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How Can Your Company Strengthen Its ESG Strategy in Light of the Evolving CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive)?

Although ESG reporting requirements at the EU level are constantly evolving — with certain deadlines in 2025 postponed (for example, for small and medium-sized enterprises) — the pressure from customers, investors, and financial institutions for greater transparency and responsible business practices continues to grow.

One of the most effective and accessible ways to respond to these expectations is by integrating refurbished technology from Techsavers into your processes. This step reduces environmental impact, supports the circular economy, and optimizes IT infrastructure costs — without compromising on quality.

Refurbished technology contributes especially to improved performance in environmental indicators (E), while also sending a clear signal of efficient and responsible resource management (G) — both of which are essential components of any sustainable strategy.

Choose a solution that combines sustainability, economic efficiency, and reputational value. Techsavers is a natural part of a modern ESG strategy.

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ESG Areas

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Environment

The CSRD legislation and ESRS standards emphasize the need for measurable reductions in companies’ environmental impact — from emissions and energy consumption to waste management, renewable resources, and sustainable mobility. One practical step aligned with ESRS E5, which focuses on resource use and circular economy principles, is the use of refurbished technology. By purchasing devices from Techsavers, companies extend the lifecycle of electronics, conserve natural resources, and strengthen their sustainability strategy.

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Social

Social standards under CSRD and ESRS place strong emphasis on the protection of human rights, equal opportunities, fair working conditions, and the promotion of diversity and inclusion. They also take into account work-life balance, anti-discrimination measures, and support for disadvantaged groups. Such practices reflect a company’s attitude towards its employees, suppliers, and the broader community – and serve as a key indicator of social responsibility and real-world sustainability.

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Governance

The governance domain under ESRS standards emphasizes ethical and transparent corporate leadership, compliance with legal regulations, and effective risk management. It also includes anti-corruption measures, responsible management behavior, and fair business practices. A strong governance culture forms the foundation of credibility and long-term business sustainability.

ESG in practice

A responsible approach to the environment, society, and governance is no longer just a matter of image – under the CSRD legislation and ESRS standards, it has become a part of the everyday reality of modern businesses. Implementing ESG principles helps companies reduce risks, strengthen investor confidence, and boost long-term competitiveness. In doing so, businesses not only contribute to protecting the planet and supporting communities, but also build a strong reputation and lay solid foundations for a sustainable future.

Non-financial ESG reporting and EU Legislation

Under European legislation, companies are required to disclose information related to their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. This non-financial ESG reporting is governed by two main directives: the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

The NFRD has so far applied to large publicly traded companies with more than 500 employees, requiring them to disclose non-financial information. However, as of January 1, 2024, the CSRD has come into force, significantly expanding the scope of reporting obligations. According to the CSRD, all large companies listed on regulated markets with more than 500 employees must now publish ESG-related non-financial information.

Other large companies that meet specific criteria — such as an annual turnover of at least EUR 40 million, a balance sheet total of at least EUR 20 million, and more than 250 employees — will be required to report starting from January 1, 2025.

From January 1, 2026, the obligation will extend to listed small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), small and non-complex credit institutions, and captive insurance undertakings, which will have to submit their first reports in 2027 for the 2026 financial year.

Starting January 1, 2028, the requirements will also apply to non-EU companies that will need to report in 2029 for the 2028 financial year.

These new rules mean that companies must systematically collect and disclose ESG performance data in line with unified European standards (ESRS). This reporting must be verified by an independent third party, ensuring transparency and credibility.

Implementing these legislative changes represents a significant step toward greater transparency and accountability to both society and the environment, enhancing corporate trustworthiness and contributing to long-term sustainability and competitiveness in the market.

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Sustainable Solutions for Your IT Needs: Remanufactured Devices from Techsavers

Why Choose Refurbished IT Devices?

The European Parliament has approved the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which introduces stricter requirements for non-financial reporting for a large number of companies across the European Union, with the goal of improving transparency in the field of sustainability.

How Can Techsavers Help Your IT Strategy?

✔️ Reduce environmental impact: Refurbishing laptops is a key step in reducing electronic waste and the consumption of new materials. Choosing refurbished devices from Techsavers means contributing to environmental protection by minimizing waste and reducing the need for raw material extraction.

✔️ Enhance social responsibility: Our company ensures high standards in working conditions and ethics throughout the refurbishment process. When purchasing our products, you can be confident that you're supporting practices that respect human rights and ensure fair labor conditions.

✔️ Promote transparency and compliance: Our commitment to sustainability aligns with the new CSRD requirements. With our refurbished laptops, you can improve your environmental and social scores in sustainability reports and demonstrate your commitment to responsible business practices.

Why Choose Techsavers for IT Devices?

✔️ Quality and reliability: Our refurbished laptops undergo rigorous testing to ensure performance and reliability comparable to brand-new devices.

✔️ Sustainability and ethics: We are committed to environmental protection and ethical working conditions, fully aligned with your sustainability goals.

✔️ Cost efficiency: Refurbished devices are often more affordable than new ones, allowing you to reduce costs while maintaining high quality.

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Strengthen your ESG strategy and contribute to sustainability through measurable actions. Refurbished technology from Techsavers helps companies reduce environmental impact and improve their reporting performance in line with CSRD requirements.