Hosted by NEP, where Sustainability leaders and experienced carbon removal buyers are invited to join an exclusive workshop building on the success of our previous sessions. Facilitated by a leading CDR buyer, this collaborative forum is specifically tailored for veteran market participants looking to advance high-level dialogue and unlock strategic purchasing demand.

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An exclusive, invitation-only breakfast bringing together buyers for focused networking and high-value connections.

As corporate climate strategies enter a new phase, evolving policies, regulatory developments and updated frameworks such as Version 2.0 of SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard are reshaping how companies approach climate targets, implementation and carbon removal. But how do these frameworks translate into practice - particularly when they don’t neatly fit every business model?

• What has changed with Version 2.0 of SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard, and what does this mean for companies in practice?
• What happens when global climate frameworks don’t neatly fit a company’s business model, sector or emissions profile?
• How should companies navigate SBTi, ISO Net-Zero and evolving regulation when developing credible climate strategies?
• How are these frameworks ultimately influencing corporate decisions on investment, implementation and carbon removal?

Andrew Walton, Chief Sustainability Officer & Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Lloyds Banking Group, will open with a keynote on the growing role of carbon markets in accelerating the net-zero transition, before a panel explores how the market can scale investment into carbon removal and broader climate action.

• How can carbon markets mobilise investment into carbon removal while supporting corporate decarbonisation?
• What role do project developers, financiers, offtakers and policymakers play in unlocking investment and building market confidence?
• How can long-term demand and innovative financing structures help scale high-quality carbon removal?
• What market developments and partnerships are needed to strengthen the voluntary carbon market over the coming decade?

• How will the CRCF, EU ETS, Article 6 and public procurement programmes reshape carbon removal demand in Europe?
• Which carbon removal pathways are most likely to benefit from emerging compliance and quasi-compliance markets?
• What market signals do developers, investors and buyers need before committing capital at scale?
• At what point does policy move beyond ambition and begin creating predictable, bankable demand?

Enjoy a refreshment break while continuing discussions and making new connections.

Meet the investors and start-ups shaping the future of carbon removal in a series of focused, face-to-face conversations.

Applications are now closed. Didn’t get a chance to apply this time? Email delegates@unboundsummits.com to find out how you can get involved in future sessions.

• How have Nordic governments used procurement, subsidies and carbon pricing to accelerate carbon removal deployment?
• What lessons can Europe learn from early carbon removal projects and the development of transport and storage infrastructure across the region?
• Which policy mechanisms have been most effective at attracting private investment and commercial-scale project development?
• As the EU scales carbon removal, can the Nordic model provide a blueprint for building long-term demand and market confidence?