National carbon market activation timelines, pilot ETS quota allocation, voluntary forest carbon governance frameworks, exchange-based carbon trading expansion, carbon credit derivatives infrastructure, carbon tax trajectory recalibration
In the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions, carbon liabilities are no longer just a footnote in corporate reports; they are becoming pivotal in deal valuations. A recent survey revealed that 72% of organizations have paused or abandoned acquisitions due to ESG concerns, highlighting the urgent need for firms to integrate climate risks into their M&A processes. As carbon-related costs and regulations intensify, understanding these liabilities can significantly impact deal structures and valuations. Discover how both buyers and sellers can navigate this shifting terrain and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the carbon-conscious market.
Can AI supercharge sustainability in ASEAN by streamlining carbon MRV and reporting, or will its energy-hungry data centers undermine those gains—this article tackles the double-edged promise and practical pathways for low-carbon AI adoption for ASEAN firms.
In the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions, carbon liabilities are no longer just a footnote in corporate reports; they are becoming pivotal in deal valuations. A recent survey revealed that 72% of organizations have paused or abandoned acquisitions due to ESG concerns, highlighting the urgent need for firms to integrate climate risks into their M&A processes. As carbon-related costs and regulations intensify, understanding these liabilities can significantly impact deal structures and valuations. Discover how both buyers and sellers can navigate this shifting terrain and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the carbon-conscious market.
Can AI supercharge sustainability in ASEAN by streamlining carbon MRV and reporting, or will its energy-hungry data centers undermine those gains—this article tackles the double-edged promise and practical pathways for low-carbon AI adoption for ASEAN firms.
National carbon market activation timelines, pilot ETS quota allocation, voluntary forest carbon governance frameworks, exchange-based carbon trading expansion, carbon credit derivatives infrastructure, carbon tax trajectory recalibration
In the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions, carbon liabilities are no longer just a footnote in corporate reports; they are becoming pivotal in deal valuations. A recent survey revealed that 72% of organizations have paused or abandoned acquisitions due to ESG concerns, highlighting the urgent need for firms to integrate climate risks into their M&A processes. As carbon-related costs and regulations intensify, understanding these liabilities can significantly impact deal structures and valuations. Discover how both buyers and sellers can navigate this shifting terrain and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the carbon-conscious market.
Can AI supercharge sustainability in ASEAN by streamlining carbon MRV and reporting, or will its energy-hungry data centers undermine those gains—this article tackles the double-edged promise and practical pathways for low-carbon AI adoption for ASEAN firms.
National carbon market activation timelines, pilot ETS quota allocation, voluntary forest carbon governance frameworks, exchange-based carbon trading expansion, carbon credit derivatives infrastructure, carbon tax trajectory recalibration
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Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 12th February, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 22nd January, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 12th February, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 22nd January, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 12th February, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
Summary report from the inFUSE by Neyen workshop on 22nd January, 2026 in Jakarta Disclaimer: Views, opinions and analysis provided by guest speaker and participants
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