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EU legislators agree on due diligence rules that force large companies to set climate neutrality plans

Published 14:01 on December 14, 2023  /  Last updated at 14:01 on December 14, 2023  / /  EMEA, International

The European Parliament and Council of EU member states have reached a provisional deal on rules setting obligations for large companies to identify and remedy risks to the environment, human rights, and health arising from their value chain, including an obligation for companies to adopt Paris Agreement-aligned climate plans.
The European Parliament and Council of EU member states have reached a provisional deal on rules setting obligations for large companies to identify and remedy risks to the environment, human rights, and health arising from their value chain, including an obligation for companies to adopt Paris Agreement-aligned climate plans.


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