Driving clarity in carbon markets to unlock its potential

In 2024, carbon markets are coming of age, and this year’s Global Carbon Markets Conference promises to be nothing short of transformative. As the landscape rapidly evolves with groundbreaking initiatives centered on integrity and quality, this is your chance to stay ahead. Although nascent, the carbon market is poised for exponential growth in the coming years. But with this growth comes uncertainty—new risks, new opportunities, and a pressing need for up-to-the-minute knowledge. For market participants in the carbon markets, this is the place to be post-COP and get the answers you need.

Key themes
Conference Day 1

• Predict when demand for CORSIA credits will increase and assess whether there will be sufficient credits with a CORSIA-approved tag
• Review CBAM’s position as a cornerstone of global carbon pricing mechanisms
• Explore how countries are implementing Article 6 and establishing national carbon regulations to mitigate political risks
• Examine the integration of removals in compliance markets and the implications for price signals in Emissions Trading Systems (ETS)

Conference Day 2

• Analyze the interaction between various frameworks in carbon markets to determine if they sufficiently support market scalability
• Investigate the quality thresholds for carbon credits required under ICVCM’s CCP label
• Evaluate the treatment of carbon as a financial instrument from the perspective of collateral and risk
• Consider the signals needed in carbon markets to stimulate demand and incentivize offsetting along with insetting


Who attends?

THIS EVENT STARTS IN

December 2 - Supplementary Pre-Conference Training Course
    • 8:00 Registration and networking
    • 8:30 Supplementary pre-conference training course begins
    • 12:00 Networking lunch
    • 17:00 Supplementary pre-conference training course ends
    • For further information on the supplementary pre-conference training course, please click here.

