With CBAM’s transitional phase underway, EU-exporting installation operators must act now to ensure audit readiness. Full implementation begins in 2026—put robust CBAM tools in place to mitigate compliance risks early.
The CBAM definitive regime begins January 1, 2026, making compliance mandatory. Non-compliance can trigger heavy CBAM tax penalties, blocked trade, and loss of market access. Discover how businesses can prepare with advanced CBAM tracking software.
The Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR), mandated by SEBI demands ESG disclosures aligned with global standards. This blog lists down the top 5 BRSR reporting tools, an organization can trust upon for their BRSR reporting.
The Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR), India’s mandatory ESG disclosure framework for the top 1,000 listed companies, requires over 1,200 data points across various departments. This guide offers a clear, step-by-step approach to filing the BRSR, covering general disclosures, management processes, and principle-wise performance indicators. Perfect for organisations aiming to strengthen sustainability practices and meet SEBI compliance efficiently.
Filing the BRSR report can be overwhelming for sustainability officers due to challenges like incomplete data, unclear materiality assessments, vague qualitative metrics, irregular supplier information, and a lack of system integration. This blog highlights five common reporting mistakes companies make and how to avoid them to ensure accurate, compliant, and strategic ESG disclosures.
BRSR Reporting is now a legal and strategic necessity for India’s top listed companies. This blog breaks down the Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) framework, its evolution, core disclosures, challenges, and compliance benefits.
The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) has been launched in India. It involves multiple steps involving various stakeholders. This blog outlines the three most important documents to prepare for a successful CCTS application.
The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme also known as CCTS India, involves multiple steps engagement with various stakeholders at every stage. This blog is a step-by-step guide on how to participate in the carbon credit trading scheme and leverage India’s emerging carbon market.
This blog talks about the newly introduced Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) policy rolled out by the Indian Government via the mandate of The Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act, 2022. The blog also includes relevant stakeholders in the policy and the process through which Indian companies can participate.
A guide for organisations about features they should look for while searching for carbon accounting software. By adopting such a strategy, enterprises can outpace their competitors in Scope 3 emissions reporting.
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