Why companies must prepare for Scope 3 emissions accounting?
Scope 3 emissions represent the highest level of emissions in an organisation and plays a crucial role in climate impact mitigation and Scope 3 emissions accounting.
Scope 3 emissions represent the highest level of emissions in an organisation and plays a crucial role in climate impact mitigation and Scope 3 emissions accounting.
The European Union Commission introduced the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) in 2023. Under this framework, large and listed companies are required to publish regular reports on the social and environmental risks they face.
CBAM for hydrogen and fertiliser: Specific monitoring, reporting and verification rules for different production processes and routes.
CBAM default values change: An overview of the rules that change for using the default values for reporting requirements for importers and non-EU exporters.
A detailed overview of Partnership for Carbon Transparency (PACT) and its vision to ensure transparency in Scope 3 emissions.
An outline of guidelines and compliances that must be followed by non-EU operators under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
A roadmap to fulfil the CBAM reporting guidelines, and compliances for importers and non-EU operators before importing their products into the EU without incurring penalties.
Recognize the fact that fossil fuels are the main driver of global warming-induced climate change. As per the data at hand, the consumption of fossil fuels account for 89% of
For your information, the earth’s temperature has fairly remained constant for a long time in the past, and in the 20th century alone, it has increased by 2 degrees celsius
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