ESG · Supply chains · Reporting · Green claims
ESG law and sustainability regulation
Sustainability requirements affect supply chains, financing, reporting and communications. HYPER helps businesses prioritise duties and develop robust processes and statements.
Regulatory requirements and business data are organised systematically. The legal assessment considers implementation, documentation and liability risks.
Services
How we can help.
- 01Supply chain duties and risk assessment
- 02Sustainability reporting
- 03EU taxonomy and sustainable finance
- 04ESG clauses in contracts
- 05Green claims and greenwashing reviews
- 06ESG governance and internal policies
Who we advise
Who this advice is for.
Small and medium-sized businesses
Practical implementation of direct duties and larger customers’ requirements.
Corporate groups
Governance, supply chains, reporting and passing requirements through contracts.
Financial market participants
Sustainability-related product, disclosure and contractual matters.
The online process
A structured route to your result.
- 01
Assess applicability and existing processes
- 02
Prioritise duties and liability risks
- 03
Adapt contracts, policies and documentation
- 04
Legally support implementation and communications
Answers
Frequently asked questions.
Which ESG duties apply to my business?+
This depends on size, industry, supply chains, financing and customer requirements. Businesses without direct statutory duties may also be affected through contracts.
What should we consider when making environmental claims?+
Environmental statements should be clear, verifiable and supported by adequate evidence. Generalised claims can be misleading and create competition law risks.
Can HYPER assist with ESG contract clauses?+
Yes. This includes information, audit, remedial, termination and liability clauses along supply and financing chains.