Practical guides written by practitioners — on Scope 3 emissions, BRSR Core compliance, CBAM reporting, and supplier decarbonization.
SEBI has mandated BRSR Core for India's top listed companies — and the obligation flows directly into your supply chain. This guide explains exactly what you need to disclose, which KPIs matter most, and why supplier data is the hardest part to get right.
The ESG data gap inside Indian supply chains is enormous. Most MSME suppliers have no tools, no methodology, and no time. Here is what the evidence shows — and how responsible anchor buyers can close the gap before it becomes a liability.
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is no longer theoretical. From 2026, Indian exporters in steel, aluminium, and chemicals face real financial exposure. This is what CBAM means, what data you need, and how much time you have left.
Most manufacturers measure their own emissions and stop there. But Scope 3 Category 1 — emissions from purchased goods and services — routinely represents the largest share of a company's total carbon impact. Here's how to think about it, measure it, and act on it.
Not all ESG platforms are built for the realities of Indian supply chains. Many are designed for large Western enterprises with digitised suppliers. Before you evaluate a vendor, ask these seven questions — your BRSR Core compliance depends on the answers.