Sustainability Karma Desk

Vipul Kumar, Senior Partner at Xynteo, praises India's bold ambition to become a global hub for green hydrogen production by 2030. He emphasizes the need for further incentivization in green hydrogen use for steel production and developing the green hydrogen value chain through technology...

Sookrit Malik, CEO and Co-Founder of Energia emphasizes the urgent need to transition to renewable energy, improve energy efficiency, and adopt responsible practices to combat climate change and ensure a livable planet for future generations.

Kishan Karunakaran, CEO of Buyofuel, highlights the importance of switching to greener fuels and looks forward to policies in the budget that support and protect biofuels, from technological advancements to infrastructure development.

Amit Relan, Co-Founder of Woot Factor, an experiential marketing company, shares his expectations from Budget 2024-2025, hoping for multifaceted benefits that facilitate a seamless transition to sustainable practices in the events industry without straining finances.

Karan Singh, CEO and Co-Founder of Aristobrat, emphasizes the importance of limiting infinite growth and instead channelling efforts towards making sustainability a core responsibility in the fashion industry.

Raj Mariwala advocates for handing over land management and restoration to indigenous, Adivasi, tribal, and local communities, highlighting the importance of their involvement on the occasion of World Environment Day 2024.

Sustainability Karma partners Sustainable Agriculture Summit & Awards 2024 as its Podcast Partner.

Robust corporate governance and integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles in businesses along with global collaboration are crucial to address sustainability challenges.

The seriousness with which companies take sustainability and the ESG agenda seems to be increasing, but more action is required before India gets elevated to the stature of a country that is taking ESG very seriously.

The central bank’s draft disclosure framework on climate-related financial risks ensures that banks not only concentrate on these risks but also enables that stakeholders to assess banks’ vulnerability to climate risks.