Decarbonization

Voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) are a new-age solution that can not only help companies incentivize projects aimed towards climate change mitigation to meet Net Zero 2050 goals, but also help in the reduction and offsetting of greenhouse gases (GHG) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for their investors and participants.

The issues surrounding plastic waste and its mitigation require continuous focus in a global transition aiming for sustainability under the Net Zero 2050 goals. In recent times, we have noted this focus expanding.

Scope 3 emissions constitute the lion’s share of a business’s carbon footprint. Addressing Scope 3 emissions demonstrates a real commitment to the cause of environmental impact reduction. There are several approaches to Scope 3 emission reduction. Companies will usually need to focus on more than one strategy to ensure their attempts are effective.

Scope 3 is broadening the concept of environmental impact which includes all the activities a company’s business calls into being, throughout their supply and distribution chains (the “product lifecycle”).

Plastic has been an efficient material in the sales, transport protection, and modularity of consumer packaged goods (CPG). CPG companies are among the top plastic consumers and will hence be instrumental in reversing the material’s impact on the environment and, subsequently, the climate.

One of the largest near-term opportunities for hydrogen is blending hydrogen gas into the existing natural gas network to cut down greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This insight discusses it’s potential and how.

Goals of carbon neutrality and decarbonization are paving the way for opportunities within optimization of present battery tech.