Sustainability reporting in Indonesia is key for ESG transparency, yet challenges remain. Companies must go beyond compliance for impact.

Shell led 2024's carbon market, retiring 14.9M credits. Prices fell, but demand may rise as 2030 targets near and removals gain value.

Indonesia launches its first international carbon exchange, advancing climate goals with transparent trading and global collaborations.

Biochar sequesters carbon, enhances soil health, and reduces emissions, making it a key tool in climate change mitigation

Plastic credits enable companies to offset waste, fund recycling, and drive innovation while aligning with sustainability goals.

COP 29 emphasized climate finance, carbon markets and gaps in nature-based solutions, urging stronger governance and investment for progress

ICVCM approves 3 REDD+ methodologies, boosting carbon credit integrity, with credits bearing the Core Carbon Principles by 2025.

China’s new green certificate rules reshape renewable energy markets as I-REC exits, raising questions on global recognition by RE100.

The Philippines can boost renewable energy with corporate support, favorable policies, and market-based solutions for a greener future.

Many companies struggle with SBTi targets due to Scope 3 emissions, financial costs, tech barriers, and changing standards.