December 3 - Global Carbon Markets Conference, day 1 agenda
    • 08:30 Registration and networking breakfast
    • 09:00 Chair’s welcoming remarks
      Simon thorne, Head of Global Carbon and Scenarios, S&P Global commodity Insights
    • Opening: Scaling carbon markets with integrity: The rise of regulation and rules
    • 9:15 Keynote opening: COP29 outcome: A turning point for carbon markets
      • Explore the new rules agreed upon under Article 6.4 from COP 29
      • Gain insights into the deal forged to create a new structure for a global carbon market
      Dexter Lee, Head of Carbon Markets Negotiations, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, UK
    • 9:35 Unlock potential: Can regulation drive scale and responsible growth in carbon markets?
      • Reviewing the current landscape: Assessing if carbon markets are ready for regulatory frameworks
      • Future outlook: Exploring whether regulation will drive expansion or create limitations
      • Strategic focus: Understanding how regulation can steer investment and help carbon markets achieve their full potential
      Peter Werner, Senior Counsel, ISDA
    • Article 6 engagement and development on a country and project development level
    • 09:55 Interview: Insights on Article 6 engagement and implementation from leading nations
      • Unveiling progress and active buyers engaging in bi-lateral agreements in carbon markets
      • Country engagement Exploring strategies, successes, and challenges in implementing Article 6
      • Analyzing progress in achieving alignment with Article 6 developments
      Moderator: Jonty Rushforth, Head of Environmental Solutions, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 10:25 Fireside chat: Safeguarding success: Strategies for developing and delivering Article 6 projects amid risks
      • Ensuring success by integrating governments at the core of Article 6 projects
      • Understanding the relevance of an LOA and the necessity of securing a CA
      • Developing contingency plans to safeguard against the revocation of a CA
      • Strategies to de-risk investments and secure insurance against political risks
      Euan McDougall, Group Chief Operating Officer, DelAgua
      Chris Slater, Founder and CEO, Oka, The Carbon Insurance Company
      Moderator: Gurvinder Bains, Director, Environmental Markets, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 10:55 Networking & refreshment break
    • 11:35 Panel: Aligning for impact: Navigating political risks and national regulations in the carbon markets
      • Review evolving national regulations shaping carbon markets
      • Strategies for managing risks in countries without a CA
      • Assessing opportunities and risks in countries offering LOAs
      • Article 6.2 outlook: Forecasting commitments and developments under Article 6.2
      Syeda Hadika Jamshaid, Carbon Markets and NDCs Advisor, Pakistan
      Suraj Vanniarachchy, Vice President, Global Carbon, Macquarie
      Daniel Akwetey Lamptey, Principal Programme Officer, Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana
      Moderator: Eklavya Gupte, Editorial Lead, EMEA Energy News, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • Global carbon pricing: Progress and opportunities
    • 12:05 Ensuring long term price signals in ETS and managing removals’ price volatility
      • Challenges of long-term price signals in ETS
      • Managing price volatility in carbon removals
      Coralie Laurencin, Research and Analysis Director, S&P Global commodity Insights
    • 12:30 Impact of carbon mechanisms and regulation on shipping lines
      • Inclusion of EU ETS in shipping
      • Understanding your ships’ FuelEU exposure
      Serra Tükel, Maritime Group Sustainability Director, Arkas Line
      Dionysus Tsilioris, Research Analyst, URSA Shipbrokers
      Moderator: Cresida Rodrigues, Senior Pricing Specialist, EMEA Shipping, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 13:00 Networking lunch
    • 14:20 Panel: Global carbon pricing developments
      • Exploring emerging carbon markets and innovative carbon mechanisms
      • Setting the right price to reach net-zero
      • Insights on carbon markets in Asia
      Joko Prihatno, Director General of Climate Change, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Indonesia
      Rodrigo Bezerra Head of Upstream, Global Emissions, Hartree Partners
      Hüseyin Ayaz, Climate Change Expert, Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change, Turkey
      Moderator: Agamoni Ghosh, Global Compliance Carbon Pricing Strategic Lead, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • Impact of CBAM and other carbon mechanisms: ETS and CORSIA
