Carbon Footprint Consultancy in India

Climate protection is receiving more public attention than ever. The main goal of all underlying concepts for addressing those issues, like carbon footprint, CO2, or carbon, is to quantify how much a specific good, service, or organization contributes to anthropogenic climate change.

Carbon footprint reporting is essential to any sustainability program. As a carbon footprint consultant in India, we provide low-carbon strategy consulting, communication reporting, and carbon footprinting for companies and products.

Complex climate issues are causing businesses more and more concern. These risks must be identified, reduced, and managed to protect a company's reputation, uphold its social license, and achieve sustainable commercial growth (via climate measures).

We at Agile Advisors, a carbon footprint consultant in India, support our clients in creating detailed, moral, and practical methods for managing their carbon footprints and achieving net zero initiatives.

We assist companies in creating reasonable GHG emission targets and look for options to reduce emissions.

Conducting rigorous analyses, determining your carbon targets, and establishing the most efficient solutions are essential elements that make up an effective carbon management program.

The carbon imprint you leave behind:

The total greenhouse gas emissions that a person, group, occasion, or product is responsible for, both directly and indirectly are measured by carbon footprint.

According to the World Resources Institute's Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, the global standard for carbon footprinting, it is expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e).

By measuring the carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), it is possible to compare the six major greenhouse gases to one unit of CO2 on an equal footing. It is determined by dividing each greenhouse gases emissions by its 100-year global warming potential (GWP).

A large variety of direct and indirect sources of GHG emissions can be included in the overall annual footprint of a company or activity. These are categorized in accordance with the GHG Protocol as follows:

1 - Direct emissions, such as those caused by the following:

• Fuel use in buildings and transport and,

• Gases released during processes

2 - Indirect emissions, such as those from power plants and the electricity it produces.

3 - Indirect emissions, such as those from the supply chain at all levels and travel by customers and employees.

A carbon footprint is measured through the technique of carbon footprinting. More and more people are doing this to:

• Assist in managing and reducing carbon emissions as part of energy efficiency efforts to save costs and business hazards;

• Achieve corporate responsibility (CR) objectives and for marketing purposes;

• Communicate it accurately to third parties, such as investors or consumers, to ensure their satisfaction;

• Comply with reporting obligations, such as the promise to reduce carbon emissions (CRC).

Critical issues in carbon footprinting are:

• Choosing which emissions to include in the footprint in accordance with international standards;

• Defining how to quantify the emissions;

• And establishing processes for continual data collection, validation, and reporting are essential concerns in carbon footprinting.

Necessities become quite significant in terms of carbon footprint. Businesses can fulfill this obligation and benefit from low-carbon growth by implementing a well-designed low-carbon growth plan and management process, such as:

• Investors, rating agencies, and cost of capital calculations all consider a company's capacity for managing its carbon emissions. Carbon footprinting is the cornerstone of the carbon management approach.

• A license to operate is given through lowering operational, legal, and reputational risk.

• Reducing the expense of difficulties relating to climate action

• Improving the reputation of a business with customers, the press, the government, and investors.

How may we be of help?

• Our staff members are skilled at collaborating with businesses of all sizes to encourage adherence to recognized voluntary carbon and energy disclosure schemes, such as CCAs, CRC, ESOS, SEAI Energy Audit Scheme, SECR, EUETS, DJSI, GRI, and CDP.

• We use our expertise to synchronize the specific mandatory and voluntary reporting requirements of the company and apply it to their available data set in order to support a company's compliance with legal obligations, maximize voluntary program participation, and improve understanding of the benefits of energy consumption and carbon emissions management.

• As one of India's top carbon footprint consultant, the energy use and carbon emission features that must be disclosed will be decided in conjunction with your organization. We will work together to compile the essential data and use it to produce an energy and carbon emissions statement that satisfies all relevant legal reporting requirements and any voluntary programs in which the company has opted to participate. We'll certify which areas of operation are included in the disclosure effort.