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As part of its ongoing green transition, Singapore is taking a significant step towards a more transparent carbon economy with a new partnership set to accelerate the development of a national product carbon footprint (PCF) framework. The collaboration, announced on 2 June, brings together Zevero, the Singapore Environment Council (SEC), and SP. Together, they aim to build a credible product-level carbon certification ecosystem that will support climate-conscious decision-making across the country. The initiative will support the future development of a carbon label in Singapore, which will signal a product’s carbon performance in local and international markets. It also supports the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and aligns with regulations such as the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the Singapore Green Labelling Scheme. 

[Human Resources Online]