    • 14:50 Fireside chat: Navigating CBAM’s impact on the fertilizer and steel industries
      • Analyzing how CBAM reporting is shaping management strategies across major industries
      • Assessing whether the Global South has the financial capacity to comply with CBAM regulations
      Hesham Yehia, Sustainability Director, Fertiglobe
      Robin Pedroza, Head of Sustainability Transformation, thyssenkrupp Materials Services
      Moderator: Roman Kramarchuk, Head, Climate Markets and Policy, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 15:20 Panel: Examining CORSIA supply dynamics and implications for airlines
      • Strategies for airlines to achieve transparency in acquiring CORSIA credits
      • Assessing whether introducing penalties could increase carbon credit prices and affect market behaviour
      • The critical need to develop CORSIA credits now to secure a stable future supply
      • How the aviation industry can use carbon offsets as a stopgap until sustainable aviation fuel becomes cost-competitive
      Sean Newsum, Managing Director for Environment, Airlines for America
      Michael Evans, Group Sustainability Insights Manager, International Airlines Group
      Kevin Hogan, Advisor to President, Guyana Government
      Michael Strachan, Aviation Finance Advisor, Bahamas Aviation
      Moderator: Dana Agrotti, Carbon Market Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 16:00 Panel: Exploring the intersection of compliance and voluntary with removals as a case study
      • Examining the necessity of VCM in conjunction with Article 6 mechanisms
      • Understanding the European Commission’s directive on carbon removal projects and its effects on integrating removals into compliance markets
      Mathilde Mignot, Director of Nature-based Solutions, Ecoact
      Andrea Bonzanni, Director, International Policy, IETA
      Antti Vihavainen, CEO, Puro.Earth
      Moderator: Agamoni Ghosh, Global Compliance Carbon Pricing Strategic Lead, S&P Global Commodity Insights
      Antti Vihavainen, CEO, Puro.Earth
    • 16:30 Chair's closing remarks
      Simon thorne, Head of Global Carbon and Scenarios, S&P Global commodity Insights
    • 16:45 Networking drinks reception
December 4 - Global Carbon Markets Conference, day 2 agenda
    • 08:00 Networking breakfast
    • 08:30 Two breakfast workshops (Please select one of the following)
      •  Interactive showcase one: Carbon removals projects: Designing for Quality and Scale –Opportunities and Challenges Across Climate Solutions
      Reg Manhas, CEO, Lapis Energy
      Gianni Spinelli, Director of Origination, Elimini
      Alicia Robbins, VP Portfolio Analytics and Business Development, Weyerhaeuser
      Luke Hawbaker, Director of Offtake, Carbon Direct
      Moderator: Paul Hossain, Vice President of Natural Resources and Climate Solutions, Weyerhaeuser
      •  Interactive showcase two: Carbon avoidance projects (nature, household devices and industrial pollutant projects)
    • 09:30 Day two opening remarks
      Patricia Jimena Guzman Cabello, Head of the Mother Earth and Indigenous Peoples Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bolivia
    • Quality, accountability, and offsets: Why buy credits today?
    • 09:45 Keynote presentation: Clarifying CCP labels and connecting with global frameworks in carbon markets
      • Defining CCP labels and their role in ensuring carbon credit quality
      • How CCP labels connect with and complement other significant frameworks
      • Highlighting the synergies and differences across standards by ICVCM, VCMI and SBTI
      Pedro Barata, Co-Chair, ICVCM
    • 10:05 Panel: Criteria for high-quality carbon credits
      • What makes a carbon credit high-quality under current frameworks?
      • Article 6 tagged credits: Are they the gold standard in the market?
      Alicia Robbins, Vice President of Portfolio Analytics and Business Development, Weyerhaeuser
      Kaja Voss, COO & Co-founder, Inherit Carbon Solutions
    • 10:35 Voluntary carbon market growth and outlook
      • Trends driving the expansion of voluntary carbon market
      • Key factors fueling its continued growth and success
      Moderator: Dana Agrotti, Carbon Market Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 10:50 Panel: Driving demand and incentives in carbon markets: The role of SBTI, carbon neutrality claims and business cases
      • Analyze the key factors driving the demand for carbon offsets and incentives
      • Building a business case beyond claims: Do co-benefits and environmental attribute provide justification?
