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Infinite Solutions is an international “Environment & Sustainability Consulting Company”. With our in-depth experience, we are supporting private and public sector organizations by imparting tailor-made solutions to achieve Climate Change and Sustainability objectives.

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Our Services

We help clients stay proactive on their environmental journey by addressing climate risks with solutions like ESG advisory, carbon footprint management, project development, and climate investments.

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Sustainability & ESG Advisory Services

  • Sustainability Reporting & Advisory
  • Environmental Sustainability Services
  • Sustainability Assurance & Verification Services

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Carbon Footprint/Offsetting/Net Zero Advisory

  • Net Zero Strategy & Roadmap

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Carbon Credit Project Development / Capacity Building

  • Projects with Carbon Credit Generation
  • Renewable Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs)
  • Capacity Building and Advisory

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Climate Investments

  • Community Projects
  • Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)

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Projects

We help our clients globally to develop and finance their projects to reduce carbon emissions, protect biodiversity, and bring real benefits for local communities, all at the same time.

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Testimonials


It has been an absolute privilege to be associated with Infinite Solutions. Their feedback and consultancies are really valuable to us and has helped in increasing our revenues.

Mr. Surendra Agrawal

HEAD RENEWABLES, VAIBHAVLAXMI CLEAN ENERGY LLP


Their incredible adaptability in dealing with potential clients has let them excel in their work. With their abilities and dedication, they provide appreciable outcomes. They have been an outstanding business partner to Aeiforia Constructions Pvt. Ltd., always been fair, courteous and above all, professional in every respect. The partnership is exemplary of the model to which we would like all dealers to aspire..

Mr. Bhupendra Kumar

CEO & FOUNDER, AEIFORIA CONSTRUCTIONS PVT. LTD


Whenever I require Environmental Attributes/ Sustainability related services, I found Infinite team as the best Guide/ Consultant or Partner for the company and even working with them sometimes feels like I am working with the extended team of our own company. Their in-depth knowledge of the subject and prompt services make them a class apart in the industry. I wish them all the best for their future endeavors and would like to see them growing exponentially in this field.

Mr. Mayank Tyagi

SENIOR MANAGER - POWER SALES, SEMBCORP GREEN INFRA LIMITED

What is Carbon Trading & How does it Work?

Global warming is affecting the Earth more viciously than expected. The alarming rate at which the glaciers are melting and the sea levels are rising threatens the mass extinction of every species on the planet.

To counter this challenge, governments around the world came together and have designed a market-based system called carbon trading, under the Paris Agreement, to control and regulate the carbon emitted by businesses, especially the ones that are heavily dependent on fossil fuels.

How does carbon trading work?

There are multiple models designed to facilitate carbon trading, but the recent and successful one is the Cap and Trade scheme.

Cap and Trade Scheme

In this scheme, the government sets a limit on the emission over a time period and allots a fixed number of permits to compensate for the pollution. Each carbon permit is equal to one tonne of CO2 equivalent. Therefore, companies need to track their carbon footprint to comply with the carbon trading scheme.

Businesses that effectively reduce their emissions and manage to spare some carbon credits can auction them for money. Similarly, companies who exceed their carbon emission threshold limit can purchase carbon credits from these auctions.

Carbon Offsets

Another way companies aim to compensate for their exceeding their cap limits is by buying carbon offsets in the free market. Carbon offset refers to any activity which reduces the emission of greenhouse gases elsewhere.

Usually, the sellers of these offsets are project developers who design carbon-reducing systems and technology. Hence, each ton of carbon that is avoided polluting the environment counts as one carbon offset.

Advantage of Carbon Trading

Carbon trading has collectively involved the prime polluters from the developed countries to implement technologies that reduce their emissions. As these companies are majorly dependent on fuels, they usually exceed their allotted threshold, and hence are forced to buy carbon credit from the developing nations, providing the latter with the financial aid it needs.

Carbon trading also provides the flexibility to businesses to change their operations at their own pace. For example, small businesses can easily implement the latest technologies to reduce their carbon footprint and auction the spare carbon credits. Likewise, big corporations can buy these carbon credits to compensate for excess carbon emissions.

Disadvantages of Carbon Trading

Although carbon trading has lowered the carbon emission of many businesses, the scheme is still loose-ended and can be exploited by some companies via its loopholes. As the west is adapting to the concept, there�s still a lot of room for its improvement.

Nevertheless, carbon trading schemes are a work in progress and with stricter laws and controlled demand and supply of carbon permits, the scheme can drastically help the world counter global warming

Understand ESG & Its importance to Businesses

The rise of conscious consumerism paired which the shocking effects of the pandemic have made global leaders realize that ignoring the climate threat is no longer an option. With growing climate concerns, consumers are increasingly preferring the brands that are adopting the Environmental, Social and Governance measures.

ESG has also shifted the way investors, policymakers and shareholders analyse a company’s chances of surviving in the long term and safeguarding it from an unforeseen future.

What is ESG

ESG is the disclosure of data that tracks a company’s strategies and actions towards three-factor: Environmental, Social and Governance.

