“Over the years we’ve invested significantly in our field data team - focusing on producing trusted ratings. While this ensures the accuracy of our Ratings, it doesn’t allow the scale across the thousands of projects that buyers are considering.”
For more information on carbon credit procurement trends, read our "Key Takeaways for 2025" article. We share five, data-backed tips to improve your procurement strategy.
One more thing: Connect to Supply customers also get access to the rest of Sylvera's tools. That means you can easily see project ratings and evaluate an individual project's strengths, procure quality carbon credits, and even monitor project activity (particularly if you’ve invested at the pre-issuance stage.)
Book a free demo of Sylvera to see our platform's procurement and reporting features in action.
In 2024, the voluntary carbon market will undergo significant shifts– from CORSIA deadlines going into effect, new carbon border taxes and continued momentum in Article 6.2. Changes to how carbon credits can be counted toward net zero progress, including the Scope 3 claim from the VCMI and the ISO’s expansion of the role of carbon credits presents a huge opportunity for buyers. As the market shifts towards value, quality and compliance our panel will discuss how you can take advantage of this opportunity and get ahead of your competitors.
In this session, we discuss:
- Why corporate buyers risk being caught out by carbon liabilities in 2024
- How to put the right guardrails in place to ensure you benefit from new market initiatives Best practice on procuring the right quality and volume of credits at the right price
- How to navigate new market regulations such as CORSIA which will increase the demand and price of high quality credits
Moderator: Margaret Morales, Director, Carbon, GreenBiz Group
Speakers:
Allister Furey, CEO, Sylvera
Mark Kenber, Executive Director, VCMI
Rebecca Idell, Global Markets Sustainable Finance, UBS
Alexis Manuel, Head of Carbon Desk, ENGIE Global Energy Management Solutions
