Strategic considerations under the revised SBTi standard
Following the release of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Corporate Net Zero Standard V2.0 (CNZS V2.0), organizations have greater clarity on how science-based targets may evolve and where new flexibility may create opportunities.
Across sectors, the revised standard is reshaping target setting, implementation, and long-term decarbonization planning. For companies with existing targets, it raises important questions about what remains valid, what may need to change, and how future pathways may differ.
This webinar will explore what the updated standard means in practice, where it may expand implementation options, and how organizations can prepare for near-, medium-, and long-term action.
What you’ll learn
- What the finalized SBTi CNZS V2.0 standard means for existing targets and target-achievement strategies
- How V2 targets may differ from previous approaches and what new implementation pathways may become available
- Where the update may create opportunities across target setting, inventory management, renewable energy procurement, value chain decarbonization, and carbon credit use
- What organizations should consider when planning near-, medium-, and long-term actions in response to the revised standard
Who should attend
Sustainability, climate, ESG, strategy, and reporting leaders; organizations with established SBTi V1 targets; organizations developing or validating SBTi targets; and organizations considering how science-based pathways can support climate strategy.