NextBillion - A WDI Publication

As more companies turn to bio-based materials, fuels, and engineered removals, biogenic carbon accounting is becoming a high-stakes issue. It doesn’t just influence sustainability reports—it determines whether your product can be labeled “low carbon,” whether your carbon removal strategy qualifies for financing, and whether your emissions disclosures will hold up under investor and regulatory pressure. As clean technologies increasingly depend on biological sources—like bio-based fuels, materials, and engineered removals—understanding how biogenic carbon is tracked, timed, and valued is becoming a core business issue.

In this webinar, Boundless will unpack the technical and strategic challenges of biogenic carbon accounting. We’ll explore how different assumptions around system boundaries, timing of emissions and removals, land use change, and permanence affect what companies can claim—and what scrutiny they’ll face. You’ll gain clarity on how these variables show up in Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), product labeling, and Scope 3 reporting.

This session is designed for cleantech companies, biomanufacturing innovators, and climate-forward investors who want to strengthen their climate narratives and avoid reputational or compliance risk. We’ll share how Boundless navigates these issues in real assessments, helping companies ensure that their carbon claims are not only defensible—but stand out.

Time: 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM EDT

This 1-hour conversation hosted by Sunflower Communications is designed to be candid, interactive, and grounded in the real challenges we’re all facing. Expect a mix of lived experiences, open prompts, and group discussion.

We’ll explore three key themes:

Burnout: How do we protect energy and morale when the work doesn’t slow down?

Capacity: What does “enough” look like when resources are shrinking?

Purpose: How do we keep teams connected to the mission when survival mode takes over?

You’ll leave with shared language, fresh strategies, and a space to connect with peers who understand what it means to lead under pressure.