Net Zero and Decarbonisation
Explore what net zero means in practice and the approaches organisations can take to reduce emissions. Build your understanding of credible targets, carbon footprinting, renewable energy, carbon dioxide removal and transport decarbonisation.
Build deep knowledge foundations
Gain the skills to be a high achiever
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At a glance
Pathways
5
CPD Credits
6
Learning Hours
5
Expert Presenters
12
English
subtitles English
Level
Foundational
Education conditions
100% Online
Certificate type
Shareable Certificate
About this Program
Explore the challenge of achieving net zero and the practical steps organisations can take to reduce emissions and support the transition to a low-carbon economy. Build your understanding of how net zero has evolved, what makes climate commitments credible and how science-based targets can guide meaningful emissions reductions. Across five pathways, discover how organisations can measure their carbon footprints, understand Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and develop decarbonisation strategies. Explore the changing global energy mix and the role of renewable technologies, alongside carbon dioxide removal approaches and the challenge of decarbonising maritime transport.
What you will learn
Understand net zero and credible climate targets
Explore science-based targets and emissions reduction
Understand carbon footprints and Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
Explore renewable energy and the changing energy mix
Understand carbon dioxide removal approaches
Identify practical approaches to achieving net zero
Who is this for?
This course is for anyone who wants to build a practical understanding of net zero and decarbonisation. It is particularly relevant for colleagues working in sustainability, climate, energy, finance, investment, strategy, risk and operations, as well as anyone involved in emissions reduction or transition planning.