Review: 18th German Sustainability Award 2025 – Making change visible
corsus at the award ceremony for the 18th German Sustainability Award. It is important to celebrate courageous companies and initiatives that actively drive change.
No data, no control: a critical look at the omnibus trilogue
Negotiations on the EU’s so-called omnibus package are entering the next phase. Against this backdrop, it is clear how important transparency and clarity are in the political debate. Companies are calling for clear and stable framework conditions, the financial sector needs reliable sustainability data, and politicians must ensure that climate targets can actually be achieved. corsus continues to recommend that companies consistently expand their sustainability strategies and effectively implement human rights in their supply chains, otherwise they will be taking a considerable and long-term risk.
Ibbenbüren sets an example for North Rhine-Westphalia by exploiting new opportunities for sustainable procurement – corsus provides support through training
In October, corsus held a training course on sustainable procurement in Ibbenbüren.
EU omnibus bill halted: Political dynamics slow down simplification of CSRD and CSDDD
The political debate surrounding the so-called EU Omnibus, the negotiations to simplify the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), from the perspective of corsus.
corsus experts once again on the jury of the German Sustainability Award
The managing directors of corsus were appointed to the juries of the German Sustainability Award for both companies and products.
CSRD in the omnibus procedure: simplifications are coming – relevance remains
The EU is planning significant simplifications in the omnibus procedure for the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) and other regulations such as the CSDDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive), CBAM (European COs border adjustment system) and EU taxonomy. But anyone who now assumes that sustainability requirements will become less important is mistaken.
corsus and osapiens are partners
In March, corsus and osapiens entered into a partnership to systematise and optimise sustainability reporting for companies with digital and cloud-based solutions.
Four parishes of the Northern Church in Germany live sustainability and the common good
The parishes of Nieharde, Witzwort, Oldenswort and Husum celebrated the successful completion of their Common Good Balance Sheet with Nora Steen, Bishop of the Schleswig and Holstein diocese, on 14 May 2025 at Christian Jensen Kolleg in Breklum. The parishes were the first in northern Germany to spend a year working out their contributions to the common good with the advice of Dr Anke Butscher and Gerd Lauermann.
EU publishes results of the omnibus procedure
corsus comments on the results of the European Commission’s omnibus procedure published on 26 February 2025.
Future concept for sustainable business in the West Coast region
In cooperation with the four districts on the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein – Nordfriesland, Dithmarschen, Steinburg and Pinneberg, business development organisations, chambers of industry and commerce and companies, corsus has developed a future concept for sustainable economic activity in the region. Support for regional companies is of central importance here.
