June 2, 2026 (8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)

We will focus primarily on:

– Climate risks – their modeling and connection to the requirements of ESRS E1 (Climate Change) and ESRS E2 (Pollution)

– Decarbonization – principles, procedures, and impacts on organizational strategies,

– International agreements and mitigation and adaptation strategies,

– Regional approach to climate risks and their indirect impacts,

– Energy efficiency – basic principles, energy management, and audits in the context of climate strategy and reporting.

After completing the training, you will know:

– how climate risks are modeled and what decarbonization means,

– how to assess and manage sustainability risks in the environmental, social, and governance areas,

– what international agreements on climate change and mitigation and adaptation strategies exist,

– how to approach climate risks at the regional level,

– what the indirect impacts of climate change are and how to manage them,

– what role energy audits, energy efficiency, and energy management play in the ESRS reporting process.

June 2, 2026 (1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.)

We will focus primarily on:

– ESG strategy – key steps and links to organizational processes.

– Sustainable business model – identifying priorities and risks,

– KPIs and indicators – selection and evaluation,

– Transformation plan – milestones, steps, and capacities,

– ESG data – effective collection, management, and working with data,

– Digitization – software solutions and automation options.

After completing the training, you will know how to:

– Set up and implement an ESG strategy,

– Select and monitor key indicators,

– Prepare a transformation plan,

– Streamline work with ESG data and use available digital tools.

Price:

Module 7: €285 excluding VAT

Module 8: €285 excluding VAT

The fee includes:

training materials, refreshments during breaks and lunch, KPMG ESG certificates