Middle East ESG Weekly Round-Up
Main ESG events happened at Middle East in the last week
India to Finalize EV Manufacturing Scheme Guidelines Soon
While major global carmakers like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Hyundai participated in consultations, the much-awaited Tesla’s participation remains unclear.
Kerala Exempts Duty on Solar Power Generation
This decision comes just a day after the Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) increased the rate paid for solar energy sold to the grid.
Most Companies Unprepared for Upcoming Climate Reporting Rules; Accenture Survey
The findings highlight a disconnect between the rising focus on ESG issues and the ability of companies to report and manage them effectively.
Denmark to Charge Carbon Tax on Cows and Pigs
This tax, targeted at methane emissions from cows, sheep, and pigs, will take effect in 2030.
India to Boost Solar Cell Production; to Curb China Import
Cells will likely be the next target for import restrictions, though the government plans a more cautious approach this time.
BIS Ups Safety Standards for Electric Vehicles in India
E-rickshaws and e-karts are gaining traction nationwide, prompting BIS to establish specific safety standards for these popular vehicles as well.
Middle East ESG Weekly Round-Up
ESG news from Middle East this week.
New EU Green Rules to Hurt Developing Country Exporters
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), recently adopted by the EU, mandates stricter environmental standards for a wide range of goods sold within the bloc.
Middle East ESG Weekly Round-Up
Major ESG Updates in Middle East this week.