Practitioner perspectives on regulatory developments, methodology questions, and the issues we see most often in client work, written by senior team members actively delivering engagements across the Gulf.
A complete guide to CertifHy and EU RFNBO certification for green hydrogen and ammonia: the rules, the 70% threshold, additionality, and the route to the EU market.
Jordan's CBJ Climate Risk Management Regulations No. 2 of 2025 made climate-risk management mandatory for banks from 18 February 2025. What the binding rules require.
How carbon markets are developing across the GCC, the UAE's National Carbon Register, ADGM trading, Saudi Arabia's RVCMC exchange, and the region's Article 6 ambitions.
What ISO 10015 is, how its competence-and-training cycle works, and why it turns ESG and sustainability training from an activity into a measurable capability.
Jordan is confirmed by the IFRS Foundation as requiring ISSB sustainability disclosures, taking a climate-first path. Why it is a milestone for the MENA region.
How RED III and the EU Hydrogen Bank drive demand for certified RFNBO hydrogen, including the binding 2030 and 2035 industry sub-targets, and why certification matters.
RFNBO meaning explained: how RED II and RED III define renewable fuels of non-biological origin, and the 70% greenhouse gas saving that green hydrogen must achieve.
How the market judges carbon credit quality, the ICVCM Core Carbon Principles and CCP label, the VCMI Claims Code, and how to avoid junk credits and greenwashing.
What ISO 14025:2026 is, how Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) are built and published, and why GCC manufacturers are being asked for them.
The ASE Climate-Related Disclosures Regulatory Framework makes IFRS S2 mandatory for ASE20 companies from FY2026. What Jordan's listed banks must disclose.
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