Blog sobre descarbonización

Part 1: Your California Climate Disclosure Journey - Doing Business in California Defined

CARB’s July 2025 FAQ nails down who counts as “doing business in California,” locks first SB 253/261 deadlines, and shows companies how to gauge scope, report GHGs, and manage climate-risk filings.

Entendendo as Resoluções CVM 217, 218 e os Requisitos IFRS S1 e S2: O Novo Padrão para Divulgação de Sustentabilidade

As Resoluções CVM 217 e 218, alinhadas aos padrões IFRS S1 e S2, elevam a transparência e a padronização da divulgação de informações ESG, impulsionando a competitividade e a confiança no mercado.

What are the main differences between a Transition Plan and Net Zero

A transition plan is the roadmap outlining steps and strategies to achieve sustainability goals, while net zero is the destination - balancing greenhouse gas emissions with removals. If net zero is the finish line, the transition plan is the training that gets you there. Both are essential for effective climate action.

Corporate-Level vs. Facility-Level Transition Plans: Understanding the Differences

What are the differences between corporate-level (top-down) and facility-level (bottom-up) transition plans? While corporate-level plans provide a strategic, organization-wide roadmap aligned with global standards, facility-level plans focus on detailed, site-specific actions to achieve tangible emissions reductions. Learn more here!

SINAI Unveils AI-Powered Transition Tool to Support Regulatory Compliance for Businesses

Brazil Charts a New Climate Course at COP29

At COP29, Brazil committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 59%–67% by 2035, aligning with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target. By tackling deforestation, expanding renewable energy, and promoting sustainable development, Brazil aims to balance climate action with economic growth, offering a model for nations facing similar challenges.

Comprender el nuevo reglamento CBAM de la UE

El nuevo Mecanismo de Ajuste de las Fronteras de Carbono (CBAM) de la UE es una política diseñada para abordar la fuga de carbono en la cadena de suministro de varios productos que consumen mucha energía. Para entender completamente cómo funciona el CBAM, es importante entender primero el Sistema de Comercio de Derechos de Emisión (ETS) de la UE.

Navigating Europe’s CRSD Disclosure Requirements

The CSRD went into effect in early 2023 and impacts companies of all sizes that will now have more standardized sustainability reporting obligations.

Divulgaciones de carbono de la SECR del Reino Unido

La política racionalizada de notificación de energía y carbono (SECR) del Reino Unido es una política relativamente nueva que exige que las entidades comerciales del Reino Unido obligadas divulguen tanto su consumo de energía como su huella de emisiones de GEI.