Science Based Target initiative (SBTi)

JBS, United Airlines and Johnson & Johnson are among the more than 200 companies that have not subsequently had net-zero targets validated by the organization. Read More

Getting net zero right requires a credible, science-based framework. Read More

The Environmental Defense Fund and the We Mean Business Coalition were among the organizations backing the Scope 3 Action Code of Practice from the Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative. Read More

Proposed changes to corporate standard are also designed to bring more midsize firms into the fold. Read More

Former EY partner David Kennedy calls for more “partnership” with corporations as the nonprofit finalizes a major revision to the Corporate Net Zero Standard. Read More

The SBTi has listened to companies that have long lobbied for more flexibility in dealing with this difficult challenge. Read More

Window is now open for corporations, NGOs, regulators and others to offer feedback on “initial consultation” draft Corporate Net Zero 2.0. Read More

The Science Based Targets initiative will gather critique in an online survey and through five working groups. Read More

Inconsistent and confusing public disclosures muddle attempts to assess corporate ambitions on climate. Read More

Action by governments and others give carbon market advocates hope that a corner has been turned. Read More