An introduction to carbon credits

Understanding what they are, how to utilize them, and ensuring their quality

On-demand webinar

In this webinar, discover the distinction between carbon allowances and offsetting, explore the variety of carbon credits available, their recommended applications, and learn how to safeguard your reputation by ensuring the quality of the credits you purchase.

Join our experts, Matthias Beer and Laurent Tognazzi, to gain deeper insights into carbon credits and their handling in the industry.

Agenda

  • Exploring the fundamentals of carbon credits and associated controversies
  • Types of carbon credits and their pricing
  • The application of carbon credits and future perspectives
  • How Siemens ensures the quality of their carbon credits
  • Questions and answers

Benefits

  • Learn what carbon credits are
  • Learn how to utilize carbon credits

Speakers

Laurent Tognazzi - Head of Sustainability Solutions
Laurent Tognazzi is the Head of Sustainability Solutions for Siemens Electrification & Automation, where his role notably involves improving the sustainability footprint of Siemens customers with its electrification and automation portfolio . Before this role, he had several positions in Siemens including the global lead for its data centers business for 7 years. Laurent also spent over 13 years in Asia working for a regional EPC before joining Siemens. Laurent is an electrical engineer, with an MBA in international commerce.
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Matthias Beer - Head of Climate and ESG Disclosure
In the Siemens sustainability team, Matthias Beer is responsible for the topics climate and sustainability reporting. He has been working in the field of corporate sustainability for more than 15 years. He has years of experience in the field of sustainable finance with various asset managers and as a consultant with EY. He holds an MSc degree in International Relations as well as a BSc degree in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics and Political Sciences.
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