Why it matters

Climate change is affecting every country on every continent. It is disrupting economies and affecting lives. Weather patterns are changing, sea levels are rising, and weather events are becoming more extreme.

If left unchecked, climate change will cause average global temperatures to increase beyond 3°C, and will adversely affect every ecosystem. Already, we are seeing how climate change can exacerbate storms and disasters, and threats such as food and water scarcity, which can lead to conflict, leading to economic and productivity loss in industries. Doing nothing will end up costing us a lot more than if we take action now.

What we do

Carbon Footprint Assessment & Reporting

If you have been enlisted to disclose your carbon footprint data under GHG protocol by the government, or you’re interested to make your organisation sustainable and climate-friendly, then you’re in the right place. Whether you want to reduce your carbon emission, or want to make your carbon-lifecycle sustainable, carbon footprint assessment and management is what you precisely need.
In India, Green House Gases (GHG) protocol framework of World Resource Institutes (WRI) is widely used in Industrial sector for carbon emission accounting. Besides the GHG protocol, the global standards of ISO 14064 are also widely used for carbon footprint verification. Other than these, there are various uses of carbon footprint assessment and reporting, including as parts of many other environmental and climate-related compliances.
EWX rigorously follows the standards of ISO 14064 and utilises the reporting formats of carbon emission disclosure under GHG protocol to not only cater to the compliances, but also to improve other business-processes and optimise production cost. Your sincerity combined with our experience guarantees your organisation a waste-free and optimised carbon cycle.

Environment Management System (ISO 14001)

With increasing popularity of ESG reporting and continuous global efforts for climate-action, maintaining an Environment Management System is becoming a mandatory exercise for companies. Apart from governments utilising numerous legislations for ensuring environment-friendly and sustainable growth of existing industries, an EMS in place helps every organisation stay one step ahead.
ISO 14001 is an internationally acclaimed standard which specifies the requirements for an environmental management system that an organization can use to enhance its environmental performance. It helps organizations seeking to manage their environmental responsibilities in a systematic manner, to achieve the intended outcomes of its EMS, increasing value for the company itself and contributing to the environmental pillar of sustainability.
EWX being a pioneer in the sustainable development scenario in India, encourages organisations to adopt EMS and has showcased its expertise in creating EMS framework for commercial usage in the past. Our dedicated teams with expert environment management professionals helps your organisation inculcate curated EMS which enhances corporate policy and is beneficiary in the long term.

Net-Zero & Decarbonisation

It aims to reduce specific energy consumption by lowering down carbon emissions.

• Business process audit - Business process audits is a warning for you to take action if necessary, and at the same time a guarantee that the work is being done right. If your organisation spends more time confirming the nit-bits than getting the project done, you need to re-establish your business process and human productivity dynamics. Ensuring standard performance, strict monitoring & verification, and suitable procedures, helps to achieve strategic, operational and value assurance.
• Resource audit - Resource planning and management is a crucial part of a business, and technical audits are the most-used tool to devise these plans. If you want to reduce your electric bills and manage your resources (energy & water) efficiently and sustainably, audits are ineluctable. There are generally two broad distinctions between technical audits for resource management; investment-grade audits and special assessments.
• Product Substitution - Traditional economic system that is based on business concept ‘end-of-life’ can be replaced with reducing, alternatively reusing, recycling and recovering materials in production/ distribution and consumption processes, with the aim to accomplish sustainable development which implies creating environmental quality, economic prosperity and social equity,
• Energy Substitution - On the road to meet the targets of Paris Agreement, we are using latest technologies for monitoring and implementing routes of low carbon mechanism for transition and making developmental strategies to make economic growth inherently climate resilient by using renewable energy technologies like solar technology, wind technology etc.
• Source substitution - The possibility to reduce the costs in terms of raw materials and fuel consumption cab be achieved by different types of AFRs such as sewage sludge, used tires, crushed aggregates, RDFs, red mud, ash and others.
• CCS/CCU - Carbon dioxide which is emitted is captured, and then it is compressed into liquid, and then it is passed under the ground storage reservoirs via pipelines. It mainly focuses on capturing carbon dioxide from the flue gas and then purify it to obtain CO2 rich stream.
• Afforestation - Trees not only provide us oxygen but also help in reducing pollution by absorbing carbon from the atmosphere which in turn help in reducing global warming. If the current trend of deforestation is not checked, then we will have to face dire consequences.

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