The EU’s Platform on Sustainable Finance (PSF) has put out a call for stakeholder insights regarding included activities in the taxonomy. Stakeholders are encouraged to submit suggestions based on scientific and technical evidence on new economic activities that they believe should be added and/or potential revisions to the technical screening criteria of existing activities. The taxonomy aims to serve as a blueprint detailing which economic activities investors can consider as sustainable; part of PSF 2.0’s remit is to now make the taxonomy work in practice, and ensure that it is sufficiently robust in scope. This stakeholder request mechanism will be “continuously running”, the PSF said, with responses filed by 15 December processed by the Platform’s technical working group and will be considered prior to the PSF’s next recommendations for the European Commission.
