What changes for your business?

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The rules for carbon accounting and carbon targets are changing fundamentally. Between 2026 and 2028, several standards are being revised or coming into force. For land emissions, new rules already apply from 1 January 2027.

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What does this mean for your organisation? Four questions help you determine which changes are relevant to you:

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1. Do you calculate your carbon footprint, or have it calculated for you?
2. Do you work with agricultural commodities or biofuels, or does your business own or manage land?
3. Are you planning to set SBTi targets over the coming years?
4. Are you active in the food, retail or paper sector, or do FLAG emissions account for 20% or more of your carbon footprint?

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Our briefing on the new carbon landscape helps you turn the answers into concrete action.

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About the briefing

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In ‘New carbon rules: what changes for your business?’, we discuss the key changes across four tracks:

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1. the GHG Protocol/ISO;
2. the Land Sector and Removals Standard;
3. the Corporate Net-Zero Standard (CNZS) of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi);
4. the Forest, Land and Agriculture Guidance (FLAG) of the SBTi.

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You will get a clear overview of:

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• what is changing in your carbon accounting and carbon targets;
• when the new rules take effect;
• what action you can already take now.

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Who is it for?

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This briefing is primarily intended for sustainability managers and other professionals involved in carbon accounting, climate targets, reporting or supply-chain data, who want to find out quickly which changes are relevant to their organisation.