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The ESG Transparency
Index

The first publicly accessible index in Norway designed to measure the traceability of corporate sustainability claims.

Based entirely on publicly available evidence. Published methodology. Open to corrections.

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ESG Transparency Index

Norway's first independent measurement of how verifiable corporate sustainability claims really are.

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Companies publish many sustainability claims every year. The ESG Transparency Index measures how effectively those claims are supported by publicly traceable evidence.

 

The Index measures public verifiability of reported claims — not sustainability performance, intent, or regulatory compliance.
A lower score does not mean claims are incorrect; it indicates that supporting evidence is less publicly traceable.

We analyzed major Norwegian companies to assess the public traceability of their reported sustainability claims. The results establish a national benchmark for public traceability in sustainability reporting.

Top-ranked companies achieved verification rates significantly above the current baseline — examples of best-in-class documentation — demonstrating what best-in-class looks like.

Transparency, not performance

We don't rate companies as "sustainable" or "unsustainable." We measure whether their claims can be traced to
publicly available evidence — government registries, third-party certifications, and independent sources.
Higher score = More claims independently verifiable

Regulatory frameworks  emphasize clearer substantiation of sustainability claims

The EU Greenwashing Directive applies from September 2026. Companies will need to substantiate their
environmental claims under new regulations.

Companies that invest in traceability now will be better prepared when these requirements take effect.

When suppliers promise sustainability, AIZEN proves it. Automated evidence verification for procurement teams who need proof, not promises.

Norway's 30%-regelen requires documented environmental performance for contracts over NOK 56 million. With 90% of EU companies now exempt from mandatory sustainability disclosure, public buyers increasingly complement supplier reports with independent, evidence-based documentation. They need independent verification.

AIZEN connects to Norwegian public registries—Brønnøysund, Miljødirektoratet, Arbeidstilsynet—to verify what suppliers claim.

Assess Supplier Claims Before You Award

Built for Norwegian Procurement

742B
NOK Annual Public
Procurement

8830
Companies under åpenhetsloven

How AIZEN evidence intelligence works

AIZEN transforms ESG data into verifiable insight. We systematically analyze public and disclosed information to map the alignment between claims and available public evidence — no guesswork, just intelligence. Our platform is a next-generation ESG data infrastructure powered by custom-trained machine learning models.

Åpenhetsloven covers human rights and supply chain due diligence for 9,000+ companies

Miljøinformasjonsloven 

covers environmental claims

30%-regelen requires minimum 30% environmental weighting in NOK 742 billion of annual public procurement

Why Norway First?

Norwegian transparency laws give citizens the legal right to question corporate sustainability claims — and companies must respond within 3 weeks.

AIZEN is the verification infrastructure that makes these rights actionable.

Smart software

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Clear verification status

Automatically assesses ESG disclosures against trusted data sources to confirm accuracy and compliance.

Evidence scoring

Scores claims based on proof strength, highlighting verification strength and opportunities.

Evidence graph

Connects KPIs, source documents, and external records to visualize provenance.

Automated evidence mapping

Automatically identifies verification opportunities and areas for enhanced documentation behind sustainability claims.

ESRS mapping

Links claims to European reporting standards with traceable references.

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"When ecosystem trust becomes infrastructure, trust becomes verifiable

- AIZEN Mission 

The evidence problem

ESG reports are common. Verified claims are the new competitive edge.
With 90% of EU companies now exempt from mandatory disclosure, public buyers increasingly complement supplier reports with independent, evidence-based documentation. Most won't have one. Independent verification strengthens transparency and confidence.

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Manual verification | Current Reality

Manual document hunts

Expensive assurance

Uncertain data quality

Contradictory sources

Evidence-backed  | AIZEN Intelligence

Automated traceability insights

ESRS mapping

Clear verification status

Public data cross-checks

Our users

Finance, M&A
and DD

Validate targets´ESG claims and liability with outside-in evidence before closing.

Procurement
and Tenders

Meet 30%-rule requirements with verified supplier evidence. Cross-check claims against public registries before awarding contracts.

Audit Prep
and Self-Check

Run a pre-assurance check to identify areas where documentation can be strengthened before audit.

Green Claims
Directive

Substantiate environmental claims with verifiable evidence trails.

 

Measurable results

Top 5 companies

achieve 24-35% verification — leading the market

NOK742B

Norwegian public

procurement market

2026

Tracebility Index launched Q1 2026

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