Resources

Newtral has raised its Seed Round to build AI-native sustainability infrastructure. The funding will fuel product expansion, emissions automation, ESG compliance solutions, and sector-specific innovations—transforming sustainability from a reporting obligation into a strategic advantage.

India’s Green Credit Programme is reshaping how we think about environmental action — moving beyond carbon to reward nature restoration, water conservation, and more. With SEBI stepping in to regulate ESG disclosures, this blog breaks down how green credits differ from carbon credits, what the new rules mean for businesses, and why this shift could redefine sustainability in India.

This blog unpacks the 2025 revisions to the SBTi Net Zero Standard, exploring what’s new, how it aligns with global climate goals, and what it means for corporate emissions reporting and strategy.

The EU Omnibus 1 & 2 proposals strengthen ESG reporting, transparency, and supply chain due diligence. Omnibus 1 enhances CSRD and SFDR, tackling greenwashing, while Omnibus 2 tightens CSDDD, enforcing stricter supply chain ESG compliance. Businesses must adapt to stay compliant and competitive in the evolving EU sustainability landscape.

Discover how ISSB standards IFRS S1 & S2 simplify sustainability reporting, align disclosures with global benchmarks, and build stakeholder trust.

Explore how the alignment between CDP and ISSB standards simplifies climate disclosures for businesses, ensuring compliance, transparency, and investor confidence. Learn how to prepare for this shift and stay ahead in your sustainability journey.

This blog explains IFRS S1 and S2 standards, covering key sustainability and climate-related metrics. It highlights their role in standardized, transparent reporting for businesses.

Learn how to assess, manage, and mitigate ESG risks to protect your business, enhance resilience, and stay compliant with global standards.

This blog provides a comprehensive guide to the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), explaining its role in ESG reporting. It covers everything from the importance of SASB standards, how businesses can use them to improve transparency, and how investors leverage these standards to assess risks. The blog also explores key tools like the SASB Materiality Map, and compares SASB with other frameworks such as GRI and TCFD. Whether you're a business looking to streamline ESG reporting or an investor seeking actionable sustainability data, this blog offers valuable insights into SASB’s industry-specific approach to sustainability.

Learn about the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), its impact on global trade, and how businesses can comply with EU’s carbon pricing rules.