sized companies in the supply chain, as large clients and outsourcers are demanding the same standards from them. It therefore becomes important for almost all companies to familiarize themselves with the ESG concept and to check with their customers whether the collection of the necessary data is also important for them today or in the near future.
Topics and speakers:
Erika Vitálošová, PwC Slovensko
ESG reporting with an overview of its most important areas with examples of real clients
With the growing emphasis on sustainability, ESG reporting has become a necessity for many companies. We will explain which areas are key in ESG reporting and how to avoid common problems and mistakes. We will show real-world examples of the implementation of ESG approaches that have brought concrete benefits to companies. We will also share tips on how to incorporate sustainable principles into business.
Matej Šinský, Kia Sales Slovakia
Electrification of company fleets as a way to reduce CO₂ emissions
Today, corporate fleets play a key role in the transformation of transport. By electrifying vehicles, companies can not only make a major contribution to reducing their carbon footprint, but also save on operating costs. We will look at the benefits of EVs in the corporate environment and dispel common fears and myths associated with electromobility.
Silvia Miháliková, SEVA
SEVA Manual for companies: ESG and electromobility
Electromobility is becoming a pillar of corporate sustainability strategies. SEVA has therefore prepared a practical guide to help companies implement electromobility in line with ESG targets.
Electromobility is becoming a pillar of corporate sustainability strategies. SEVA has therefore developed a practical guide to help companies implement electromobility in line with ESG targets.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to gain valuable information and inspiration for transitioning your company fleet to a zero-emission electric future. We look forward to hearing from you!