Explore our thought leadership on corporate decarbonization strategies. The CDx community provides insights on transitioning to low-carbon operations and achieving a more sustainable future for Southeast Asia.
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Thought Leader Interview: Understanding the Role of RECs and Carbon Credits in Decarbonization
The CDx Team recently caught up with Roble Velasco-Rosenheim, the Director of Partnerships and APAC Markets at the International Tracking Standard Foundation (I-TRACK Foundation). His insights into Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) highlighted both the potential they provide, and the challenges they present, for corporate decarbonization.
Corporate Decarbonization in Southeast Asia: Rising to the Challenge
Corporate decarbonization is gaining momentum in Southeast Asia, with businesses responding to climate risks and setting ambitious Net Zero targets. While large companies lead the way, SMEs face unique challenges in this green transformation. Learn how regional leaders are rising to meet the demands of a sustainable future.
Are Southeast Asia's SMEs Set Up to Fail in Corporate Decarbonization—Lack of Will or Knowledge?
While it is tempting to assume that SMEs might be lagging in decarbonization due to a lack of will, the reality is often more complex. Many of these enterprises are not unwilling to embrace sustainable practices; rather, they are grappling with a significant knowledge gap that hinders their ability to take meaningful action.
Are Southeast Asia's SMEs Set Up to Fail in Corporate Decarbonization—Lack of Will or Knowledge?
While it is tempting to assume that SMEs might be lagging in decarbonization due to a lack of will, the reality is often more complex. Many of these enterprises are not unwilling to embrace sustainable practices; rather, they are grappling with a significant knowledge gap that hinders their ability to take meaningful action.
