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How to balance a carbon credit portfolio

24 March, 2026
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With budgets under pressure and expectations on impact rising, choosing the right carbon credits isn’t straightforward. The right mix depends on your goals, stakeholders, risk tolerance, and the story you want to tell on your path to net zero.

Join our interactive webinar to explore how climate leading corporates design balanced carbon portfolios, combining near term action with long term ambition, and delivering real value for both business and climate.

We’ll unpack what really matters across technologies, geographies, impact and integrity, helping you select the right carbon projects for your business, using real world examples.

What you'll learn:

  • How to move from buyingcredits to designing a balanced carbon portfolio
  • A practical frameworkfor comparing different types of carbon credits
  • How to balance impact,credibility, cost, and risk
  • Real examples showingdifferent portfolio strategies in action

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