TRUE certification is an assessment-based program that rates how well facilities perform in minimizing their non-hazardous solid wastes and maximizing their efficiency in the use of resources. To achieve and maintain TRUE certification, organizations must meet minimum program requirements that promote sustainable waste management practices. In this article, we will Read more
Gap analysis is an essential tool for organizations seeking TRUE certification. It allows organizations to identify areas where they fall short of TRUE certification requirements and develop strategies to improve their waste management practices. In this article, we will discuss the gap analysis process for TRUE certification and how it Read more
When measuring waste management success, two common metrics are used: recycling rate and diversion rate. While recycling rate measures only the percentage of materials that are recycled, diversion rate provides a more comprehensive view by measuring the percentage of materials that are recycled, reused, or reduced. TRUE certification focuses on Read more
Organizations looking to achieve TRUE certification for sustainable waste management must first establish a baseline for waste diversion data. A baseline serves as a control or comparison for evaluating progress towards a waste reduction goal. Collecting accurate baseline data is crucial to identifying areas for improvement and setting achievable targets Read more
To achieve TRUE certification for sustainable waste management, organizations must collect accurate data on their waste diversion efforts. There are several methods for collecting this data, including working with TRUE Point of Contact (POC) and requiring suppliers to provide “real” data using standardized files and methodologies. Here’s a closer look Read more
To effectively manage waste and achieve TRUE certification for sustainable waste management, it’s important to accurately measure the weight of your waste stream. There are several methods for determining the weight of your waste stream, including using scales, estimation factors, or a combination of both. Here’s a closer look at Read more
Effective waste management requires accurate and timely data on waste reduction, diversion, and disposal. To ensure this data is available, many organizations in India require their waste management suppliers to provide monthly or quarterly reports on the quantity of waste materials disposed, reduced, reused, and recycled. These reports are used Read more
Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity around the world as a sustainable mode of transportation that reduces reliance on fossil fuels and decreases carbon emissions. As more people make the switch to EVs, it is important for building designers and developers to consider the infrastructure needed to support these vehicles. Read more
“In the world of solar project development, securing long-term PPAs, minimizing costs, and ensuring optimal project performance are crucial for maximizing profitability. With the right exit strategy, developers can turn their hard work and investment into a profitable venture.” Solar developers in India have been able to create a profitable Read more
Water scarcity is a growing global concern, and sustainable water management has become a priority for the construction industry. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a green building certification program that recognizes best-in-class building strategies and practices. Building-level water metering is a crucial aspect of LEED certification for Read more