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Carbon at the border: Why CBAM is really a supply chain data regulation
Carbon at the border: Why CBAM is really a supply chain data regulation
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is often viewed primarily as a climate regulation. But for exporters, its more immediate significance is commercial: CBAM is a trade regulation, and verified supply chain emissions data...
August 31, 2026
The empty can: What a diet coke shortage tells every board about supply chain decarbonisation
The empty can: What a diet coke shortage tells every board about supply chain decarbonisation
A missing Diet Coke on supermarket shelves may seem like a temporary consumer inconvenience, but it tells a much bigger story about the future of global supply chains. The recent shortage in India wasn’t caused...
August 27, 2026
73% of procurement leaders are already excluding suppliers who cannot prove their emissions
73% of procurement leaders are already excluding suppliers who cannot prove their emissions
Not deprioritize. Disqualify. This one shift has redefined supplier emissions from the sustainability team’s spreadsheets to a business-critical boardroom requirement. But how much of a company’s carbon footprint is really in its supplier network? 60-70%...
August 6, 2026
India’s CCUS landscape is entering a new phase of industrial readiness
India’s CCUS landscape is entering a new phase of industrial readiness
For a long time, Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology was considered the solution to India’s climate problem; however, recent policies, funding, and industry developments show that the technology is now progressing from theoretical...
July 24, 2026