Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) serves as an economic instrument that incentivizes initiatives to address the imminent challenges posed by climate change. It provides a framework to encourage actions and projects that tackle the impacts of climate change effectively.
The CDM is a groundbreaking market-based instrument that offers investors a means to promote sustainable development while reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions below "Business as usual" levels.
It serves as an innovative financial mechanism for funding projects aimed at achieving these dual objectives.
Possible Areas for CDM:
- Utilization of Municipal Solid Waste for Electricity Generation
- Wind Farms
- Waste heat recovery
- Biomass Energy Systems
- Boiler Fuel conversion project from residual Fuel oil (RFO) to Briquette
- CDM for Forestation
- Hydropower Projects
- Energy Efficiency (Power Distribution)
- Industrial Fuel Switching (Cement Metal)
- Hotel Industry (The Hotel industry offers reductions of Greenhouse gases with energy efficiency, fuel switching)
Our Approach:
- Awareness Program
- Getting to grips with international conventions driving CDM
- Understanding how Legislation governs and affects CDM
- Gaining hands- on tips, Tools and techniques for CDM identification and implementation
- Investigating the CDM project cycle Step by step
- Establishing ways to trade your certified Emissions reductions and carbon credits
- Improving your understanding of financing CDM projects
Cleaner Production (CP)
Cleaner Production is characterized as the persistent implementation of an integrated proactive environmental strategy that is applied to Processes, Products, and Services.
It encompasses the enhanced utilization of natural resources, consequently reducing waste, pollution, and risks associated with Human Health and Safety.
Cleaner Production (CP) represents the globally recognized terminology for mitigating environmental impacts stemming from processes, products, and services through the utilization of improved management strategies, methods, and tools.
The CP approach challenges the necessity of the product itself and explores alternative means of meeting or diminishing that need. It fosters a mutually beneficial outcome, resulting in a win-win situation.
Carbon Footprint- ESG & Sustainability
At Green Circle, Inc., we are committed to promoting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles and fostering sustainability practices.
ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance). Criteria have gained prominence as investors and organizations recognize the importance of sustainable practices for long-term success.
As part of our dedication to corporate responsibility, we provide comprehensive services in analyzing and managing carbon footprints for organizations across various industries. This service report highlights the key findings and recommendations based on our carbon footprint analysis.
Calculating a carbon footprint involves considering energy consumption, transportation, waste generation, and other relevant factors.
