Ashurst's Johnston chats with Climate Impact Partners' CFO ShanMae Teo about voluntary carbon markets and how businesses can purchase credits from carbon projects that align with their goals and values. And opportunities for companies to finance the development of new high-impact projects.

In an unflinching discussion, Lorraine and ShanMae dissect media scepticism of carbon offsetting and consider the evidence that pricing carbon really can drive positive change. From the discussion, it's clear that not all carbon credits are created equally. Quality matters, says ShanMae: "With our enhanced quality assurance process, we really want to make sure that the projects that we're supporting are delivering that impact from an environmental and community standpoint."

It's an episode packed with inspiring examples of carbon-cutting projects worldwide that are making deep and lasting impacts for the better. Along the way, ShaneMae shares insights on finance, metrics, infrastructure, and the future of voluntary carbon markets.

Listen to more episodes in the Game Changers mini-series – featuring an array of thought-provoking guests – by subscribing to ESG Matters @ Ashurst on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow this link to listen to the Climate Impact Partners podcast.

Ashurst's Johnston chats with <a href="https://www.climateimpact.com/">Climate Impact Partners'</a> CFO <a href="https://www.climateimpact.com/news-insights/news/climate-impact-partners-announces-new-chief-financial-officer/">ShanMae Teo</a> about voluntary carbon markets and how businesses can purchase credits from carbon projects that align with their goals and values. And opportunities for companies to finance the development of new high-impact projects.
In an unflinching discussion, Lorraine and ShanMae dissect media scepticism of carbon offsetting and consider the evidence that pricing carbon really can drive positive change. From the discussion, it's clear that not all carbon credits are created equally. Quality matters, says ShanMae: "With our enhanced quality assurance process, we really want to make sure that the projects that we're supporting are delivering that impact from an environmental and community standpoint."
It's an episode packed with inspiring examples of carbon-cutting projects worldwide that are making deep and lasting impacts for the better. Along the way, ShaneMae shares insights on finance, metrics, infrastructure, and the future of voluntary carbon markets.
Listen to more episodes in the <a href="https://www.ashurst.com/en/podcasts/game-changers-and-transition-makers/">Game Changers</a> mini-series – featuring an array of thought-provoking guests – by subscribing to ESG Matters @ Ashurst on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow this link to listen to the <a href="https://www.climateimpact.com/news-insights/podcast/">Climate Impact Partners podcast</a>.

Sustainability is an issue that affects us all, but how can we take steps to provoke meaningful change and make a lasting impact on environmental, social and governance issues across the globe? We explore the intersection of business value with business values for a more prosperous and sustainable future.

Sustainability is an issue that affects us all, but how can we take steps to provoke meaningful change and make a lasting impact on environmental, social and governance issues across the globe? We explore the intersection of business value with business values for a more prosperous and sustainable future.

Join us for our first podcast series, ESG Matters @ Ashurst as we go searching for answers and providing practical advice to help you address the challenges facing your organisation.

ESG Matters @ Ashurst Podcast

ESG Matters @ Ashurst

For businesses chasing emissions targets, not all carbon credits are created equally. In this episode, we learn how Climate Impact Partners sources and develops genuinely powerful carbon credits with a fully robust governance framework.

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