India is developing its national carbon market through the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS), a cap-and-trade system covering both compliance sectors and voluntary offsets. The scheme aims to support emissions reductions while building a domestic carbon pricing framework. In parallel, India’s Joint Credit Mechanism (JCM) with Japan promotes low-carbon technology deployment and cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement

GHG Protocol Scope 2 draft emphasizes more granular data—location matters more than time. Legacy Clauses still protect existing green energy contracts, but achieving hourly matching is a big challenge, especially in Taiwan.

Indonesia’s carbon market is entering a critical phase. As government efforts to establish carbon pricing and carbon market mechanisms accelerate and interest from corporates and project developers grows, the market is moving from early development toward greater structure and accountability. While the compliance carbon market remains under development and piloting, the voluntary market is increasingly shaped by global integrity frameworks

A cross-regional seminar unpacking the GHG Protocol Scope 2 revision, CBAM impacts, and practical decarbonization strategies across Taiwan, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

「GHG Protocol範疇2準則公開諮詢草案分享與研討」工作坊除說明Scope 2草案版本的主要改動與背景，也邀請本會會員石門山綠資本莊昇勳總監，同時也是GHG Protocol範疇2準則改版專案之技術工作小組成員，從技術與實務經驗，解讀本次範疇2準則更新內容可能對企業帶來的影響。

The first week of COP30 in Belém confirms a pivotal shift: the focus is now on delivering 2030 climate goals, not just pledging.Milestones: The Loss and Damage Fund is operational; delegates pushed for urgency on Article 6 integrity and transparency.Mitigation Gap: Current NDCs only deliver 12% of the emissions cuts needed by 2030.