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S & P Global Carbon Market Conference
November 6, 2023 - November 8, 2023
Following the success of the inaugural in 2022, the S & P Global Carbon Markets Conference returns in November 2023, offering the opportunity for the Carbon community to align views and form one voice in advance of COP 28.While nascent today, Carbon markets are projected to grow significantly over the next decade. To restore confidence and fulfil its potential as an important tool in the mission to achieve 2050 climate targets, this growth must be managed responsibly through credit standards and compliance regulations which function alongside an increasingly complex and scaling Carbon market infrastructure. As the market undergoes significant transition and with this renewed focus on integrity and quality initiatives, it has never been more important for Environment, Climate Change and Carbon Leaders to come together and review the market and policy developments.
Agenda
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November 6 – Supplementary Pre-Conference Training Course and GCM Conference Welcome Reception
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November 7 – Global Carbon Markets Conference, day 1 agenda
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November 8 – Global Carbon Markets Conference, day 2 agenda
Topics covered
• Preview what’s to come at COP 28 on Article 6 and the market implications to follow
• Examine the proliferation of national Carbon programs (markets or taxes) and connecting global trends
• Spotlighting emissions mitigation tech and contributions to net-zero goals
• Best practices for scaling nature based solutions, investing in natural capital and biodiversity
• Assess the role of ratings and agreed Carbon principles in achieving transparency in the voluntary Carbon market
• Explore market infrastructures and how to support the scaling up of the voluntary Carbon market
• Examine the proliferation of national Carbon programs (markets or taxes) and connecting global trends
• Spotlighting emissions mitigation tech and contributions to net-zero goals
• Best practices for scaling nature based solutions, investing in natural capital and biodiversity
• Assess the role of ratings and agreed Carbon principles in achieving transparency in the voluntary Carbon market
• Explore market infrastructures and how to support the scaling up of the voluntary Carbon market
View agenda and speakers and register HERE