With the help of three Green Change Agents from "The Green Academy", Triscan has received professional back-and-forth, knowledge and inspiration for further work with sustainability and sustainability reporting. In the process, work has been done with Triscan's CO2 and energy accounting, potential for circular business models and resource optimization.
Until recently, it has been more or less voluntary for companies to report other than financial key figures, such as a CSR report (CSR: Corporate Social Responsibility - i.e. how a company shows responsibility in relation to the surrounding society).
From 2024, it is legally binding for all large companies to report their ESG figures (ESG: Environmental, Social and Governance - i.e. conditions in a company that relate to environmental, social and management aspects). For medium-sized companies, including Triscan, the statutory ESG reporting applies from 2026, which thus covers the financial year 2025.
Morten Hallum, Triscan a/s
"At Triscan, we are already starting to prepare for the task. We are working towards being able to prepare an ESG report for 2024 - and this is precisely where the work with the Green Change Agents will play an important role. The effort results in a mini-ESG report with an action plan" - Morten Hallum, Logistic & IT Director, Triscan.
Marie Markman (middle), Amalie Blæsild Johansen (right) og Bonnie Lee Bogers (left)
Marie Markman, Amalie Blæsild Johansen and Bonnie Lee Bogers are the three Green Change Agents who have recently been busy with the preparation of Triscan's mini-ESG report and action plan.
"The Green Academy" is a company-oriented offer from Aarhus Municipality's climate plan, which provides companies with help, knowledge and sparring for their sustainable development. The Green Change Agents all have an academic background and have gone through a training course supported by Erhvervsakademi Aarhus (Business Academy Aarhus) and professionals with the latest knowledge in the field, so they are ready to solve the task.