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PtX Sustainability Roadmap for APAC region – RSB Advisory Group To inform the development of the sustainability roadmap, RSB is collaborating with industry leaders, researchers, and policy regulators, through a dedicated advisory group
Natalia Bonilla – RSB Natalia is one of RSB’s Sustainability Managers in the Advisory Services team She holds a degree in Environmental Engineering (TEC, Costa Rica) and an MSc in Sustainability, specialising in Industrial and Urban Ecology (UAB, Barcelona)
Khoo Hock Aun – RSB Khoo Hock Aun is an experienced professional with a strong track record in sustainability, organisational development, and stakeholder engagement across the agriculture and technology sectors
Alyssa Norris – RSB Alyssa Norris is the Director of Sustainability at Aether Fuels, where she leads the company’s strategy to develop and commercialise sustainable aviation and marine fuels
Expanding auditing capacity, strengthening assurance: RSB welcomes new . . . As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening global assurance capacity and maintaining the highest levels of credibility and accessibility in sustainability certification, RSB is pleased to announce the accreditation of two new Certification Bodies (CBs): Control Union and China Testing Certification International Group Co Ltd (CTC China)
Enviva joins RSB and will be pilot organisation to advance sustainable . . . RSB is pleased to announce that new member Enviva, a leading producer of woody biomass, will partner with RSB to pilot the implementation of its new Forestry Residue Guidance — a key step toward ensuring the sustainable use of forest biomass in the energy transition As the world moves to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors, forestry residues are increasingly being seen as a vital low-carbon