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The SBTi and its implications for global decarbonisation

  • Louisa O'Connell
    Sales Specialist
  • Net Zero
The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has gained momentum since its launch in 2015. To date, over 3,700 companies have joined the initiative. It has great influence over the corporate sector as it is seen as the only organisation providing a framework for ambitious carbon reduction and net zero transition. However, risks that the framework will not deliver against its goals have been highlighted by several third parties, which has led to increased public scrutiny.

Contents

  • Glossary

  • The context

  • The SBTi’s scientific basis

  • Ways to evolve the SBTi methodology

  • A growing role for the Voluntary Carbon Markets

  • Conclusion

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