In Conversation with SBTi: Discussing the Net-Zero Standard Revision

BSR Members Only

Date and Time

December 10, 2024
11:00 am-12:00 pm EST

Location

Webinar

Join BSR and SBTi to have an early look at the Corporate Net-Zero Standard Revision (CNZS). During the webinar, we will dig into why the Standard is being revised, the objectives for the revision, the expected development process and timeline, including key opportunities to provide feedback in 2025. We will wrap the webinar with a facilitated Q&A, a great opportunity for our BSR members to ask questions. Participants will come away with a clear understanding of the SBTi's CNZS revision and be better prepared to participate in the first draft's public consultation in early 2025. 

Ahead of the webinar, explore the following resources to familiarize yourself with the current Net-Zero Standard and the key documents informing the revision process: 

• Current Corporate Net Zero Standard (V1.2)
• Terms of Reference for the Corporate Net-Zero Standard revision
• Scope 3 Paper

Scheduled Speakers

• Diana Farmer, North American Regional Lead, SBTi
• Alice Farrelly, Senior Analyst, Net-Zero, SBTi
• Nina Hatch, Associate Director, Energy, Extractives, Transport, and Industrials, BSR
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Nina Hatch
Associate Director, Energy, Extractives, Transport, and Industrials, BSR
New York
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Nina works with BSR member companies across industries, on climate topics such as climate scenarios, TCFD, and decarbonization and net zero transformation.
Nina also works with companies across industries on developing robust sustainability strategies and conducting materiality assessments, among other topics.
Prior to joining BSR, Nina worked with a mission-driven consumer products company that makes menstrual products for women. There, she helped to create a long-term strategy to establish its leadership in sustainability, social impact, and health. In her early career, Nina worked at an environmental health advocacy firm in Maine and collaborated with industry leaders to remove harmful chemicals from food products. She also worked at a landscape architecture firm, promoting climate resilience through parks in New York City. 
Nina holds a Master of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health Sciences from the Yale School of Public Health, and a B.A. in Environmental Policy from Colby College.
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