ESG

More and more companies recognize that success is not only about generating profits, but also about caring for the community, the environment and good management. The concept of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is gaining importance, becoming a key factor in making business and investment decisions.

ESG environmental aspects focus on the impact of a company's activities on the climate and environment. Regulatory mechanisms motivate companies to implement strategies and actions aimed at mitigating the negative impact on the natural environment and biodiversity and minimizing the impact on the climate. Investors pay attention to solutions consistent with the policy of striving for climate neutrality, including new technologies, and companies that are the first to reduce their emissions benefit not only from an image perspective, but also from an operational efficiency perspective. New business strategies fit more and more closely into directions related to decarbonization. The perspective of assessing activities along the entire value chain means that the criterion of business cooperation is increasingly becoming not only commercial terms, but also the assessment of the product and service itself in the context of its carbon footprint, as well as the assessment of compliance of business partners' activities with the requirements defined under ESG.

Social aspects of ESG also include employee relations, involvement of local communities, respect for human rights and diversity in the workplace. Companies that care about the community, provide fair working conditions, and respect human rights build lasting relationships with customers and investors. Investors pay attention not only to financial results, but also to the social value generated by the company.

ESG management focuses on business ethics, transparency and openness in company management. Companies that practice respect for value-based corporate governance are more resistant to crises and gain the trust of customers and investors. These elements include business ethics, management structure, independence of regulators and compliance with the principles of sustainable development.

Investors are increasingly analyzing ESG aspects before investing. Companies that implement and follow ESG practices can count on better financial results today and development prospects in the future, are less exposed to regulatory risk and enjoy greater investor trust.

ESG is no longer just a marketing trend and has become an integral part of business strategy. Companies that invest in sustainable social responsibility practices not only contribute to a better future, but also build lasting value for their stakeholders.

The projects offered by Green-en fully meet the requirements for building an investment portfolio consistent with decarbonization requirements as well as other sustainable development requirements. The company focuses on ESG-compliant quality in its approach to investments themselves, as well as to employees, suppliers, subcontractors, the environment and people, focusing its activities only on projects consistent with the energy transformation, implemented based on a comprehensive assessment of the impact in the life cycle of the offered product and own activity.