6. Does carbon offsetting have a role to play?
04/24/24 • 41 min
We’re tackling one of the least understood spaces in decarbonisation: carbon offsetting for businesses. Do we really need it to achieve net zero? We sit down with Kurt Winter from the Carbon Market Institute to discuss offsetting – the terminology that surrounds this space and, of course, its potential role in the path to net zero. We unpack the changing landscape of carbon credits, how you can stay on top of it all as a business and chart a path that will actually make a difference.
This episode is hosted by Taylor Hawkins and presented by AGL.
Visit the podcast website for more information including episode transcript: https://www.agl.com.au/netzeropathforbusiness
Learn more about Carbon Market Institute: carbonmarketinstitute.org
Read the 2022 NAB/Deloitte Report: https://nab.co/4b1sUI9
Read the research on carbon credits and their impact on decarbonisation speed: https://bit.ly/3Jka8zV
Check out the Integrity Council for Voluntary Carbon Markets: https://icvcm.org/
Take a look at the Core Carbon Principles: https://icvcm.org/core-carbon-principles/
Produced by The Peers Project. Visit thepeersproject.com to learn more.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We’re tackling one of the least understood spaces in decarbonisation: carbon offsetting for businesses. Do we really need it to achieve net zero? We sit down with Kurt Winter from the Carbon Market Institute to discuss offsetting – the terminology that surrounds this space and, of course, its potential role in the path to net zero. We unpack the changing landscape of carbon credits, how you can stay on top of it all as a business and chart a path that will actually make a difference.
This episode is hosted by Taylor Hawkins and presented by AGL.
Visit the podcast website for more information including episode transcript: https://www.agl.com.au/netzeropathforbusiness
Learn more about Carbon Market Institute: carbonmarketinstitute.org
Read the 2022 NAB/Deloitte Report: https://nab.co/4b1sUI9
Read the research on carbon credits and their impact on decarbonisation speed: https://bit.ly/3Jka8zV
Check out the Integrity Council for Voluntary Carbon Markets: https://icvcm.org/
Take a look at the Core Carbon Principles: https://icvcm.org/core-carbon-principles/
Produced by The Peers Project. Visit thepeersproject.com to learn more.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This episode is hosted by Taylor Hawkins and presented by AGL.
Visit the podcast website for more information including episode transcript: https://www.agl.com.au/netzeropathforbusiness
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Produced by The Peers Project. Visit thepeersproject.com to learn more.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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