Credit Where Credit's Due: How Net Zero Leaders are Using the Carbon Market
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By the end of the session, you will have a clearer understanding of:
How organisations are using carbon credits alongside operational decarbonisation
The role of supply chain action and regulatory developments in creating business value
Considerations for structuring longer-term procurement in a changing market
How to approach internal alignment and budgeting for carbon strategies
Event Details:
📅 Wednesday 24th June 2026
⏰ 8:30am Breakfast & Networking
⏰ 9:15-9:30am: Keynote Speaker
⏰ 9:30–11am Panel & Q&A
📍 Rabobank London
Opening Remarks:
Dr Zoe Norgate, Deputy Director, International Net Zero (Green Finance and Capability, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)
Joining the panel:
- Jodi Manning, CEO, Cool Effect / High Tide Foundation, moderator
- Edward Rumsey, Managing Partner & Co-founder, Permian Global
- Leon Boerop, Head of Carbon Bank, Rabobank
- Lucy Heslop, Sustainability Manager, BCG
- Adrian Rimmer, Sustainable Finance, Google’s X, The Moonshot Factory
Closing Remarks (The role of new certification standards in improving quality benchmarks):
Thibault Sorret, CEO, Equitable Earth
About
Please join us for this in person event which starts with breakfast session hosted by Rabobank and Permian Global at Rabobank's London office.
"Credit Where Credit's Due" is a breakfast session for organisations that are serious about climate leadership and want to understand what serious looks like in practice.
Today’s voluntary carbon market is maturing rapidly: legacy, lower-quality credits are losing relevance, while a tightening tier of high-integrity, nature-based credits is targeted by companies whose finance, procurement, and sustainability teams have done the maths on climate risk.
This session brings together net zero leaders to examine what serious climate strategy looks like in practice: how leading organisations are integrating carbon credits alongside operational decarbonisation, supply chain action, and regulatory preparation to create measurable business value; how they are structuring long-term procurement to protect against rising prices and tightening supply; and how they are making the internal business case to the people who control the budget.
It is not a discussion about whether to act; it is about what acting well actually looks like, and why the gap between that and waiting is widening faster than most organisations have modelled.
Rabo Carbon Bank supports clients with their decarbonisation strategies by sourcing high‑integrity carbon credits and exploring opportunities to reduce and manage exposure to emissions within complex supply chains.
Permian Global is a tropical forest conservation and carbon project developer, focused on delivering high-integrity, nature-based carbon credits from long-term, large-scale forest protection projects that support local people and wildlife.