Plastic credits, also known as plastic offsets, are a market-based mechanism to incentivise and finance the reduction and removal of plastic waste from the environment.
Under Extended Producer Responsibiliy, producers are responsible for the end-of-life management of their products and packaging, which includes collection, transportation, recycling, and disposal, to promote a more sustainable and circular economy.
India’s current policy and regulatory landscape for waste management provides a forward-thinking, actionable framework with scientific waste management as the guiding principle. In our previous article we discussed the importance of transforming science-based policy into praxis as the country moves further up its growth trajectory and consumer patterns evolve, leading to more waste being generated
There’s a widespread recognition of the idea that managing waste properly is essential for building sustainable and livable cities, yet waste management remains a challenge for many developing countries. Effective waste management is expensive, often comprising 20%–50% of municipal budgets. The consensus to resolve this issue only grows considering the implications that waste has on
Carbon offsets are tradable rights or certificates allowing a person or an entity to fund projects that fight climate change instead of taking direct action to lower their own carbon emissions.
The ability to accurately and credibly calculate emissions is key to avoid paying higher duties under CBAM, especially for businesses with cleaner production processes.
Plastic credits, also known as plastic offsets, are a market-based mechanism to incentivise and finance the reduction and removal of plastic waste from the environment.
Businesses are the major contributors to national GHG emissions. In order to meet domestic climate goals, companies must decarbonise their operations.
Green Financing refers to financial products and services that support environmentally sustainable projects and initiatives.
Under Extended Producer Responsibiliy, producers are responsible for the end-of-life management of their products and packaging, which includes collection, transportation, recycling, and disposal, to promote a more sustainable and circular economy.
India’s current policy and regulatory landscape for waste management provides a forward-thinking, actionable framework with scientific waste management as the guiding principle. In our previous
There’s a widespread recognition of the idea that managing waste properly is essential for building sustainable and livable cities, yet waste management remains a challenge
The two big challenges all companies face when they start fundraising is finding investors who believe in the mission and then ensuring they invest with
It’s not often that an opportunity comes along that has the potential to engage you for a generation. A desire to do something meaningful with
Carbon offsets are tradable rights or certificates allowing a person or an entity to fund projects that fight climate change instead of taking direct action to lower their own carbon emissions.
The ability to accurately and credibly calculate emissions is key to avoid paying higher duties under CBAM, especially for businesses with cleaner production processes.
The Indian iron and steel industry may be subject to a 12% carbon border tax if production continues business as usual. As the scope of CBAM expands in the future, several industries will be forced to rethink operations and move towards decarbonisation.
By levying a carbon tax on imports tied to emissions, the EU’s intent is clear – make it less expensive for companies to adopt decarbonising
The lower house of the Indian parliament passed The Energy Conservation (EC) Bill 2022 on 8 August as an amendment to the Energy Conservation Act
