Changes to Carbon Neutrality
The landscape for carbon neutrality claims has fundamentally changed. With PAS 2060 now withdrawn and the release of ISO14068, organisations face a much stricter and clearer benchmark for what credible carbon neutral claims actually mean. These changes raise expectations around real emissions reductions, full-scope accounting, and the responsible use of high quality offsets, signalling a step‑change in scrutiny and standards.
To help companies navigate this shift, we have pulled together a short overview explaining what’s changed, why it matters, and what organisations should consider when making carbon neutral claims today.
If you want support aligning your carbon neutrality claims with ISO14068, from Scope 1, 2 and 3 accounting through to reduction plans and offset strategy, please get in touch. 💡
