Access CEEZER's webinar 'Carbon claiming in 2026: Operationalizing under new global standards.'

 

June’s release of both SBTi's Corporate Net-Zero Standard v2.0 and the ISO 14060 Standard draft gave the carbon market its most detailed blueprint to date for credible net-zero claims. For corporate carbon buyers, that blueprint must now be reconciled not only with a buyer’s own carbon credit strategy, but with a fragmented landscape of overlapping mandatory disclosures (like the EU's CSRD) and voluntary frameworks.

In this 45-minute session, experts from across the carbon market to translate both frameworks into a clear operational roadmap for buyers on what to claim, when, and with what evidence.

Speakers:
❖ Dr. Carla Woydt, Chief Impact Officer at CEEZER
❖ Kaya Axelsson, Research and Policy Fellow at University of Oxford and Co-Author of ISO 14060
❖ Lukas May, Chief Commercial Officer at Isometric

What you'll learn:

❖ The legal baseline and its stakes: Current regulatory pipelines, and the anti-greenwashing liabilities now attached to unsubstantiated claims.

❖ The two claims architectures side by side: ISO 14060's drafted four-stage pathway mapped against SBTi's target infrastructure, from short-term targets through net zero.

❖ Separating reductions and carbon credits: The distinction between emission reduction targets and carbon credit portfolios, plus what's now required in disclosing capital allocation relative to remaining footprint.

❖ Which removals count, and how to buy them: Eligibility rules for removal credits against net-zero obligations, procurement best practices, and a buyer's checklist for setting CDR milestones ahead of net zero.

❖ What durability really requires: Applying the 100-year permanence vs. like-for-like standard to your procurement schedule now, before it becomes a compliance gap later.

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