NetherlandsIn the Netherlands the ask can come from a European customer, CDP or EcoVadis, a group company, or an investor, with logistics, food, technology, and investment value chains all wanting usable data. Whether you are answering a request, reporting under CSRD, or want a first number of your own, we help you turn it into an answer you can defend, without having to become a sustainability expert.
CSRD and ESRS
European value-chain requests
CDP and EcoVadis evidence
A customer, a group company, an investor, or a platform like CDP or EcoVadis wants your emissions, transport, and policy evidence. Send us the wording and we prepare an answer you can stand behind.
See request support for A European customer or group asked youWhether CSRD and ESRS reach your entity or you want a repeatable way to report each year, we build the numbers, the records, and the method behind them. We check what applies to you before anyone treats a deadline as settled.
See reporting support for You report under CSRD, or want a process of your ownStart with a defensible baseline. Our free Netherlands calculator gives you a first figure in about ten minutes, or we build your full Scope 1, 2, and 3 footprint (the standard way emissions are grouped) with you.
Open the Netherlands calculator for You want your own numbers firstSee GHG calculations for You want your own numbers firstCSRD and ESRS shape customer data requests in the Netherlands, while EU amendments changed reporting and due-diligence scope and timing. The practical move is to check entity scope before legal claims and prepare the emissions, transport, procurement, and policy evidence customers may request.
CSRD and ESRS shape the sustainability data customers may request from Dutch companies, especially for GHG emissions, policies, targets, and value-chain impacts.
Directive (EU) 2026/470 amended corporate sustainability reporting and due-diligence requirements, including scope and timing changes. Check entity scope before making legal claims.
Dutch suppliers, subsidiaries, and portfolio companies may be asked for emissions, energy, transport, procurement, and policy evidence even when direct reporting scope is still being assessed.
In the Netherlands, requests most often arrive through CDP and EcoVadis, Unilever supplier climate support, and Schneider Electric supplier support. Keslio is independent and not affiliated with any of the companies named here.
CDP and EcoVadis
We organize the emissions numbers, policies, targets, labor, ethics, procurement, and evidence files these platforms ask for.
Unilever suppliers
We help with product carbon data, GHG reductions, methodology notes, and evidence where the request calls for it.
Schneider Electric
We help suppliers prepare operational footprints, reduction plans, and decarbonization evidence for project-linked requests.
A logistics company may need transport and warehousing data, while a food company may need sourcing, traceability, packaging, and water records. Where you start depends on your sector.
Sector
Transport, warehousing, subcontractor, and customer allocation data often drive Scope 3 and buyer questions.
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Food and agriculture requests may cover sourcing, traceability, packaging, water, emissions, and social evidence.
Sector
Technology suppliers often need enterprise customer evidence, cloud assumptions, GHG data, and platform responses.
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Portfolio companies and investment teams may need ESG data collection, emissions baselines, and reporting routines.
No. Direct scope depends on entity facts and EU and national implementation. Many Dutch suppliers still receive customer value-chain data requests.
Customers preparing reporting, platform responses, or procurement scorecards may need supplier energy, transport, purchasing, policy, and target evidence.
Yes. We help Dutch companies build a baseline, set a strategy, and set up a reusable reporting file, so each customer, group, or investor request is faster than the last.
If a deadline or portal wording is already in front of you, send us the request. If you just want a first number, start with the Netherlands calculator.
Share the request, the deadline, or the question. We'll suggest the right first step.