ESRS July 2026 EC Adopted

Datapoint list · Commission Delegated Regulation (adopted)

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On 3 July 2026 the European Commission adopted the Delegated Regulation revising the ESRS (C(2026) 5010 final, ANNEXES 1–2) — the decisive step after the May 2026 EC draft. The adopted text replaces Annex I (standards) and Annex II (glossary) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/2772. It remains subject to scrutiny by the European Parliament and Council and is not yet published in the Official Journal; the revised ESRS apply for financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2027, with early application permitted from 2026. This register reflects the adopted text — the most current authoritative version.

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What's included

12 Excel sheets for all ESRS standards (ESRS 1, ESRS 2, E1–E5, S1–S4, G1) on the adopted act
Data points with cross-references — standard, chapter, paragraph, ID, type, requirement text
Application Requirements broken out row by row per sub-item (AR sub-item / AR sub-sub-item)
About sheet with methodology and source notes
Glossary sheet with definitions of all relevant terms (~190 entries) incl. a Defined Terms column
Separate acronyms sheet (Annex II Table 1)
Extracted directly from the adopted Delegated Regulation (~185 pages)

Use cases

Work from the adopted, authoritative text — as close to the final legal act as it currently gets
Same structure as the other registers in the series (May 2026 EC draft, Nov 2025 EFRAG draft, 2023 final — available separately), so you can line them up and trace the revision path yourself
Strategy, roadmap and gap analysis based on the binding regulatory direction
Briefing tool for clients on the adopted state of the ESRS revision

Status note

The Delegated Regulation has been adopted by the Commission but remains subject to scrutiny by the European Parliament and Council and is not yet published in the EU Official Journal. Wording may still change before entry into force. The register will be updated once the final text appears in the Official Journal.

ESRS May 2026 EC Draft

Datenpunkt-Liste · Commission Delegated Regulation (Draft)

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In May 2026 the European Commission published its draft Commission Delegated Regulation revising the ESRS — the formal Commission step following EFRAG's November 2025 advisory draft. Compared to the EFRAG draft, individual data points, requirements and phrasing may have shifted further; the EC draft sits closer to becoming binding law. Anyone tracking the ESRS revision needs visibility into the EC draft alongside the EFRAG advisory draft and the 2023 final.

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What's included

12 Excel sheets for all ESRS standards (ESRS 1, ESRS 2, E1–E5, S1–S4, G1) on the EC draft
Data points with cross-references — standard, chapter, paragraph, ID, type, requirement text
Structured in parallel to the 2023 final and Nov 2025 EFRAG draft for direct comparison
About sheet with methodology and source notes
Glossary sheet with definitions of all relevant terms (~190 entries)
Extracted directly from the European Commission Delegated Regulation draft (~185 pages)

Use cases

Track the most authoritative current draft — closer to becoming the final legal act
Compare against Nov 2025 EFRAG draft and 2023 final to map the revision trajectory
Strategy and roadmap based on the latest available regulatory direction
Briefing tool for clients on where ESRS is heading

Status note

This is the European Commission's draft Delegated Regulation from May 2026. The act was subsequently adopted on 3 July 2026 — for the most current authoritative text see the ESRS July 2026 EC Adopted register. This draft register remains available for version comparison.

ESRS Nov. 2025 Register

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In November 2025 EFRAG published its advisory draft of the revised ESRS standards — in response to the EU Omnibus package and the Stop-the-Clock initiative. Thresholds, scope, individual data points and the phrasing of multiple requirements were changed. The EFRAG draft fed into the European Commission's May 2026 draft (above). For anyone tracking the full revision trajectory, both drafts together with the 2023 final give the complete picture.

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What's included

12 Excel sheets covering all ESRS standards (ESRS 1, ESRS 2, E1–E5, S1–S4, G1) on the EFRAG draft
Data points with cross-references — standard, chapter, paragraph, ID, type, requirement text
Structured in parallel to the 2023 register and 2026 EC draft so direct comparison is possible
Implementation Guidance and supplementary notes from the draft document

Use cases

Change analysis — see what EFRAG proposed compared to 2023
Compare advisory vs. Commission draft (Nov 2025 vs. May 2026)
Client briefings — a working document for consultants and auditors
Revise CSRD roadmap — phase-ins and thresholds recalibrated

ESRS 2023 Register

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The final ESRS standards from 2023 contain over 1,500 data points across 12 thematic areas — spread across hundreds of pages of EFRAG documentation. Anyone preparing CSRD reporting (or running a materiality assessment) typically spends 30–50 hours just extracting requirements from the PDFs into a workable structure. This register is that work — already done. One Excel file, one sheet per standard, all data points cross-referenced with IDs and XBRL tags.

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What's included

12 Excel sheets covering all ESRS standards (ESRS 1, ESRS 2, E1–E5, S1–S4, G1)
Structured data points with standard, chapter, paragraph, ID, type, defined terms, cross-references
Phase-in reliefs explicitly flagged (smaller companies, first-time appliers)
XBRL tags for digital reporting
Implementation Guidance and Q&A sheet from EFRAG releases
Interoperability mappings to SFDR, Pillar 3, and Benchmarks

Use cases

Prepare materiality assessment — see at a glance which data points fall under which standard
Organize data collection — distribute the data point list to controlling, HR, procurement, compliance
Run a gap analysis — mark existing vs. missing data directly in the file
Set up client templates — for consultants and auditors, a structured starting basis instead of building from scratch

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ESRS 2023 vs. 2025 Register

Side-by-side comparison of both versions. Highlights what changed, what was dropped, and what's new — saves hours of manual review.

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Who built these registers

Created by Dominik Kaufmann. Over 10 years in sustainability advisory. Master's from Zeppelin University. Four years at Deloitte in audit and sustainability advisory — auditing and preparing sustainability reports for DAX/MDAX clients across ten sectors. Since going independent, corporate interim roles: first-time CSRD audit coordination at Uniper, first-time CSRD report preparation at Kion. Certified Energy Manager ISO 50001.

What this means for the registers: data points aren't pulled generically from PDFs — they're verified line by line against the official EFRAG and EU documents, with an auditor's understanding of completeness, evidence requirements, and cross-references. The difference between an AI-generated list and one reviewed by someone who has actually defended these structures in audit.