SBTi Strategy Breakfast: How companies are taking responsibility for ongoing emissions
Many companies are asking the same question right now:
What does credible climate action look like beyond value chain reductions?
As expectations evolve under emerging frameworks such as the SBTi Net-Zero Standard V2, companies are increasingly exploring how to work with responsibility for ongoing emissions, climate finance and carbon removals in a strategic and credible way.
But, what does this mean in practice? And, how can companies leverage upcoming SBTi guidance to move from ambition to action that creates real business value?
Join us for an in-person breakfast, strategy, and networking session. Featuring insights from SBTi’s Oliver Orlik, gain perspectives to prepare for the upcoming standard and how to push through challenges to create real business value.
Attendees can expect to learn:
emerging expectations under SBTi’s Net-Zero Standard,
the role of internal carbon pricing, climate finance and carbon removals,
and, how companies are approaching responsibility for ongoing emissions in practice.
The session will feature short presentations with Q&A. Don't miss this opportunity to ask the experts your questions on how to credibly and strategically take climate action.
Who should attend:
Klimate, Klimaskovfonden and UN Global Compact Network Denmark invite sustainability leaders, ESG professionals and companies working actively with climate strategies and net-zero targets to a morning session exploring the emerging role of removals, climate finance and portfolio approaches in corporate climate strategies.
The session will feature perspectives from:
SBTi
Klimate
Klimaskovfonden
and a company case (to be announced)
The morning will combine strategic perspectives, concrete company experiences and opportunities for discussion and networking. We're looking forwards to seeing you there!
Note: Due to limited capacity, registrations will be reviewed to ensure relevance and a strong discussion among participants.