What Are Carbon Credits and How Do They Work in Malaysia

Takeaways Carbon credits represent one tonne of emissions reduced or removed and can be traded by businesses to meet climate goals. Malaysia is moving toward a carbon tax and a national carbon market, making carbon credits increasingly relevant for compliance and strategy. To be credible, carbon credits must be real, additional, permanent, and verified against […]
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Malaysia’s Carbon Tax for the Iron, Steel and Cement Sectors: SBTi Strategy for Decarbonisation

Takeaways Malaysia’s carbon tax starting in 2026 creates a direct financial liability for high-emission facilities. Adopting SBTi provides a scientifically validated roadmap to reduce taxable emissions and avoid penalties. Decarbonisation unlocks access to green finance and government grants that offset transition costs. Early movers secure a competitive edge in global markets by hedging against carbon-related […]
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Unlock Sustainable Impact: Master Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) in 5 Steps

Takeaways EPDs deliver verified life cycle impacts (ISO 14025) from standardised LCAs (ISO 14040/44). PCRs ensure comparability; third-party verification builds procurement credibility. CSRD, Buy Clean, and NSRF demand EPDs for Scope 3 compliance. Certified products gain demand premium such as in construction and manufacturing sectors. In today’s regulatory landscape, customers, investors, and governments demand verifiable […]
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