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UTOPIIC | E-Book
Exploring the Role of Offsets in a Changing Climate Landscape
The era of voluntary carbon markets is entering a decisive phase. As we move beyond 2025, questions around the credibility, transparency, and real-world impact of carbon offsets are mounting. With evolving global standards, regulatory scrutiny, and investor demand for climate integrity, businesses must reassess whether offsets still align with long-term net-zero ambitions.
This report dives deep into the post-2025 voluntary carbon market landscape, helping decision-makers evaluate when and how offsets can be part of a credible climate strategy. It explores evolving frameworks, due diligence requirements, and the shift toward high-integrity offsetting to support science-aligned decarbonization pathways.
What You’ll Learn:
• Trends shaping voluntary carbon markets post-2025
• The difference between low- and high-integrity offsets
• Best practices for offset procurement and due diligence
• How to align offsets with corporate net-zero targets
• Alternatives to offsets and integrating carbon removal strategies
• Case studies of organizations rethinking offsetting in practice
About the Research and Approach
Curated by UTOPIIC’s carbon strategy and policy experts, this report combines deep market insights, global best practices, and actionable frameworks. It’s designed for sustainability heads, CFOs, procurement teams, and anyone navigating the complexities of climate claims and offset credibility in today’s net-zero journey.
Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof admin • July 8, 2025 •
Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof admin • July 8, 2025 •
Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof Navigating the ESG Ecosystem: From Principles to Proof admin • July 8, 2025 •
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