As expectations on corporate climate action sharpen, many organisations are reassessing the role of carbon credits within their wider decarbonisation and risk management strategies.

This webinar explores the business case for engaging with carbon crediting now. It will focus on how early, well-governed engagement can help manage cost exposure, preserve strategic optionality, and support credible climate claims in a rapidly evolving market.

In this webinar, we will cover:

Market dynamics and cost exposure

• Why delaying engagement with carbon crediting can increase cost and strategic risk

• How rising prices, forward purchasing, and due diligence can shape smarter strategies

Credibility, governance, and risk management

• Practical approaches to managing risk, including assessment, insurance, and legal considerations

• Why carbon crediting is difficult – but achievable – and what “good” can look like in practice

Policy and market outlook

• Policy and market headwinds on the horizon, and what they mean for business decision-makers

• Key considerations shaping portfolio choices across nature vs engineered carbon, and UK vs international markets

This session is designed for sustainability, finance, and strategy leaders who are:

• Reviewing or developing a carbon crediting strategy

• Unsure when or how to engage with carbon markets

• Looking for practical, risk-aware approaches rather than theory

A 20-minute Q&A will invite attendees to test assumptions, explore barriers, and raise open questions.