Conference Program 2013
 

The Roadmap to Global Carbon & Energy Markets

Your opportunity to gain exclusive exposure and insights into national situation reports, updates on policies complementary to trading, interfaces between trading and other international policies and developments, and aspects of the trading and climate change agendas that need to be developed or re-thought.

Gather and keep updated on current issues and trends, the shifting focus on the world's engagement with climate change through pricing and market mechanisms, on the efforts of governments around the world and how these fit into the global climate change agenda - as the market gets more mature, fragmented and essentially, more complex.

 

Within a 3 days program comprehensively grouped into three streams, featuring over 220 speakers in 9 plenaries and 27 workshops, find below an initial overview of what will be in store for you:

The Future of Global Carbon Trading - The Dearth of Demand and the Implications of that for Cost Effective Mitigation Effert.

A Global Carbon Merkat - Funding a Low Carbon and Energy Secure Future

The Era of Regional Carbon Markets - Informing National Policy and Driving International Policy

Reforming the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme

Latest Developments in Emerging Emissions Trading Programs in China, South Korea, California, Australia, Quebec

EU Carbon and Energy Prices amid Sluggish Economic Growth

The Creation of Global Carbon-Pricing Mechanisms

Voluntary Co2 Offset  Prices - Wanting More than Mere Emission Cuts from Investments

Financing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs)

Energy Efficiency and Low Carbon investments

The Voluntary Carbon Market & REDD

Reducing Risks Associated with Policy Uncertainty

The Viability of NEW Market Mechanisms

CDM Issues and PoAs

The Future of Kyoto "Filling the Gaps"

Aviation and Shipping - EU ETS Compliance and Prospects for a Global Scheme

What is the Role of Carbon Capture & Storage in the New Energy Future

The Oil & Gas Industry - Finding Effective Solutions

*Subject to change