War and energy have entered the European sustainability agenda. Geopolitical tensions and the energy crisis have joined climate as priorities that now drive the sustainability agenda of listed European companies. This change reflects an expansion of the traditional scope of sustainability, which until now was mainly focused on climate and environmental issues. Listed European companies have also started to consider challenges related to energy security and geopolitical stability as essential components of their sustainability strategies. This evolution occurs in a context of growing global uncertainty, where factors such as international conflicts and energy dependence have significantly impacted the European continent.
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War and energy enter the European sustainability agenda
SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 12:06
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Listed European companies are reformulating their sustainability strategies to include geopolitical and energy security concerns, beyond climate issues. This change affects investors, business managers and policymakers who follow ESG priorities in Europe.
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