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7 ESG trends to watch in 2026

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By Juliane Hilf, Douglas Bryden, Simon Duncombe, Catherine Greenwood-Smith, Vanessa Jakovich, Sam Houshower, Marlen Vesper-Gräske, Jonas Köster, Charlotte Aspin, Léa Bareil, Kate Collister, Caroline Gregson, Iris Hammerschmid, Karl Thies
| Lexology Verified
For those involved in ESG, 2025 brought significant disruption, marked by political uncertainty, regulatory delays and rollbacks, pressures on energy security and cost, and geopolitical tensions. As businesses enter 2026, they face a fragmented and dynamic regulatory, legal and political landscape.
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SFDR Simplified - European Commission proposes a revised Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation

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By Douglas Bryden, Elisabeth Overland, Theresa Kreft, Léa Bareil
| freshfields.com
On 20 November 2025, the European Commission unveiled its proposed revisions to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), the EU’s disclosure framework for financial intermediaries and financial products regarding the integration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions. This proposal has been highly anticipated by the industry, given widespread views that the current regime is not fit for purpose.
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Foundations for the future of decarbonisation and competitiveness in Europe? A look at the Clean Industrial Deal

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By Léa Bareil, Karl Thies
| Lexology Verified
Introduction On 26 February, the European Commission (EC) published its Clean Industrial Deal (CID), which is expected to be this term’s flagship initiative on sustainability and climate action. A successor to the European Green Deal (EGD), the CID intends to take a more pro-business approach. It is a Communication, i.e. a non-legislative and non-binding document listing which actions the EC will take in this legislative term to align climate and competitiveness policy.
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