Whose carbon is it anyway? How current - and evolving - carbon accounting frameworks will shape climate strategy

11:45 - 12:15

Recently, carbon accounting frameworks and methodologies have undergone a series of changes. Who can count what, when, where and how is highly complex business. But it also has a massive influence on how business determine climate strategy and which interventions are prioritised.

In this session, our panel of experts will assess how carbon accounting frameworks will continue to evolve and how companies can get to grips with the latest guidance. We’ll discuss:

How do carbon accounting frameworks impact business strategy?
How can we align on a more harmonised approach across frameworks, to avoid challenges surrounding data fatigue, double-counting and inconsistencies in data collection?
What role do removals and reductions play in the road to net-zero? How to integrate these into your climate strategy

Tilmann Silber

Barry Callebaut

Head of Net Zero

Conor Mc Mahon

Nestlé

Global Net Zero & Nature Lead

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For any questions on the conference:

Emily Heslop
Project Director
[email protected]

Or for more information about sponsorship options:

Anita Thomson
Chief Partnerships Officer
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Whose carbon is it anyway? How current - and evolving - carbon accounting frameworks will shape climate strategy

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