Carbon Forum North America 2012 — taking place at the Marriott Metro Center in downtown Washington, DC on October 1-2, 2012—has firmly established itself as the place to go to keep abreast of the latest thinking and developments in the North American carbon space—for both carbon policy wonks and market-players alike.
From the first California auction to the establishment of a functional North American market through the Western Climate Initiative; from the advancement of RGGI’s 2012 review to progress within NA2050; from innovative climate finance to emerging carbon markets; from an exciting election season to the buildup preceding a new round of rejuvenated international climate talks; and from new regulatory developments at the EPA to the latest legal developments in the courts, Carbon Forum North America on October 1-2 will give market participants the best carbon coverage at the best time. Join your colleagues at CFNA for the most comprehensive carbon market analysis, the latest policy developments, and the best legal coverage in the North American carbon, climate, and clean energy space!
Carbon Forum North America —IETA’s flagship North American event—will be one of the best opportunities of the year to network with the North American and global carbon markets, browse exhibits showcasing the work of leading companies, and learn what you need to know about this rapidly evolving space.
Learn more about the event here
Following the successful inaugural edition of Carbon Forum North America, IETA is pleased to announce the sequel: Carbon Forum North America 2012. CFNA 2012 will take place at the Marriott Metro Center in downtown Washington, DC on March 1-2, 2012.
Next year’s Carbon Forum North America will be IETA’s 2012 flagship event in North America. This conference and exhibition will focus on North American government policies impacting carbon markets and carbon compliance.
Carbon Forum North America 2011 convincingly demonstrated the business community’s continued support for market-based mechanisms to address climate change. More than 450 representatives from business, government, multilateral development organizations, think tanks and NGOs attended CFNA 2011, including many of North America’s foremost experts in carbon markets and climate policy. Senator Lieberman, California Air Resources Board Chairman Mary Nichols, Department of Energy Assistant Secretary David Sandalow, Congressmen Collin Peterson and John Garamendi, Resources for the Future President Phil Sharp, and Bipartisan Policy Center President Jason Grumet were among more than 80 high level speakers and keynote presenters.
CFNA 2012 will provide an opportunity to network with the key players in North American and global carbon markets, hear from a variety of experts on subjects ranging from pricing expectations in the California market to the market implications of EPA’s upcoming greenhouse gas regulations, and browse an exhibit floor showcasing the work of leading companies in North American carbon markets.
For more information please contact:
Ben McCarthy, Program Manager
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For sponsorship opportunities please contact:
David Hunter, U.S. Director
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Katie Sullivan, Canadian Director
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