Investing in Carbon Credits with Confidence

Join us for an exclusive breakfast

Note. This event is limited to 14 spaces

Organisations are navigating an increasingly complex carbon market alongside rising expectations around integrity, transparency and regulatory alignment. For many businesses, carbon credits remain an important tool to bridge residual emissions – but only when used as part of a credible, well‑governed emissions reduction strategy.

This invitation‑only breakfast brings together a small group for an open, practical discussion on how to approach carbon credits with confidence. We’ll explore current market dynamics, emerging risks and opportunities, and what evolving frameworks and regulations mean in practice – including the implications of CORSIA and ongoing changes across the voluntary carbon market.

Led by Christopher Hakes and Lebona Vernon, the session is designed to be highly interactive, with plenty of time for questions, peer discussion and tailored perspectives based on your organisation’s priorities.

What we’ll cover

• How carbon credits can credibly complement your decarbonisation strategy
• Current market dynamics, including sourcing considerations and quality thresholds
• Navigating uncertainty around CORSIA and other evolving regulatory expectations
• Aligning carbon credit decisions with best‑practice frameworks and corporate climate targets
• Practical considerations for governance, procurement and claims integrity

We will also take a deepdive into how to prepare for new expectations under the GHG Protocol and SBTi – recent and forthcoming updates are reshaping best practice – from more rigorous treatment of Scope 3 and residual emissions, to clearer guardrails on the role of carbon credits, claims, and alignment with science‑based targets – and what this means for today’s investment decisions.

This session offers a rare opportunity for in‑depth discussion and direct access to Anthesis expertise in a confidential, peer‑led setting.

If you’re considering – or already purchasing – carbon credits and want to ensure your approach stands up to scrutiny, we’d be delighted to welcome you.