
In this episode of the Navigating Net Zero: In Focus mini-series on Developments in Climate Standards & Guidance, host Alexia Kelly is joined by longtime climate policy expert Kim Carnahan. Kim shares the story behind launching the Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance (SABA), which led to the Center for Green Market Activation (GMA) and informed the development of the new AIM Platform Standard and Guidance.Together, Alexia and Kim explore:Why Scope 3 accounting remains such a challengeHow buyer alliances and book-and-claim systems workThe launch of the new AIM Platform StandardWhy accounting rules are shaping the speed of climate actionThe balance between environmental integrity and scaling investmentA thoughtful conversation about the future of corporate decarbonization and the market infrastructure needed to reach net zero.
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