by Rajas Gupta | Oct 13, 2026 | Carbon Credits in India
Most of the talk around India’s carbon market is about the big obligated plants. But there’s a second route that’s open to far more companies: the offset mechanism. If your business isn’t covered by an emission intensity target and you’re cutting or removing emissions...
by Rajas Gupta | Oct 6, 2026 | CCTS surplus
Form A went in by 31 July. BEE has been working through completeness checks and technical reviews since. For most obligated entities, the answer to one question is now arriving: did you beat your target or not? Either answer comes with decisions, and the timing is...
by Rajas Gupta | Sep 30, 2026 | CBAM
If you export steel, aluminium, cement or fertiliser to Europe, there’s one number that could cost you more than your price negotiation. It’s the carbon figure attached to your product. And if you don’t give your buyer one, the EU will fill it in for you, on purpose,...
by Rajas Gupta | Sep 17, 2026 | Carbon Credit Trading Scheme
India’s compliance carbon market is about to go from paperwork to actual trades. The first Carbon Credit Certificates under the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) are expected to change hands around October 2026. If your company is an obligated entity, this is the...
by Rajas Gupta | Jul 29, 2026 | Climate Change & Carbon Markets, General
A life cycle assessment answers a question that sounds simple and isn’t: what is the total environmental impact of this product, across everything it takes to make, move, use and dispose of it? Ten years ago in India, LCA was mostly an academic exercise. Now it’s a...
