The transition toward a more sustainable economy is changing how companies source, process, manufacture, and market raw materials. For industries such as chemicals, plastics, packaging, textiles, personal care, and consumer goods, companies are increasingly adopting bio-based, recycled, circular, and other alternative feedstocks. At the same time, they need to maintain traceability and support credible sustainability […]
Supporting Sustainability, Traceability, and Lifecycle GHG Assurance Across the CORSIA Eligible Fuel Supply Chain The aviation industry faces growing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while maintaining reliable international connectivity. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is one option for reducing aviation’s lifecycle emissions. However, demonstrating sustainability requires more than identifying a fuel as renewable. Organizations […]
Taking climate change mitigation action involves more than simply stating that a project can reduce emissions. Companies need to answer two important questions: what will be done to reduce emissions, and how much emission reduction has actually been achieved once the project is implemented? Under Indonesia’s Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Certification Scheme (SPEI), two key […]
After an organization knows how much GHG emissions it generates, the next question is: “How much emissions have we successfully reduced through an action or project?” This question takes us from emissions management at the organizational level to managing emission reductions at the project or mitigation action level. This is where ISO 14064-2 plays an […]
Financial Institutions are increasingly dependent on technology to deliver services and support daily operations. Therefore, technology risk management plays an important role in maintaining resilience and service continuity. Under the Technology Risk Management Guidelines (January 2021), the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) provides principles and practices to help Financial Institutions establish technology risk governance and […]
Data Centres are critical infrastructure for organizations that rely on technology-based services. Any disruption to facilities, infrastructure, or supporting systems can affect service availability and business operations. One approach outlined in the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Technology Risk Management Guidelines is Threat and Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA). In the context of Data Centres, TVRA […]