MPBA Member Industry News 📢 With the increasing urgency of climate change and evolving #legislation around #emissions, #carbon #management has become essential for #businesses aiming to stay competitive and resilient in a changing economy Implementing effective #carbon #management strategies not only ensures #compliance but also positions #businesses to benefit from cost savings, enhanced reputation, and increased resilience against market shifts Looking to future-proof your business ? Have a chat with the Elemental Consulting Group team To read the full article head over to our website : https://lnkd.in/eCjNeRvN
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C2ES international staff Catalina Cecchi Hucke and Amy Merrill provided seminal input on a new OECD - OCDE study of the interplay between voluntary and compliance carbon markets, focusing on environmental integrity and GHG mitigation. The paper defines key carbon market concepts, reviews recent developments, and highlights policies to support the establishment of consistent international high-integrity carbon market frameworks. Read the full paper here: ⤵ https://lnkd.in/gSnEN9tZ #voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #climateaction
🔀 To understand carbon credit markets, you need to understand their interplay. For the last year and a bit, I've tried to make sense of carbon credit market interplay. How do these markets interact? And what does it mean for their potential to support climate change mitigation? The output of this work is published today 👉 https://lnkd.in/eBKpijEm 3 reasons to read it: 🔠 Unpacks key concepts like carbon market interplay and environmental integrity 📈 Takes stock of carbon market trends, with a focus on interplay and integrity 🏛️ Advises governments on how to manage an increasingly complicated market landscape Huge credit goes to Jane, Lambert, the Carbon Market Platform delegates, and all the other experts who made the breadth and depth of this output possible. No time for >100 pages on carbon credits? Don't worry, I'll be posting bite-size chunks here in the coming months 😊
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Looking forward to digging into this report by Klas and the team at OECD to see what conclusions they have drawn! Very interested to read about: - The interplay between compliance and voluntary carbon markets - The impacts on mitigation effectiveness - Potential supply and demand implications I expect this will give a very good indication of the direction of travel for the two markets. You can also see how they are interacting today on a very practical level. At AlliedOffsets we have a tool that identifies which voluntary credits are eligible for retirement against compliance programs. You can find out more at https://lnkd.in/e2Hb6jMq
🔀 To understand carbon credit markets, you need to understand their interplay. For the last year and a bit, I've tried to make sense of carbon credit market interplay. How do these markets interact? And what does it mean for their potential to support climate change mitigation? The output of this work is published today 👉 https://lnkd.in/eBKpijEm 3 reasons to read it: 🔠 Unpacks key concepts like carbon market interplay and environmental integrity 📈 Takes stock of carbon market trends, with a focus on interplay and integrity 🏛️ Advises governments on how to manage an increasingly complicated market landscape Huge credit goes to Jane, Lambert, the Carbon Market Platform delegates, and all the other experts who made the breadth and depth of this output possible. No time for >100 pages on carbon credits? Don't worry, I'll be posting bite-size chunks here in the coming months 😊
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Unlocking the Hidden Winners of Carbon Credit Expansion Recent changes in carbon credit regulations are sparking conversations across industries. While looser rules were intended to address the global climate crisis, it seems that the primary beneficiaries are the major oil companies. These giants, who have played a significant role in environmental degradation, are now positioned to gain the most from these adjustments. As these corporations leverage the expanded carbon credit opportunities to offset their emissions, we need to ask: Are these measures truly effective in mitigating climate change, or are we providing a lifeline to industries that need stricter accountability? The balance between economic interests and genuine environmental impact is more precarious than ever. How should policymakers balance the need for industry accountability with economic interests to ensure real progress in combating climate change? #ClimateChange #CarbonCredits #Sustainability #BigOil #PolicyReform #EnvironmentalImpact
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Food for thought Toby Barrett. It's hard to give realistic, practical estimates given the reasons you outline but what it does highlight is that the required uplift is not insignificant and there will be ongoing costs as part of BAU to meet the disclosure requirements. I concur with the view that firms should focus on building in operational efficiency to keep the incremental ongoing costs lean, even though this might mean higher costs during the transition phase. Take the pain now rather than for the next 10 years. #baringa #puttingpeoplefirst #impactthatlasts
How correct were Australian Treasury's estimates that compliance with climate disclosure regulation will have a $1.3m transitional cost, followed by $700k ongoing cost? Based on our experience we’d agree that those figures are a good guide but we’ve seen a large variation depending on the complexity of business and existing climate capabilities. Early engagement and smart planning saves companies $100,000s by consolidating workstreams and avoiding unnecessary rework. Years of implementing climate disclosure regulation, here in Australia and globally, gives us insight into best practice climate integration. Drop us a message if you’d like to hear more.
