About
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Date
15 - 15 Sep 2026
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Time
8:30am - 1:30pm
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Location
15 September in Melbourne (Norton Rose Fulbright Office) or Online via ZOOM
Date
15 - 15 Sep 2026
Time
8:30am - 1:30pm
Location
15 September in Melbourne (Norton Rose Fulbright Office) or Online via ZOOM
The British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Carbon Market Institute (CMI) are partnering to deliver a practical, hybrid masterclass focused on credible Net Zero action.
This half‑day workshop-style masterclass equips participants with the confidence, language, and frameworks to plan and communicate their Net Zero pathways.
Grounded in global standards and Australian market insight, the session focuses on how to communicate and govern carbon and net zero ambitions.
Participants can attend in-person or join online via Zoom.
Why attend
Expectations regarding Net Zero commitments are accelerating, and organisations face challenges when operationalising net zero plans, assessing Scope 3 emissions, and aligning these commitments, plans, and claims in practice. Reliable and accurate Net Zero plans based on recognized frameworks can acts as a risk management tool.
Carbon markets are essential in expediting transition. Organisations are expected to demonstrate clear mitigation pathways and credible use of carbon markets as part of their net zero ambitions.
This masterclass helps building clarity and confidence in how Net Zero and carbon markets fit together under current expectations.
What you’ll take away
By participating, you’ll be able to:
You’ll also leave with practical tools you can apply immediately; supporting clearer governance, stronger alignment, and more defensible communication.
Join peers to build confidence in Net Zero decision‑making, reduce greenwashing risk, and align commitments with action.
In-Person CMI Members – $500 + gst
In-Person Non-Members – $550 + gst
Online via Zoom – $125 + gst
Registrations open and morning tea served
CMI & BSI Masterclass (Delivered In-person or Online)
Luis Filardi
Kelly Smith
Welcome and Introductions
Global Context – What is Net Zero & Why it matters
Greenhouse Gas Accounting
Morning Tea Break
Five Broad Steps to Greenhouse Gas Accounting
Net Zero Aligned Transition Planning
Net Zero Targets and Pathways
Review and Summary