Environmental in ESG measure

As the name suggests, environmental (E) assesses the impact of a company’s operations on the environment, activities to reduce carbon emission and its strategies to manage environmental risk. Some examples of environmental factors are natural resource management, carbon emission reduction, and conscious sourcing of raw materials.

Social in ESG measure

Social criteria examine how a company builds its relations with employees, shareholders, investors, customers and dealers. Customer relations, employee health & safety, etc, are included in this social factor.

Governance in ESG measure

Building trust with customers, investors and shareholders is a company’s ultimate goal. The governance factor ensures transparency through audits, internal controls, equal pay, shareholder’s rights etc.

Here’s why ESG is important for businesses

1. Attracts long term investors

Investors who keep ESG points into consideration are not just concerned by the profits of the next quarter but by a company’s long term vision and contribution to the planet. These investors tend to stay to build a company’s value in long term.

As the popularity of ESG is growing, investors are searching for companies with a vision that aligns with the betterment of the planet. Research from Gartner.com states that almost 85% of investors in the US considered ESG factors before investing in 2020.


 

2. Clear communication with stakeholders

Through ESG, companies can develop channels to communicate efficiently with stakeholders. Activities like company audits, corruption checks and upholding transparency maintain stakeholders’ trust and build stronger relations.


 

3. Attract best talent

Employees are one of the most important factors that lead to a business’s success and stability. The new-age employees, also known as the millennials, are environmentally conscious and will refuse to work with companies without a strong CSR policy, as per Forbes.

Therefore, companies with a strong ESG base will attract employees who are compassionate and are not only associated with the company for profits but to build a better world.


 

4. Gives a competitive edge

Companies adapting to the changing socio-economic policies are likely to stay in the competition for longer. For example, companies like Starbucks and Nestle have pledged to be carbon neutral. In addition, these companies have made their packaging more environmentally friendly and are increasingly spending more on CSR activities.

With the after-effects of the pandemic, air & water pollution and the rising threat of global warming, consumers are more mindful of their actions and choose to be associated with the companies that are in line with their values and are choosing the planet over profits.

Know About Forest Carbon Offsets & Their Relevance

Forest carbon credit considered as a non visible forest product” that can be a viable alternative source of income for forest landowners. It’s a metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), of whichthe emission is newly sequestered and is purchased by GHG emitters as a cost-control measure to make up for emissions occurring elsewhere.

Managing forests for carbon emission offsetting gives the world the opportunity to reverse or at least sequestered the emissions that they have already made or they are about to make into the atmosphere. The total GHG emissions are increasing rapidly. Most of the GHG emissions of all time have been done in the last 40 years of our existence. More GHG emission mean climatic shifts which leads to intensive droughts somewhere and acute floods in other areas of the world. Because of those blindly done deforestation which hampers the smooth functioning of the forest and gets in the middle of the process of habitats having their share of biodiversity.

Researches around the world point to a fact that forests can play a vital role in mitigating the inimical effects of climate change and can help in putting a shackle on this ever-increasing global warming. Quality and Quantity of herbs, restoring the disbalances caused by humans in nature, water as a resource in quantity & quality, providing wildlife a habitat to call home and protecting biodiversity in that habitat.

Forest & Carbon Offset

To get an understanding of the carbon offset markets, we need to know how CO2 is measured and traded for various purposes. CO2 being the major contributor as the GHGs in the atmosphere, promoting global warming. All other gases are not actually come that much into consideration because CO2 is more easily measurable that others. The carbon unit in which it is measured is “metric tons of CO2 Equivalent” often seen written as MtCO2e or tCO2e & also called as “Carbon Credit or Carbon offset”. Currently sellers of carbon offsets are majorly forest landowners who are looking to opening up different forest-based revenue streams by helping out the GHG emitters in exchange of a handsome payday.

Carbon Marketplaces

There are two distinct types of carbon markets; voluntary and compliance markets

Carbon markets are divided into two subdivisions – voluntary &compliance markets.

Voluntary markets exist where companies or individuals buy carbon credits for purely a voluntary basis. Many companies voluntarily purchase carbon credits to demonstrate their commitment to protecting the environment and to demonstrate corporate social responsibility.

Voluntary markets are there for the individuals and companies so that they buy the credits for the sole purpose of showcasing their concern towards the environment, its well-being and their willingness to go above and beyond to correct it. It fulfils their commitment to live up to the corporate social responsibility they owe to the society.

Prices for the carbon offset in voluntary market, globally, can fall anywhere between a wide range.Forest authorities & land usage projects are somewhat larger voluntary carbon project categories than any other kind. There are numerous factors that influence the price determination of carbon credits at the very point in time for e.g.,the type & location of project that is put up against asking for the credits, additional deemed project benefits that will play out to be an influencing factor, marketing efforts & many others.

The emission stays within limit as it is cancelled out by the very nature of the deal and there is no margin left to betray the environment in any case.

Compliance Carbon Market

Compliance carbon markets are such marketplaces through which “regulated by the cap & trade” entities obtain & surrender emissions allowances or better known as ‘offsets’ in order to meet predetermined regulatory targets.

In case of cap & trade programs; participants i.e., both emitters and intermediaries such as financial institutions; both are allowed to trade allowances to make profit from the unused allowances or for meeting regulatory requirements.