Compliance by industry
The regulations that apply, the obligations they create, and how Sustainova tracks them — for your sector.
Financial institutions face one of the densest regulatory landscapes in the EU – from climate risk disclosures to anti-greenwashing rules that redefine how products are marketed.
Insurers face a dense overlay of product regulation, capital requirements, ICT resilience rules, and sustainability disclosures – covering everything from how products are sold to how climate risk is managed on the balance sheet.
Manufacturers face overlapping obligations spanning industrial emissions permits, product safety and design requirements, carbon border pricing, and waste management – covering every stage from production to end-of-life.
Energy companies and utilities operate under one of the EU's most complex regulatory frameworks – spanning market rules, renewable targets, efficiency mandates, grid security obligations, and wholesale market integrity requirements.
Buildings account for 40% of EU energy consumption. The regulatory framework – from zero-emission building standards and carbon pricing to product rules and environmental liability – is tightening across every stage of the asset lifecycle.
Transport operators face overlapping carbon pricing, zero-emission vehicle mandates, alternative fuel infrastructure requirements, and strict social legislation governing driver conditions – across road, maritime, and aviation modes.
Textile and fashion companies face overlapping product regulation, extended producer responsibility, chemical restrictions, and supply chain traceability obligations – covering everything from fibre labelling to deforestation due diligence.
Food and agricultural businesses operate under a dense framework covering food safety fundamentals, deforestation traceability, organic standards, and agricultural support conditionality – with pesticide, animal welfare, and nutrient rules adding further operational obligations.
Pharmaceutical companies operate under dense chemical, environmental, and product authorisation regulation – covering substance registration, wastewater obligations, manufacturing emissions, and the full lifecycle of medicinal products.