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Leading player in Energy and Sustainability Services Led more than 500 sustainability service offerings( CSR, EIAs, LCAs, CDM, Environmental Finance etc.) Sectors( Energy and Infrastructure, Mines and Metals, Manufacturing, Habitats, Forestry, Agriculture) and Geographies (India, Srilanka, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania) Clients (Governments, Multilaterals, UN, Business groups, NGOs) Delivered more than 500 million USD benefits to clients Operating across India, South East Asia and Africa

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Your preferred partner to navigate Carbon Constrained Environment

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www.general-carbon.com

Leading player in Energy and Sustainability Services

Led more than 500 sustainability service offerings( CSR, EIAs, LCAs, CDM, Environmental Finance etc.)• Sectors( Energy and Infrastructure, Mines and Metals, Manufacturing, Habitats,

Forestry, Agriculture) and • Geographies (India, Srilanka, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya,

Tanzania)• Clients (Governments, Multilaterals, UN, Business groups, NGOs)

Delivered more than 500 million USD benefits to clients

Operating across India, South East Asia and Africa

About Us

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RSM International is the 7th largest network of independent audit, tax & advisory firm in the world with over USD 4 billion in fee income and presence in over 700 offices in 103 countries

RSM Astute is the 6th largest accounting and consulting group in India has 1000 people strength and located in 19 offices in 13 cities with delivery capabilities in 90+ cities

Some Clients of RSM Astute

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Towards Sustainable Business..phase wise approach : Growing with clients , Partnering at all stages of business ,Handholding to address Energy, Environment and Social functions

*World Commission on Environment & Development

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Our Service Offerings

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What is a carbon foot print?

A carbon footprint is:

Usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (tCO2e).

Your organizational carbon footprint is the sum of all greenhouse gas emissions produced by your activities in a given time frame. Usually  a  carbon  footprint  is calculated for the time period of a year.

A carbon  footprint has historically been defined as "the  total  set of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by an organization, event, product or person

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Global warming potentialThe Global Warming Potential (GWP) for a gas is a measure of the total energy that a gas absorbs over a particular period of time (usually 100 years), compared to carbon dioxide.

Example:Methane's 100-year GWP is 21, which means that methane will cause 21 times as much warming as an equivalent mass of carbon dioxide over a 100-year time period.

GHG & their GWPs

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Nations  agreed  to  think  about  ways  to  place  a  higher  value  on  nature,  including alternatives to GDP as a measure of wealth that account more for environmental and social factors, and efforts to assess and pay for "environmental services" provided by nature, such as carbon sequestration and habitat protection.”

- Guardian, 23rd June 2012

They have recognized that the phase-out of ozone depleting substances is resulting in a rapid  increase  in  the  use  and  release  of  high  global-warming  potential HydroFluoroCarbons(HFCs) to the environment. We support a gradual phase-down in the consumption and production of HydroFluoroCarbons(HFCs).

-The Future We Want- Outcome of Rio + 20

As  per  the  outcome of  the  conference,  the Heads  of  State and Government and high-level representatives, having met at  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil,  from  20  to  22  June  2012  have renewed their commitment to sustainable development and to ensuring  the promotion of an economically,  socially and environmentally  sustainable  future  for  our  planet  and  for present and future generations. June 2012.

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Why Carbon Foot Print?

• Post Copenhagen , Cancun and Durban, BASIC and other countries have begun Carbon related regulations

• Business voluntarily  wants to demonstrate its climate stewardship and GHG accounting and disclosure is the first step

Examples• China is starting carbon trading 

in five provinces• South Korea is going ahead 

with ETS• City of Sao Paulo has proposed 

ETS• South Africa requires all its 

large business entities to report their GHG Accounts and explain their Efforts congruent to National Targets

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Worldwide GHG emissions

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Recognized standards and approaches to calculate a carbon footprint

There are two most popular and internationally accepted standards:

▪ GHG Protocol - Developed by the World Resources Institute (WRI) , it lays down voluntary standards for compiling the GHG emissions inventory and reporting.

▪ ISO 14064-1 based GHG accounting - A relatively newer standard, the ISO allows for certification of the compiled inventory. Specification with guidance at the organisation level for quantification and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions and removals - based on the GHG protocol.

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GHG accounting process

Review  the    corporate  operations  as  per  the ISO 14064 standard  -  the  standard   specifies :(a)Principles(b)Requirements  for  quantification  and  reporting  of  GHG  emissions  and  removals including requirements for:

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ISO14064 based GHG Accounting (Carbon Foot printing) and Assessment

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Motivation of ISO 14064-2006 Why apply for it?

Importance of social and environmental responsibility The  society  wants  to  become more  conscious  about  business  impact  on  social  and 

environmental topics

Efficiency The  results  provide  reliable  feedback  pertaining  to  GHG  information  and  actions 

proceeded by an organization Straightforward implementation methods

Necessity Investors of big companies are requesting the disclosure of an organization's GHG data 

in a certifiable manner.

Regulatory Mechanisms GOI  is  likely  to  come  out  with  policy  decision  on  GHG  emission  disclosure  for 

corporate, which will mandate GHG inventorisation DGCA circular  ISO 14064 will be an efficient tool.

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Steps involved in carbon footprint

*Measure emissions and establish a baseline viz. Scope 1: Direct Emissions, Ex. On-site fuel  combustion.  Scope 2: Indirect  Emissions,  Ex.  purchased  electricity  for  own  use Scope 3: (Optional) Indirect Emissions, Ex. Employee business travel

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Steps in GHG Assessment and Management

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Carbon footprint – Success stories

Oakhurst Dairy Oakhurst  is  the  only  truly  local 

major  dairy  in  Northern  New England  and  Eastern Massachusetts.

