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China Carbon Peak 2030, Carbon Neutral 2060: Are you Ready?

China has announced the ambitious pledge to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 (30-60). The pledge kickstarted national and local decarbonization policies (such as the national emissions trading scheme) and bolstered investment in sustainable transformation such as green transportation and clean energy.

For individual businesses in China, the 30-60 goals present new challenges and massive opportunities. Companies who seize opportunities to enhance energy efficiencies will gain competitive advantages, while those who lag will face increasing risks from stricter government mandates and a changing market.

A crucial business action is to understand your carbon footprint, set actionable goals, and track emissions performance.

Seneca ESG is ready to provide comprehensive toolkit and expertise to help Chinese companies meet the challenges and opportunities that come with the 30-60 goals. Our powerful SaaS platform and expert team will provide essential services for your company’s decarbonization journey.

PREPARE FOR CARBON NEUTRAL 2060

Conduct a comprehensive assessment and calculation of your business’s carbon footprint with our Carbon Neutral Tool, including Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Identify key areas of deficiencies and compare your emissions performance with global companies in your specific industry.

Set decarbonization goals for your business (such as net-zero by 2050) and develop net-zero strategies with the consultation of our carbon neutral experts.

Track ongoing carbon data, assessment, management, and reporting via our platform for corporate ESG services. Ensure your company’s progress and produce elegant reports to demonstrate your green commitments to stakeholders.

Stay informed with relevant policy trends and updates (both national and local) directly from our platform.

READ OUR PUBLICATIONS ON CHINA’S 30-60 PLEDGE

22 Nov Taiwan to Adjust 2030 Emission Goal as Glasgow Pact

Posted at 17:23 by Jordy Leo

The Executive Yuan plans to revise Taiwan’s carbon emissions target for 2030 by the end of 2022, to get in line with the temperature goals set in the Paris Agreement according to the Glasgow Climate Pact, an agreement reached at...

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17 Nov Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Railway Releases First ESG Report

Posted at 14:51 by Tina Zhang

Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Railway [601816:CH] published its first ESG report for FY20 on November 15, as reported by XinhuaNet on the same day. It is the first time for the company to disclose its ESG policies and performances, strictly following...

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16 Nov Indonesia to Launch Rules for Carbon Trading Market Mechanism

Posted at 11:33 by Una Qu

Indonesia has formed a new regulation, called the Economic Value of Carbon, to establish a carbon trading market mechanism, as reported by Reuters on November 15. The country’s environment ministry affirmed it, though the government has yet made the new...

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04 Nov China’s 1+N Climate Policy System: The Path to Carbon Neutrality

Posted at 16:16 by Haiyan Luo

During the week before the UN COP26, China published five key documents to address climate change issues, including two documents submitted to the UN. October 24: a guiding document on the country’s climate action and an action plan on peaking...

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