Published by the Energy Transitions Commission in March 2022, this report compares the different types of carbon removal – tech-based; nature-based and hybrid. It covers the risks and potential of each approach and explains how they might be financed. It argues that, when combined with deep decarbonization, these removal strategies can help keep the planet at a safe and liveable temperature.
This report from Ceres is Intended for investors looking to assess corporate net zero commitments. Published in March 2022, it also considers companies’ use of carbon credits to deliver on their commitments. Informed by extensive research, this report will help investors make better-informed investment decisions and reduce risk.
Set in the context of COP26, South Pole’s report is a time capsule to help corporates understand the dynamics of the 2021 and early 2022 market. Published in February 2022, it discusses the demand boom and the near $1 billion value peak in 2021. Read on to learn more about the state of the voluntary carbon market.
This report from the European Commission considers nature-based solutions within the context of a circular economy. Published in January 2022, it discusses how solutions that work with nature to mitigate the climate crisis can complement the circular economy model and asks how these solutions can be scaled.
Published in November 2021, this report complements The World Wildlife Fund’s ‘Blueprint for Corporate Action on Climate and Nature’ report which guides corporate target setting. This report can support its carbon credit implementation after a company has reduced its internal emission reductions. It shares guidelines for searching for climate mitigation solutions and argues that companies should prioritise those that benefit people, nature and the climate.
Are you wondering how much natural climate solutions can contribute to global climate mitigation? This report from IUCN answers this question and highlights different studies considering this potential. Published in July 2021, it also addresses the possibilities of Blue Carbon projects and provides a comprehensive explainer of nature-based solutions, making it a useful resource for those new to this space.
Published by NCS Alliance in July 2021, this report is valuable for businesses looking to invest in high-quality natural climate solution credits. It sets guiding principles for developing credible corporate climate strategies. It offers guidance on what constitutes quality NCS credits and discusses international market mechanisms.
Published by The World Economic Forum (WEF) & McKinsey, this report is relevant to corporates looking to invest in natural climate solutions. It shares five actions business stakeholders can take to help scale these climate mitigation solutions. It encourages corporate sustainability leaders to define net zero and corporate claims; highlight good practices; send clear demand signals and help create regulatory clarity.
In December 2020, the World Wildlife Fund published a blueprint for corporate climate action. It encourages business leaders to account for and disclose emissions; reduce value chain emissions; quantify a financial commitment by pricing remaining emissions and invest in positive impacts for climate and nature. It also discusses how this approach can support both business goals and biodiversity.
Discover the dominant corporate perspectives on climate action and carbon credits with this report from WMB and Conservation International. Published in January 2023, it found the vast majority of business leaders (92%) see long-term decarbonization as a priority and say the responsible use of carbon credits is important to reducing emissions (89%).