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PCF Is Becoming Carbon Infrastructure
Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) has traditionally been seen as an LCA deliverable: calculate product emissions, verify the number, and share it when customers ask.
2 Jul
Carbon Data as the Foundation of Malaysia’s Green Industrial Transformation
I had the opportunity to contribute to Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) Green Economy Introductory Course by sharing perspectives
16 Jun
Why Different Industries Keep Running Into The Same Problem
At first glance, these industries appear to have very little in common: Construction Materials, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), Batteries, Steel, Maritime Fuels
12 Jun
The Three Infrastructures Required to Scale Industrial Decarbonisation
Across sectors including steel, construction, aviation, maritime, energy and manufacturing, I increasingly believe that three infrastructures are required to scale industrial decarbonisation.
8 Jun
Why Industrial Decarbonisation Does Not Scale Through Technology Alone
For the past decade, much of the decarbonisation discussion has focused on technology.
5 Jun
Built Environment: Why Embodied Carbon Reduction Will Be Won Through Procurement
Many real estate developers now have net zero commitments. Many are improving operational efficiency. Many are buying renewable electricity. But one of the biggest decarbonisation challenges is becoming harder to ignore: embodied carbon.
18 Mei
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