With climate change at the top of the global agenda, many of the world’s corporates have set targets to ensure that the amount of greenhouse gas emitted by their operations equals the amount absorbed from the atmosphere (often referred to as “carbon neutrality”). This often involves implementing energy-efficiency measures and switching from using fossil fuel energy to using renewable energy to the extent possible. Where such measures are not enough, buying “carbon credits” in the voluntary market to offset carbon emissions is one option to help bridge the gap.

In this webinar, Morrison Foerster Energy & Infrastructure partner Per Lindberg and his guest speakers help demystify this hot topic and discuss what corporate counsels should think about when procuring carbon credits as part of their carbon neutrality strategy.

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