Low Carbon Commodities and the New World of Corporate Decarbonization

The rules for corporate decarbonization are being rewritten at once. SBTi V2 sets what counts toward a target, the GHG Protocol revision sets the accounting, and ISO 22095 defines the chain-of-custody models that decide whether a tonne is traceable enough to count. For buyers of steel, cement, ammonia and fertiliser, that changes how they cut embedded carbon. It is not a simple choice between molecules and certificates. It is a spectrum, from segregated physical supply through mass balance to book-and-claim, each with a different premium and a different accounting treatment. We're putting both sides of the trade in one room. Corporate buyers, leading producers and a markets and standards expert to work through when physical delivery is worth the premium, when a certificate is the right bridge, and what makes a low-carbon claim credible enough to gain a premium. Join us for a candid, practical conversation, followed by drinks and networking with senior stakeholders from across the market.