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.
New CBAM reporting guidelines mandate the use of actual embedded emissions data by non-EU exporters and importers after October 31. This comes as suppliers are not allowed to use the default values for CBAM reporting from quarter 4 reporting.
Importers and exporters facing issues in submitting the quarterly CBAM reports can now request delayed submission due to technical errors. Here is a look at the regulations on how importers can apply for delayed CBAM report submissions.
A bird’s eye view of how India is establishing its own carbon market and why is it an important step in carbon emission accounting to meet its NetZero 2070 targets.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and 12 major challenges for EU importers and EU traders. This blog identifies all significant challenges that an importer of goods entering the European Union faces during the Transitional Phase 1 and Definitive Regime with emphasis on the EU’s supply chains.
CIOs face challenges in selecting sustainability management software by evaluating its effectiveness in meeting environmental goals. Key parameters include industry fit, software efficiency, integration capabilities, and ease of use. They must also consider how well the tool aligns with company-specific sustainability objectives and overall IT functions, ensuring it helps accurately measure and reduce environmental impact.
Scope 3 emissions could soon become mandatory as they represent over 75% of the total GHG gas emissions of a company. Hence, it is imperative that organisations start strategising for Scope 3 emissions measurement.
CBAM rules for using the specific reporting template are different for importers and suppliers. CBAM rules for using the specific reporting template are different for importers and suppliers. An exporter from outside the EU is mandated to provide details of the embedded emissions, production routes and production processes. Here is a look at steps needed to submit the CBAM report.
A look at the best sustainability management practices that businesses need to pay more attention to become sustainable.
CBAM for hydrogen and fertiliser: Specific monitoring, reporting and verification rules for different production processes and routes.
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