Event series overview:
The development and communication of robust private sector transition plans is an important area of corporate climate practice. CMI’s new Net Zero transition planning education program introduces key concepts for organisations seeking to understand the role of net zero transition planning in private sector climate leadership. Although sometimes called climate transition action plans, net zero plans or sustainability plans, a transition plan details an organisation’s journey towards net zero emissions. Australia’s climate-related financial disclosure regime requires covered entities to disclose any climate-related transition plan the entity has. International frameworks are also maturing and converging on the expectation for organisations to have credible transition plans that address strategy, targets and pathways, action, and governance. Through a three-part online webinar series, this program will help you meet these growing expectations by introducing the key inclusions for credible transition plans, how to engage with carbon markets in net zero transition and how organisations can use a transition plan to inform broader company strategy and risk.
Sessions and recordings below:
- Transition planning in context, Wednesday 9 April 2025
Join leading voices in corporate climate strategy — Jacques Morris, Francesco Pedroni, Kurt Winter, Kelly Smith, and Alison Dilger — as they explore what credible net zero transition planning looks like in today’s fast-evolving regulatory and corporate landscape. This session covers: Core elements of a transition plan, the relationship between transition planning and mandatory climate-related financial disclosure, how transition planning can inform business strategy, governance, and risk management and whether you’re just starting out or seeking to strengthen your organisation’s climate response, this session will give you the insights and frameworks to build a credible, future-focused plan.
2. Starting your net zero journey, Friday 16 May 2025
3. Engaging with carbon markets in net zero transition, Friday 23 May 2025
