Practical guides on CCTS, BRSR, Scope 1 & 2 calculation, GRI reporting, and EU buyer requirements — written for the people who have to produce the numbers.
India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme compliance year started April 2025. Read the CCTS compliance guide →
India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme notified binding emission intensity targets for textiles in January 2026. The compliance year started April 2025. This guide explains exactly what textile manufacturers must do.
EU buyers under CSRD are quietly moving orders to suppliers who can provide verified ESG data. Indian manufacturers with unstructured compliance are losing business they don't know they're losing.
Scope 2 emissions from purchased electricity in India require state-specific or national grid emission factors from CEA. This guide explains location-based vs market-based methods with worked examples.
Scope 1 emissions in textile manufacturing come from boilers, jet dyeing, diesel generators, and process heating. This guide maps every source to its IPCC category with calculation methodology.
BRSR (Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting) is mandatory for top listed Indian companies. This guide explains what it requires, who must file, and how Scope 1 & 2 fit in.
GRI 305 (Emissions) and BRSR Principle 6 both require Scope 1 and Scope 2 disclosures. This comparison shows where they align, where they differ, and how one verified inventory serves both.
EU and US buyers are now requesting Scope 3 data from Indian suppliers. This guide explains which of the 15 categories apply to Indian textile and manufacturing exporters — and what to do first.
Annual consultant reports work for one-time BRSR submissions. They fail when CCTS requires continuous, verifiable emission intensity data. Here is the structural reason.
Indian manufacturers evaluating carbon accounting software need BRSR alignment, IPCC emission factors, and audit-ready outputs. This guide covers what to look for and what to avoid.
GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and ISO 14064-1 are the two dominant GHG accounting standards. This guide explains the differences, overlaps, and which one Indian manufacturers should follow.
Sustaineve's calculation engine applies IPCC emission factors to your fuel and electricity data — producing audit-ready BRSR outputs.
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