SustainabilityReports.com Featured on Dutch TV's De AI Storm
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SustainabilityReports.com was featured in De AI Storm, a programme on the Dutch national channels RTL 7 and RTL Z about how organisations put artificial intelligence to work. The item aired in Dutch in September 2026. You can watch it below with English subtitles.
What the item covers
The item shows how we use AI to make corporate sustainability information accessible, comparable and traceable.
The starting point is a familiar problem. Interest in how companies perform on sustainability is growing, and new legislation means more companies have to report on it. Yet even once a report has been found, its contents are hard to use at scale. Reports run to hundreds of pages, are written in technical language and, unlike financial statements, rarely follow a fixed structure.
This is where AI does the heavy lifting. Our pipeline finds, recognises and structures these documents at scale. It then reads the text and tables and turns the relevant information into structured data that, as the item puts it, "can always be traced back to the source".
Why it matters
Better sustainability information makes it easier to judge companies on what they actually do, rather than only on what they promise. That helps investors and other parties make better choices, and it gives researchers a firmer basis for studying corporate performance and for tackling greenwashing. Because each data point stays linked to the report it came from, results can be checked rather than taken on trust.
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Everything in the item starts with the reports themselves. You can search the database for free by company, country, sector or year, or read more about our mission and team.
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