SBTi Insider: August 2024

SBTi Insider: August 2024

Latest on the Corporate Net-Zero revision process

On July 30 we published four technical outputs as part of the research phase of the Corporate Net-Zero Standard (CNZS) revision process. These comprise:

The next major step in the revision process will be the publication of the draft standard for public consultation. We’ll share more information about how to take part in the consultation closer to the time. 

In the meantime, we invite you to share your insights on the scope 3 discussion paper. Your feedback will help inform the development of the CNZS V2.0 public consultation draft, in line with the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Development of SBTi Standards.

Learn more about the CNZS revision process



Events and Opportunities

Help Shape the SBTi’s Financial Institutions Net-Zero Standard

We are seeking experts from the finance sector, academia and civil society worldwide to review and give feedback on our Draft Financial Institution Net-Zero Standard. The public consultation survey will be open until September 20.

We will also host a webinar to kick off the first pilot test, provide an overview of the development process, detail the contents of the latest draft and explain how to get involved in the public consultation.

We will hold two sessions on August 22 across time zones:


Consultancy support for the Power Sector Standard development

We are seeking to hire a technical partner that can provide support to the project team in writing the draft standard, integrating the outputs of other work packages into the final draft and supporting the project manager with project management, such as supporting Expert Advisory Group (EAG) meetings. Those interested should submit their proposals by August 29. Learn more about the request for proposal here >


Updates and News

How It’s Made: An SBTi Standard

The SBTi has a step-by-step process for developing standards. Only when this process has been completed can a standard be released for businesses to set science-based targets against. Alberto Carrillo Pineda , SBTi’s Chief Technical Officer, outlines the eight stages. Read more >

Setting the Standard: Inside SBTi’s evolution into a voluntary standard-setter

In our latest blog, SBTi Chief Technical Officer and Co-Founder Alberto Carrillo Pineda explores the fundamental concept of standard-setting and the pivotal role it can play in driving corporate climate action. Read more >

Forging a sustainable path: the rise of science-based targets in the steel sector

In a recent blog, Brenda Chan, co-author of the Steel Science-Based Target-Setting Guidance, highlights the significance of the first steel company 1.5°C science-based targets validated following this guidance. Read more >


Noteworthy News

SBTi Reviews Scope 3 Emissions Guidance on Carbon Credits

Sustainability Magazine | August 1

“The SBTi has published four technical outputs as part of the process of revising its Corporate Net Zero Standard”

A Different Way to Tackle Scope 3 Emissions

Bloomberg | July 30

“SBTi put forward a possible new approach aimed at enabling companies to “better assess and communicate their climate performance” in a way that goes beyond simply disclosing aggregate Scope 3 emissions.”

SBTi aims for net-zero with new draft standard for financial institutions

FINTECH Global | July 30

“The SBTi is advancing its efforts towards a sustainable future with the recent unveiling of its consultation on a new draft standard specifically for financial institutions.”


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