‘All Things Carbon’ webinar series: Part 5 – Climate Positive and SBTIs

A changing climate is a today and tomorrow challenge that many of us are familiar with or at least know will impact us. Increasingly businesses are looking at carbon management as a way to account for and reduce their impact. To go a step further, many businesses get their activities verified. Have you heard of carbon neutral, carbon zero and other claims? As part of the process of carbon certification, businesses seek to validate their measurement and reduction to match a key marketable claim that not only reinforces their good intentions and ethics, but also provides a position of trust, reputational advantage and integrity in the marketplace. Those who are really keen to go above and beyond are now starting to become climate positive and you may have heard of science based targets. Keen to hear more?

Together with Ekos, Toitū, thinkstep-anz and Deta, leading providers of carbon solutions, we wanted to dive deeper to help you better understand this process and more. So we put together this ‘All Things Carbon’ webinar series covering 5 key elements of your decarbonization journey. They are: measure, verify, reduce, offset/ inset, and climate positive/ SBTIs. This invite is for the second of this 5 part series focusing on measuring carbon and covering:

Climate positive/ SBTIs – the final webinar is for the champion of champions, those willing to go the extra mile for the good fight and offset more emissions than they actually produce. This is the ‘paying it forward’ of the carbon world.

Multiple consultancies will share perspectives and insights from clients/ case studies to bring to life the reality of each step, typical challenges faced along the way and general tips that may prove useful to your organization on your journey.

Whether you sign up for the whole series, or are interested in taking just the first step, it all starts with taking that leap into the unknown. We’re here to guide you. Tune in to one or more to dive into all things carbon.