A Multidisciplinary Approach to ESG Advisory

At Climate Balanced, we deliver ESG advisory services that go beyond checkbox compliance. Our work spans multiple sectors and reporting scopes — from full ESG strategy and stakeholder engagement to carbon footprint accounting and voluntary disclosures. This page features a selection of ESG projects we have developed, reflecting our hands-on experience with leading organizations across finance, mining, construction, and the nonprofit sector.

Each project we undertake is shaped by sector-specific ESG risks and opportunities, international reporting standards, and climate data integrity. Below are a few representative case studies from our growing ESG portfolio:

We partnered with Dar Abu Abdullah (DAA), one of Jordan’s leading nonprofit organizations, to deliver a full-scale ESG report rooted in GRI standards. The work focused on the social impact of DAA’s programs, including gender empowerment, inclusive employment, and local development outcomes. Our team also conducted a baseline carbon footprint assessment, supporting DAA’s ambition to incorporate environmental dimensions into its community-focused mission. This project demonstrated the role of ESG reporting in amplifying the value of nonprofit interventions to donors, partners, and beneficiaries.

For the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) — one of the region’s largest industrial players — we developed a comprehensive ESG report aligned with both GRI and Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) guidelines. Our work included an in-depth materiality assessment, emissions disclosure, climate risk indicators, and biodiversity restoration metrics. We supported JPMC’s engagement with regulatory expectations and global investor transparency frameworks, helping position the company as a leader in ESG within the extractive sector.

We worked with Yellow Door Energy, a leading solar energy solutions provider, to deliver a voluntary ESG disclosure that reflected the company’s growing regional footprint and sustainability leadership. The report addressed key performance areas such as energy generation efficiency, emissions avoidance, water consumption, employee safety, and contractor compliance. As an energy-as-a-service provider, Yellow Door Energy’s ESG reporting supports transparency with stakeholders across public utilities, commercial clients, and financiers — reinforcing its role in accelerating the region’s clean energy transition

We also supported Airport International Group (AIG) — the operator of Queen Alia International Airport — with a full GHG emissions inventory, covering Scope 1, Scope 2, and relevant Scope 3 categories. Our work included carbon footprint calculations in alignment with the GHG Protocol and ISO standards, alongside aviation-specific emission factors. We also provided internal capacity-building and guidance on aligning with global climate disclosure practices. This ESG engagement helped AIG advance toward more climate-resilient airport operations while positioning itself for future compliance with international aviation and infrastructure sustainability frameworks.