      • Value chain mitigation: Using offsets to manage Scope 3 emissions
      • Evaluate how frameworks like CORSIA and SBTi are shaping opportunities and driving growth in the carbon markets
      Raffaella Infanti, Engagement Manager, VCMI
      Marlena Grossmann, Lead Voluntary Carbon Markets, Equinor
      Jerome Beilin, CEO and Co-Founder, Removall Carbon
      Moderator: Dana Agrotti, Carbon Market Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 11:20 Networking & refreshment break
    • Building the future of carbon markets: Ensuring bankability, infrastructure and risk management
    • 12:00 Panel: Making carbon a bankable asset: Collateral requirements, providing insurance, asset classification and risk allocation
      • Assess the collateral required to support carbon credits and its impact on financial institutions and investors
      • Discuss whether carbon credits should be categorized as tangible assets or financial securities and the implications for market treatment
      • Risk allocation in carbon credit transactions: How risks are managed and distributed among stakeholders
      Tommy Ricketts, CEO, BeZero
      Olivia Albrecht, CEO and Founder, Artemeter
      Marieke Franssen, Managing Director, Head of Commodity Carry Solutions, Natixis
    • 12:30 Panel: Carbon market formation and effective infrastructure for transacting on carbon
      • The importance of harmonizing emissions accounting across the supply chain to enable the market to incorporate carbon into business decisions
      • The role of carbon registries to create trust, transparency, and interoperability across organizations and markets
      • An industry perspective: how legal, financial, and regulatory systems can fill gaps in existing carbon accounting and trading frameworks
      Apostolos Siskos, Co-Founder, Envirometrics
      Jerome Rouphael,Commodities Institutional Sales and Structuring, JP Morgan
      Moderator: Max Mucenic, Emissions Insight Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 13:00 Networking lunch
    • Perspectives from the buyers and users of carbon projects
    • 14:20 Fireside chat: Community engagement in project development: Financing benefits and best practices
      • Examine the role of community involvement in ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of carbon projects
      • Discuss how local communities can gain direct financial benefits from carbon project investments and development
      Megan Bomba, Director of Monitoring & Engagement, Catona
      Vincent Mainga, Country Director of Kenya Programs, Trees for the Future
      Linda Rivera Macedo, SDGs and Safeguards Director, Calyx Global
    • 14:50 Panel: Understanding end-buyer decision-making: Incentives, offset claims, and local procurement strategies
      • Analyze the key factors driving end-buyers' decisions when purchasing carbon credits
      • Explore the incentives that encourage buyer participation in carbon markets
      • Address the challenges in ensuring carbon credits are credible and align with company objectives
      • Examine the trend towards procuring local credits to eliminate emissions matching your carbon footprint geographically
      Michael Batstone, Global Climate Strategy Manager, IFS
      Kevin Agnew, Head of Environment, Relx
    • 15:20 Spotlight interview: Origins and objectives of carbon buyer coalitions
      • Uncover the primary goals and purposes driving the formation of carbon buyer coalitions
      • Explore the origins of these coalitions and the specific challenges they aim to address
      • Discuss the benefits of participating in these coalitions for companies, including how membership supports their broader sustainability goals and strategic direction
      Megan Kemp, Head of CDR, NextGen
      Moderator: Eklavya Gupte, Editorial Lead, EMEA Energy News, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    • 15:40 Advancing the next generation of carbon projects
      • Identify key areas for improvement in voluntary carbon markets
      • Explore how emerging technologies and digital tools can enhance the effectiveness of carbon projects
      • Defining the next generation of carbon projects
      • Overcome criticisms of carbon credits and building greater trust and credibility in the market
      Marco Bressan, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Cambiuth.Earth
      Naomi Swickard, Senior Director, REDD+ Program Development and Innovation, VERRA
      Luke Howard, Technical Coordinator, Plan Vivo Foundation
    • 16:10 Chair’s closing remarks
    • 16:20 End of Conference

