New Rules to Propel India’s Green Shipping Transformation
The upcoming rules will significantly influence green shipping, and port infrastructure, demonstrating India’s commitment to a greener global maritime industry by 2050
The upcoming rules will significantly influence green shipping, and port infrastructure, demonstrating India’s commitment to a greener global maritime industry by 2050
Sunila Sahasrabudhe, a seasoned ESG lead with experience in private equity, discusses the impact of BRSR amendments and ERPs in an exclusive interview with Sonal Desai, Managing Editor, ESGnews.earth
NZBA allows banks greater flexibility in managing targets and transitioning balance sheets while maintaining net-zero by 2050 low or no overshoot 1.5°C pathways
Roche’s decarbonization strategy aims to decrease emissions across all business divisions through strategies like supplier engagement, product lifecycle decisions, waste management, and business travel
The proposed global carbon tax require ships to switch to lower-emission fuels or pay pollution fees starting 2028, potentially generating $40 billion by 2030
The SAF registry is a new tool to enable a global SAF market by tracking transactions and environmental benefits and connecting buyers and sellers
The sustainability framework aligns with Drax’s goal to achieve net-zero by the end of 2040 across its value chain, including people, the environment and the climate
The National Green Finance Institution will help to fast-track the country’s green transition and bridge the financing gap in the renewable energy sector
The India SAF Alliance, initiated by The Carbon Market Association of India (CMAI), aims to accelerate SAF adoption and foster collaborative efforts towards achieving India’s climate goals
The ESG and sustainability industry is pinning its hopes on Budget 2025, more so for the cumulative impact of the measures and initiatives announced by the Center
Miral has unveiled its Sustainability Strategy, aiming to become a regional benchmark for sustainable LET experiences by 2030
UltraTech is the first Indian cement company to transport gypsum at scale via National Waterway 1, the Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system.