On August 24th 2021, the SBTi hosted a webinar to explain the changes to the SBTi criteria and implications for SBTi companies. Watch the following video to get a full... read more →
The debate on an ambitious climate target (Science-Based Targets) has increased among internationally active companies since the UN climate summit in Paris (COP21). The Paris Agreement marks a turning point... read more →
Achieving climate neutrality is becoming increasingly important for companies and is becoming part of their corporate objectives as part of their climate strategy. The aim is to continuously reduce CO2... read more →
In addition to yesterdays blogpost on "How to correctly calculate a company´s indirect Scope 3 emissions" the following video by SBTi covers scope 3 emissions abatement targets in the context... read more →
Besides the accounting and management of operational emissions, more and more companies understand the scale and importance of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) along the whole value chain. Until recently, companies... read more →
In light of increased environmental destruction, resource scarcity and increased waste production the concept of circular economy (CE) has gained increasing attention. It is the main goal of CE to... read more →
In September 2020, the Science Based Targets (SBT) Initiative published the first scenarios with which companies can even develop into a “net zero” and in the best case scenario into... read more →
Companies interested in bringing their CO2 emissions towards Net Zero should consider the new report from the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), which will probably be published in November this year,... read more →
This video covers guiding principles relating to emissions abatement criteria; overviews the emissions abatement target-setting method and criteria as they relate to interim and net-zero science-based targets; and reviews the... read more →
We've all heard of it: the aim of becoming "net-zero". Companies around the world are setting net-zero targets, yet there currently isn't a global standard to distinguish what truly constitutes... read more →