Oakhurst  calculated  carbon footprint from cradle to Walmart store  and  found  as  >80%  from farm

It  aimed  to  reduce  its    plant energy  and  GHG  emissions  by 20%  by  taking  various measures and saved $58,740 in 2010

Walkers Walkers  is the UK’s  largest snack 

foods  manufacturer  with  15 locations across the UK

It identified opportunities to save more  than  2,000  tCO2e  per annum  and  reduce  their  energy bills by approximately £225,000

Through  its  continuous commitment  to  emission reduction,  it  found  new ways  to boost  profitability  through energy savings.

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Benefits/business goals

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Additional Services offered

Benchmark performance.Compare your carbon footprint with those of others in your sector, region etc.

Assist in formulating future course of action.Identify appropriate emission reduction measures.Help you in setting realistic emission reduction targets.

Unearth and develop potential revenue opportunities.Identify  emission  reductions which  could  qualify  as  offsets  under  bilateral, multilateral  or  international mechanisms.

Periodic monitoring and impact appraisal.Review and monitor progress of planned emission reducing measures.Suggest course correction.Analyze impact, of regulatory requirements, as those unfold.

Inventorisation of GHG in supply chain and related climate change risk mitigation:Quantify the climate change risks embedded in the supply chainIdentify and develop carbon emission reduction opportunities to mitigate risksIncorporating risk mitigation measures in supply chain management

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Advantage RSM GC Advisory

Leadership team with expertise and extensive consulting experience, more than 500 sustainability service offerings; developed over 250 emission reduction projects with a potential of >400 million CERs; assisted and advised over 8000 MW power project portfolio & over 2000 MW wind power projects, over 350 MW REC projects; delivered value of over US$ 500 Million to businesses in India

Leadership team with expertise and extensive consulting experience, more than 500 sustainability service offerings; developed over 250 emission reduction projects with a potential of >400 million CERs; assisted and advised over 8000 MW power project portfolio & over 2000 MW wind power projects, over 350 MW REC projects; delivered value of over US$ 500 Million to businesses in India

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Clientele

Carbon Disclosure EngagementsSustainability Disclosure Engagements

External Assurances for Sustainability Reports

Our Global Footprint

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Clientele

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……………..and some more

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Team Profile Rambabu Paravastu, Ph D, CEO

Dr.  Rambabu  has  been  a  thought  leader  in  the  Asian  Sustainability  and  Climate  Change movement,  his  previous  roles  include  Managing  Director  at  CantorCO2e  Asia  and  Head  of Sustainability and Climate Change practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Asia. Dr. Rambabu has over 25 years of experience in consulting, research and teaching in governance, sustainability, and  climate  change.  He  has  led  over  200  assignments  sponsored  by  the  Ministry  of Environment  and  Forests  (MoEF),  Ministry  of  Science  and  Technology  (MoST), World  Bank, UNDP and various national and international organizations. 

Satish Kashyap, Co-Founder & Director

Satish  has  over  a  decade  of  experience  in  Capital  Markets,  M&A  and  Strategy.  Satish  led product  development  for  equity,  commodity  and  derivative  markets  at  the  National  Stock Exchange of India Group. Satish was Director, SunGard and investment manager for a USD 400 million private equity fund investing in Infrastructure and Real Estate. Satish Kashyap is a post-graduate  in  Management  from  the  ISB,  Hyderabad  and  holds  a  BE  from  the  University  of Mumbai. 

R P Sharma (RP), Director – New Delhi

RP holds a master’s degree in Chemical Engineering with 36 years of experience in the field of energy  and  environmental management.  He  has worked  in  past  for  Hindustan  Zinc  Limited, Triveni  Engineering Works  Ltd,  Hindustan  Dorr-Oliver  Ltd,  Tata  Steel  &  CantorCO2e.  He  has been the Chief of Environmental Management in Tata Steel.  

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Team Profile• Anupam Das-Purkayastha , Director

Anupam  is a post-graduate  in Physics. He has been  involved  in CDM projects and entrepreneurial  initiatives wherein he has successfully set up an environmental consultancy organization and led transaction services. Anupam has twenty years of work experience including heading multiple profit centers working with European, U.S. and Indian clients.

• Betsy Vincent, Vice President

     Betsy has 12 years of experience with the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Betsy has worked with Bennett Coleman & Co.  &  International  Resources  for  Fairer  Trade(nonprofit  institution)  she was  responsible  for marketing  of  the  fair trade  concept,  fund  raising,  training,  and  business  development  services.  She  has  also  developed  GHG  emission reduction projects in the community and agriculture sector.  Betsy holds a Master’s degree in Management Studies. She has extensively worked with communities across India.

• Pravin Jadhav, Asso. Vice President

Pravin is a post graduate chemical engineer with more than Eight years of experience across research and industry. He pursued his research at the National Chemical Laboratory and National Environmental Engineering Research Institute. Pravin has published eight research papers ;has contributed to India’s Initial National Communication to the UNFCCC and has  registered about 25 CDM projects with UNFCCC working across  the globe  in  India, Thailand,  Indonesia and Africa.

• Akash Mokhriwale – ManagerAkash  holds  a  post  graduate  diploma  in  Industrial  Safety &  Environmental management(PGDISEM)  from NITIE  and Bachelor  of  Engineering(Electronics  &  Communications).  Akash  has  collective  work  experience  of  over  3  years, designing safety systems in plant engineering, energy and environmental management. He is also an certified internal auditor for OHSAS 18001:2007.

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