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European Commission to EFRAG ESRS Simplification Task
The Omnibus Package, announced by the European Commission in February, aims to alleviate the reporting obligations imposed on companies, together with CSRD, CSDDD and Taxonomy. In this context, while the law is completing its process with European law-making institutions, details regarding its implementation have also begun to emerge.
The first winners of the Green Transformation Call have been determined
In the call for applications from 77 companies, applications from 36 companies were accepted.
New grant call opened for Europe's blue economy
Within the scope of the call, a grant of 5 million Euros will be provided in the first phase, followed by annual support of 20-35 million Euros.
ghg protocol
The GHG Protocol is one of the most important standards accepted worldwide for the calculation and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions. First developed in 1998 by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), this protocol aims to ensure accurate and consistent reporting of emissions for businesses and governments.
Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC): a guide to global climate science.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is an independent scientific organization established in 1988 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The IPCC is a forum for producing scientific assessments of climate change and presenting these assessments to governments around the world. The IPCC operates as a platform for thousands of scientists to collaborate and draw conclusions about global climate change and communicate these conclusions to policy makers.
iso 14064: standardization and monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions
ISO 14064 refers to a series of international standard documents used to calculate, monitor, report and verify greenhouse gas emissions. These standards enable organizations and governments to effectively manage and control greenhouse gas emissions. The ISO 14064 series covers the entire process from the creation, verification and reporting of greenhouse gas inventories.
greenhouse gas effect and global warming potential (gwp): important concepts affecting our planet
The greenhouse gas effect refers to the fact that some gases in the atmosphere transmit sunlight to the surface and then capture the heat reflected back from the surface. Thanks to this effect, our planet becomes a warm and livable place. However, due to human activities, the concentration of greenhouse gases has increased in the atmosphere and this has triggered the global warming problem.
Global warming: what is the global climate crisis?
Global warming refers to the increase in average temperatures around the world. The main reason for this increase is that human activities cause greenhouse gases to accumulate in the atmosphere and prevent these gases from capturing the sun's rays on the surface. This causes the world to warm up even more.
eu (european union) skdm (border carbon adjustment mechanism)
The Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (BCDM) is a policy and mechanism that aims to calculate and limit the environmental impacts of imported products. Essentially, the EU uses the BCDM to assess and limit greenhouse gas emissions during the production of imported products. The mechanism aims to promote sustainable production by calculating and limiting emissions of importing countries.
Paris climate agreement: tackling global climate change
The Paris Climate Agreement is one of the most important environmental agreements of the 21st century. This agreement was adopted under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and is an international agreement to which 196 countries are parties. The agreement aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, combat climate change and limit global temperature increase.
What is the ghg (greenhouse gas) protocol?
The GHG Protocol is a standard and guide for calculating and managing greenhouse gas emissions. The protocol was developed by the World Climate Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Climate (WBCSD). The GHG Protocol provides a set of guidelines and calculation tools that organizations and businesses can use to create and publish greenhouse gas inventories.
The Kyoto Protocol: A Turning Point in the Fight Against Climate Change
The Kyoto Protocol is an international climate change agreement adopted in Kyoto, Japan, on 11 December 1997 and entered into force on 16 February 2005. The protocol aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. Participating countries have committed to reducing their emissions according to specific targets.
What is a greenhouse gas emission inventory (carbon footprint) report?
Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventory (GHE) is a document that systematically records and reports the greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere by an organization or business during its operations. These gases include emissions such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrogen dioxide (N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCS), perfluorocarbons (PFCS) and sulfur hexate (SF6). SGE is used to quantify these gases and understand the environmental impact of the organization.
What is a corporate carbon footprint?
What is a corporate carbon footprint? Why is it important?
What is a carbon footprint and why is it important?
A carbon footprint is a measurement used to measure and evaluate greenhouse gas emissions by individuals, businesses, or countries. It is usually expressed in carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalents. This measurement includes all processes from the production of products to their transportation, use, and disposal. Each of these processes contributes to the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
