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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is set to reshape sustainability reporting across the EU. It expands mandatory disclosures for in-scope undertakings (by size/listing).

Understand the gwp of r410a (2,088), its impact on UK F-Gas rules, and why it's crucial for your corporate clients' Scope 3 emissions reporting.

Discover how the corporate sustainability reporting directive csrd shapes disclosures and how to report emissions data for compliant, competitive results.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is the most immediate lever for lowering aviation’s climate impact. Produced from renewable or waste resources, certified SAF can cut lifecycle CO₂ emissions by up to ~80% versus conventional jet fuel, depending on feedstock and process. With mandates ramping up (EU ReFuelEU) and major operators committing to volume, momentum is building—though limited supply (<1% of jet fuel today) and higher costs remain the main brakes.

- Understanding CSRD and its implications for aviation - Timeline and implementation for business aviation - Implications and opportunities for private jet operators

1. Understanding ESRS and its implications 2. New reporting expectations for corporate clients 3. How private jet operators can support client reporting

1. Overview of EU sustainability regulations for aviation 2. Challenges for private aviation operators 3. Opportunities and innovations in sustainable private aviation 4. The evolving market for private aviation services

1. Understanding CSRD and its implications for aviation 2. Timeline and implementation for business aviation 3. Implications and opportunities for private jet operators

- Environmental initiatives transforming aviation - Social responsibility in the aviation sector - Governance practices reshaping aviation leadership