Webinar
What types of carbon credits and projects are available on the market today: removal vs. avoidance; tech-based vs. nature-based, carbon credits standards, prices and the impact of the new european CRCF regulation.
Evolution of the company’s carbon contribution strategies: SBTi’s BVCM and neutralisation recommandations, obligations of the CSRD E1-7 on the carbon credits reporting, and an example of a company’s contribution strategy.
In an era where climate change poses an existential threat to our planet, understanding the mechanisms available for mitigating its impact is paramount : one such mechanism is the voluntary carbon market (VCM). By participating in the VCM, consumers and investors can engage in meaningful climate action through carbon removals. This market offers an avenue for individuals and organisations to purchase carbon credits to offset or at least mitigate their carbon emissions, aligning their operations with sustainability goals and contributing to global efforts to combat climate change. Our webinar on this subject provides an opportunity to gain insights into how the VCM operates, its differences from the compliance carbon market, and how it can be leveraged to achieve carbon neutrality.
Understanding the nuances between the compliance market and the VCM is crucial for making informed decisions. The compliance market operates under stringent regulations, typically requiring companies to adhere to specific greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions limits, often facilitated through cap-and-trade mechanisms. In contrast, the VCM is characterised by voluntary participation, allowing entities to trade carbon credits without the compulsion of regulatory frameworks. This distinction is critical for investors who align their investment strategies with burgeoning sustainability trends. By attending a webinar focused on the VCM, participants can better understand the complexities of emissions trading, explore the opportunities for carbon reduction efforts, and ultimately contribute to achieving net-zero emissions.
Committing to reducing one’s carbon footprint is more than just an environmental imperative; it is a strategic business decision. As consumers increasingly demand transparency and sustainability from companies, the VCM offers a viable solution for businesses looking to enhance their reputation while fulfilling their responsibility to the planet. Purchasing carbon credits can be a critical component of an organisation’s broader strategy to mitigate carbon emissions and demonstrate its commitment to sustainability. Moreover, by attending a webinar dedicated to the intricacies of the VCM, stakeholders can explore various avenues for enhancing their carbon reduction strategies and learn how to effectively engage with markets that prioritise environmental integrity and social responsibility.