Date/Time: September 17, 2024 (1PM-2PMM ET / 10AM-11AM PT)
The climate crisis demands rapid, large-scale action from the private sector. While many enterprises work towards emission-free operations, the voluntary carbon market offers an immediate opportunity to take responsibility for ongoing emissions and extend climate action beyond value chains.
However, carbon credits come with various risks, including project quality, credit delivery, and pricing uncertainties. These risk factors vary based on project type, seller and transaction timing. Enterprises face the challenge of maximizing impact in their carbon credit procurement strategy while effectively managing these risks.
This webinar will explore:
1. The interconnection between delivery and pricing risks in carbon offset agreements.
2. How these risks impact carbon credit quality.
3. Key criteria for effectively mitigating market risks during carbon credit procurement.
Moderator:
- Margaret Morales, Director, Carbon Trellis Group
Speakers:
- Dr. Carla Woydt, Chief Impact Officer & Co-Founder, CEEZER
- Jennifer Holm, Research scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Climate and Ecosystem Sciences Division – Carbon Science Lead, Senior Manager, Cultivo
- Taylor Wright, Head of Strategy & Carbon Management, Operational Sustainability, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
