Christopher Duck
Claims and Assessments Director
Climate Impact Partners
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has just released a draft of its Corporate Net Zero Standard, introducing key updates and potential changes that could reshape how businesses incorporate carbon credits into their net zero strategies.
Join our technical briefing webinar on April 1st, where our panel of experts will break down the key revisions, explain their impact on businesses, and provide actionable insights on how to maintain credible net zero targets.
What You’ll Learn:
- The new requirement for companies to engage Tier 1 suppliers in setting net zero targets.
- The introduction of removals targets for Scope 1 emissions and how they complement abatement efforts.
- Stricter durability requirements for removals and their impact on your net zero strategy.
- Clearer guidance on Beyond Value Chain Mitigation (BVCM) initiatives to support global net zero goals.
Register now to gain clarity on SBTi’s evolving framework and ensure your net zero strategy aligns with the latest standards.
Join us on April 1st for a panel discussion on the latest updates to SBTi’s Net Zero Standard
Our Speakers
Hannah Blackmore
Director of PR and External Communications
Climate Impact Partners
Shachar Hatan
Product Development Manager,
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