Women in Carbon x AlliedOffsets

Yesterday AlliedOffsets sponsored the second Women in Carbon networking event. We are very grateful to be able to be part of this event and spend some quality face-to-face time with other women in the carbon industry, and what better way to do it than on a rooftop bar in London!

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Women in Carbon

Women in Carbon was officially started in March 2023 with a panel event “Unlocking the carbon market: Its players and opportunities” which showcased the exceptional work of female leaders who have made significant contributions to the carbon industry.. It is an initiative that is designed to empower and amplify the voices of women in the carbon industry by fostering collaboration and connection. The initiative seeks to provide a safe and supportive environment for women in the carbon industry to share their stories, experiences and perspectives in the industry. This month, the initiative is also expanding overseas with the launch of WiC’s North American chapter.

To learn more about WiC, please visit their page here.

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We feel very thankful to work with such an amazing organisation like Women in Carbon, and for being able to meet lots of women who are doing such great work in the industry.

On that note, we would like to say thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday and we look forward to more events in the coming months and years!



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