APAC & EMEA Edition | September 10th 2026 | 4:00 PM (SGT)
SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 introduces a clearer role for market instruments, including those based on book-and-claim models, in helping companies implement their climate targets. This represents an important development for companies looking to address emissions associated with business travel and air freight. It creates a potential pathway for SAF certificates (SAFc) to support Scope 3 target implementation, subject to SBTi’s implementation hierarchy, integrity criteria and reporting requirements. But what does this mean in practice? Can companies use SAFc towards their SBTi targets? How should SAFc purchases be accounted for and reported? And what claims can companies credibly make? Join STX Group’s market and advisory experts as they unpack the new framework and discuss its implications for corporate SAF strategies.
