A LinkedIn post from Patch highlights an upcoming closed-door workshop, Rebalance in Action, scheduled for June 24 during London Climate Action Week. The post suggests the event is aimed at sustainability leaders responsible for executing corporate climate commitments and focuses on practical issues in carbon programs.
According to the post, the workshop will cover topics such as sustainable aviation fuel claims, accounting treatment for RECs and EACs, and pricing and scrutiny of carbon credits and removals. Speakers are described as practitioners from large enterprises including Google and Siemens Energy, indicating an emphasis on peer-to-peer learning and real-case problem solving.
The post positions Rebalance in Action as either a complement to a broader Rebalance event on June 22 or a standalone session, with participation subject to an application process. For investors, this programming may signal Patch’s strategy to deepen engagement with corporate sustainability teams, potentially reinforcing its role as an infrastructure or solutions provider in the voluntary carbon and energy attribute markets.
If effective, such workshops could help Patch strengthen relationships with large enterprise clients, refine its understanding of buyer pain points, and influence emerging norms around climate-related accounting and claims. This may support longer-term revenue opportunities in advisory, software, or marketplace services tied to carbon credits, removals, and related instruments, although the post does not provide direct financial or customer metrics.