30%

Project Developers

30%

Traders

20%

End-buyers

10%

Ratings & Certifiers

5%

Policy Developers

Speakers


Sean Newsum.jpgSean Newsum,
Managing Director for Environment, Airlines for America
Serra Tukel.jpgSerra Tükel,
Maritime Group Sustainability Director, Arkas Line

TommyTommy Ricketts,
CEO, BeZero
LindaLinda Rivera Macedo,
SDGs and Safeguards Director, Calyx Global
MarcoMarco Bressan,
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Cambiuth.Earth
MeganMegan Bomba,
Director of Monitoring & Engagement, Catona
Euan McDougallEuan McDougall,
Group Chief Operating Officer, DelAgua
Dexter LeeDexter Lee,
Head of Carbon Markets Negotiations, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, UK
Mathilde MignotMathilde Mignot,
Director of Nature-based Solutions, Ecoact
ApostolosApostolos Siskos,
Co-Founder, Envirometrics
DanielDaniel Akwetey Lamptey,
Principal Programme Officer, Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana
Marlena GrossmannMarlena Grossmann,
Lead Voluntary Carbon Markets, Equinor
Hesham Yehia.pngHesham Yehia,
Sustainability Director, Fertiglobe
KevinKevin Hogan,
Advisor to President, Guyana Government
Pedro Martins Barata.pngPedro Barata,
Co-Chair, ICVCM
Andrea BonzanniAndrea Bonzanni,
Director, International Policy, IETA
Michael BatstoneMichael Batstone,
Global Climate Strategy Manager, IFS
KajaKaja Voss,
COO & Co-founder, Inherit Carbon Solutions
Michael EvansMichael Evans,
Group Sustainability Insights Manager, International Airlines Group
Peter WernerPeter Werner,
Senior Counsel, ISDA
JeromeJerome Rouphael,
Commodities Institutional Sales and Structuring, JP Morgan
RegReg Manhas,
CEO, Lapis Energy
SurajSuraj Vanniarachchy,
Vice President, Global Carbon, Macquarie
SyedaSyeda Hadika Jamshaid,
Carbon Markets and NDCs Advisor, Pakistan
Luke HowardLuke Howard,
Technical Coordinator, Plan Vivo Foundation
Patricia Jimena Guzman Cabello.pngPatricia Jimena Guzman Cabello,
Head of the Mother Earth and Indigenous Peoples Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bolivia
Marieke FranssenMarieke Franssen,
Managing Director, Head of Commodity Carry Solutions, Natixis
Megan KempMegan Kemp,
Head of CDR, NextGen
Chris SlaterChris Slater,
Founder and CEO, Oka, The Carbon Insurance Company
Kevin AgnewKevin Agnew,
Head of Environment, Relx
JeromeJerome Beilin,
CEO and Co-Founder, Removall Carbon
RobinRobin Pedroza,
Head of Sustainability Transformation, thyssenkrupp Materials Services
VincentVincent Mainga,
Country Director of Kenya Programs, Trees for the Future
Dionysios TsiliorisDionysus Tsilioris,
Research Analyst, URSA Shipbrokers
Raffaelle InfantiRaffaella Infanti,
Engagement Manager, VCMI
NaomiNaomi Swickard,
Senior Director, REDD+ Program Development and Innovation, VERRA
PaulPaul Hossain,
Vice President of Natural Resources and Climate Solutions, Weyerhaeuser
Alicia RobbinsAlicia Robbins,
VP Portfolio Analytics and Business Development, Weyerhaeuser
DanaDana Agrotti,
Carbon Market Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights
Eklavya Gupte 100x100.pngEklavya Gupte,
Editorial Lead, EMEA Energy News, S&P Global Commodity Insights
Coralie Laurencin.jpgCoralie Laurencin,
Research and Analysis Director, S&P Global Commodity Insights
Cresida RodriguesCresida Rodrigues,
Senior Pricing Specialist, EMEA Shipping, S&P Global Commodity Insights
JontyJonty Rushforth,
Head of Environmental Solutions, S&P Global Commodity Insights
AgamoniAgamoni Ghosh,
Global Compliance Carbon Pricing Strategic Lead, S&P Global Commodity Insights
MaxMax Mucenic,
Emissions Insight Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights

2024 Sponsors


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Be Zero new
Verra
Bee
Bee - partner
Verra
ION
Ecoact
Calyx
Inherit
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Natixis
Catona
AgCoTech
Bahamas

Become a sponsor for 2024

Elevate your brand at the Global Carbon Markets Conference. Sponsoring the Global Carbon Markets Conference offers unparalleled opportunities to position your brand at the forefront of the global sustainability movement. Engage with industry leaders, policy makers, and innovators as we shape the future of carbon markets. Showcase your dedication to a sustainable future, enhance your corporate image, gain exclusive insights and enhance your corporate reputation. Join us in driving the transition to a low-carbon economy. Secure your sponsorship today!

Demonstrate your strengths, raise your company profile, and maximize your ROI as we bring key industry players and decision-makers to you. At the S&P Global Carbon Markets Conference, each sponsor has the opportunity to showcase their products and services and distinguish themselves from the competition. We offer a full range of opportunities and packages, and can even tailor solutions to suit your needs. 

Contact us to start a conversation about your goals and how you can lead the pack as an event sponsor: Irina Bondareva, Commercial Partnerships at [email protected] 
Tel: +44 7976 684 617

You can also download our event brochure here.

Pricing


Early Bird Rate
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$2,095    
Conference pass & training course combined
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Rates are in USD and are not inclusive of local taxes or VAT. EMEA Region event terms and conditions apply. Please note training courses are seperately bookable from main conference.

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The Global Carbon Markets Conference will take place at the InterContinental Barcelona, Spain.

Address: Av. de Rius i Taulet, 1-3, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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Website: InterContinental Barcelona
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Speaking opportunities

We're always looking for the best voices in the industry to share their experience and perspective on opportunities, challenges, and trends. Please reach out directly to the Conference Producer to discuss availability and suitability:

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