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EU Omnibus and Climate Risk: What Is Changing and Why Engaging Now Remains a Strategic Advantage<\/strong><\/p>

On April 3, 2025, the European Parliament approved the \u201cStop-the-Clock\u201d proposal, a key element of the European Commission\u2019s Omnibus Simplification Package. Once formally adopted by the Council and published in the Official Journal of the European Union, the directive will enter into force, and Member States will be required to transpose it into national law by the end of 2025.<\/p>

The decision represents a significant adjustment in the timeline and scope of EU sustainability reporting obligations. While some aspects are now moving forward, others \u2013 such as broader revisions to reporting content \u2013 remain under negotiation. For companies assessing physical climate risks, this regulatory update introduces both short-term relief and long-term strategic considerations.<\/p>

What Has Been Approved: The \u201cStop-the-Clock\u201d Decision<\/strong><\/p>

The approved regulation includes:<\/p>