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I would argue Commonwealth Treasury have got the sums wrong for two reasons: (1) Profitability and strategic value isn't factored (balancing cost); and (2) Not enough consideration is given to the cost of program management. Because the new #sustainabilitystandards are effectively a strategy exercise, 'compliance' is more complex than writing a disclosure. Companies going cheap on program set up (i.e. through cookie-cutter solutions, offshoring, AI, junior counsel) are not fully appreciating the transformation #crediblecompliance requires. #savvyinvestors will be reading between the lines to look for signs of organisational strength and weakness.
How correct were Australian Treasury's estimates that compliance with climate disclosure regulation will have a $1.3m transitional cost, followed by $700k ongoing cost? Based on our experience we’d agree that those figures are a good guide but we’ve seen a large variation depending on the complexity of business and existing climate capabilities. Early engagement and smart planning saves companies $100,000s by consolidating workstreams and avoiding unnecessary rework. Years of implementing climate disclosure regulation, here in Australia and globally, gives us insight into best practice climate integration. Drop us a message if you’d like to hear more.
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🌍 Navigating the Science-Based Targets (SBT) journey can be complex, but it’s crucial for businesses aiming to align with global climate goals. At TZC, our experts have been supporting companies with GHG accounting and target-setting since the start of the EU Emission Trading Scheme. Let us help your organization commit to a 1.5°C or well-below-2°C scenario. Ready to get started? #ScienceBasedTargets #Sustainability #GHGReduction
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Efficiency, reliability, and enhanced clarity for investment—just a few of the many benefits of standardizing your approach to #ClimateChange and #Sustainability. By streamlining pathways, organizations can expedite their transitions while gaining international recognition. Let's build a sustainable future, together. 🌍 BSI
Every dollar counts. While the magnitude of global financing for climate action was arguably the most hotly contested issue at COP29, efficiency and integrity in the deployment of funds - no matter the amount - is critical. Learn three ways that ISO Standards can support the implementation of COP29 outcomes. #climateaction #greenfinance #taxonomy #TrustStandards
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Every dollar counts. While the magnitude of global financing for climate action was arguably the most hotly contested issue at COP29, efficiency and integrity in the deployment of funds - no matter the amount - is critical. Learn three ways that ISO Standards can support the implementation of COP29 outcomes. #climateaction #greenfinance #taxonomy #TrustStandards
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Every dollar counts. While the magnitude of global financing for climate action was arguably the most hotly contested issue at COP29, efficiency and integrity in the deployment of funds - no matter the amount - is critical. Learn three ways that ISO Standards can support the implementation of COP29 outcomes. #climateaction #greenfinance #taxonomy #TrustStandards
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Navigating upstream Scope 3 emissions can present challenges for companies with substantial value chain emissions. Join BSR Director, Climate Change Giulio Berruti and We Mean Business Coalition Managing Director, Net Zero Jenny Ahlen for an introduction to the Supplier Cascade, a practical guide for helping companies to engage Tier 1 suppliers to support decarbonization. When: May 30, 2024 11:00 am-12:00 pm EST Register: https://lnkd.in/eKF5RgSG #supplychainmanagement, #supplychains, #sustainablebusiness, Environmental Defense Fund
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