How Electric Vehicle Production Can Cause Upstream Biodiversity Loss
The increasing electric vehicle production has nowadays become the driver of habitat loss due to its source material.... Read more
Lalita Fitrianti
Lalita is the Manager for Business Partnerships at Green Network Asia. She is an environmental and biodiversity impact specialist, with nine years of experience conducting environmental studies. She holds a bachelor's degree in Biology from ITB and a master's degree in Environmental Management from the University of Queensland.
Carbon Offset in Southeast Asia: Assessing Benefits and Opportunities
With its abundant tropical forests, can Southeast Asia achieve net zero by 2050 through carbon offset? Is the region ready to open its carbon market to the world?... Read more
Thinking Through Product Life Cycle and Good Practices for Sustainability: An Interview with David Croft from Reckitt
When calculating a single product’s carbon emission, the calculation does not stop when it reaches the home of its consumers, but continues until the product is used until the last drop.... Read more
Indonesia’s Energy Transition Mechanism Aims to Accelerate the Retirement of Coal
Indonesia aims to achieve net zero emission in 2060 by transitioning to low-carbon technology and retiring coal power plants sooner than planned.... Read more
Hydrogen Energy’s Potential as a Clean Energy Source for Asia
There is a huge untapped market in Asia for hydrogen energy and Japan and Australia are taking the lead to initiate that movement.... Read more
AC Ventures: ESG and Impact Investing in Southeast Asian Startups
Most startups understand value optimization, and ESG strategy is in line with that to help them mitigate risk, streamline their operations, identify opportunities, access capital and valuation upside.... Read more