Royal Decree 214/2025: what’s changing (and why it matters)

Published Saturday. Shared with you today. This isn’t just another update, it’s a clear sign that ESG data control in Spain is no longer optional.

Apr 12 Publication date of Royal Decree 214/2025

4 Key areas covered in the guide

Sc. 1, 2 & 3 Emission scopes explained

Spain’s new Royal Decree 214/2025 was published on Saturday, April 12.It’s not a small update, it redefines how companies must measure, register and (optionally) offset their carbon footprint.

Inside this document, you’ll find:

What’s changed compared to the previous regulation.
What’s required if you want to register your footprint with MITERD.
What’s the deal with Scope 1, 2 and 3, and why Scope 3 matters.
What decisions you can make now to stay ahead.

If you manage ESG or sustainability data, this technical summary will save you time and guesswork.

📌 **Not a fluffy overview. A practical, detailed document.**Clear, actionable, no filler.

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If you manage ESG or sustainability data, this technical summary will save you time and guesswork.

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