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According to the United Nations Environment Program, the built environment is responsible for 39% greenhouse gas emissions, making it the biggest offender when it comes to global emissions. In the journey towards net-zero, measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions has become increasingly important as companies strive to ultimately reduce, reuse
According to the United Nations Environment Program, the built environment is responsible for 39% greenhouse gas emissions, making it the biggest offender when it comes to global emissions. In the journey towards net-zero, measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions has become increasingly important as companies strive to ultimately reduce, reuse
Welcome to Week 1 of our IoT in Sustainability series, where we’ll be exploring the fascinating intersection of IoT and sustainability. Today, we’ll be discussing how IoT can help your business become more sustainable and environmentally friendly. We’ll be sharing some counter-intuitive insights that you may not have heard before,
Welcome to the second part of our series on Carbon Reporting for Businesses in Southeast Asia. In Part 1, we spotlighted the importance of carbon reporting in the region and discussed about reporting regulations in both Malaysia and Singapore. In Part 2 here, we will dig deeper into setting goals, as
Are you a business owner looking to make a positive impact on the environment? In Southeast Asia, countries like Malaysia and Singapore are introducing regulations that encourage companies to report on their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance, including carbon emissions. But where and how do you even begin? In
