Clean Energy Expo China features a high level conference, organized in cooperation with international and domestic industry experts and partners, including the China Electricity Council (CEC), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Energy Saving Cooperation Alliance (ESCA), Financial Times (FT) and so on, making CEEC their clean energy flagship event in China showcasing projects, and contributing topics and speakers.
The theme for the CEEC 2010 Conference is: ‘Sustainable Solutions for China’s Energy Future’ with following categories:
- Clean Energy Policy, Regulations and Growth Opportunities
- Clean Energy Project and Financing
- Clean Energy Renewable: Wind Energy Technologies / Solar Energy Technologies / Biomass Energy Technologies Other Clean Energy Technologies
- Grid Connectivity, Power Transmission & Storage
Despite the global economic downturn, the carbon market maintains a relative stable development. Due to the uncertainty for the carbon market post 2012, some primary market (developing countries) players are on the fence, waiting for the clear signals from policy makers. Undoubtedly the COP15 will bring great influence on the CERs market.
The 3rd Annual Carbon Trade China 2010 is China’s largest carbon conference with past 2-year successful experience.
- Keeping closing attention to COP 15 and Bringing out first-hand information
- Learning about carbon emission reductions plans in EU, China and USA after COP 15
- Serving as the great platform for industry practitioners to discuss about next-step action after COP 15
- Sourcing for new CDM projects from new areas like building, transport, agriculture and solar energy, etc
- Attracting expectedly around 500 decision makers in carbon related industry from China and around the region
- Providing one-stop solution for policy makers, CDM project owners and developers, final buyers from different industries, international and local financial institutions and others
Click here to Register for the event
Click here for the Agenda
ACB 2009 will provide a forum for exchanging perspectives on initiatives that address biodiversity issues in the region, and discussing steps forward in advancing the ASEAN biodiversity agenda with the context of meeting the 2010 Biodiversity Target.
The Conference aims to:
* Report the status of the ASEAN region’s Biodiversity vis-í -vis the 2010 target;
* Discuss key biodiversity issues that are important to the region, including gaps and challenges in ASEAN Member States’ biodiversity Conservation efforts; and
* Recommend the way forward in addressing the region’s biodiversity challenges beyond the 2010 target.
Turkey is a leader in producing high standard Voluntary Emission Reductions (VERs) from renewable energy projects. South Caucasus and Central Asia host around 5 registered projects, with another 10 in the pipeline and there is significant potential for more projects under the CDM and JI.
Carbon Markets Turkey, South Caucasus & Central Asia will bring key stakeholders together to discuss what opportunities remain in the voluntary carbon market until 2012, and the different possible outcomes for the country post-Kyoto.
This event will cover the following topics and more:
– Project pipeline analysis
– Voluntary market case studies
– Carbon finance opportunities
– Carbon trading and pricing
– Current status of CDM in the region
Interested parties may also attend a pre-conference workshop led by the Gold Standard on 28 September 2009.
A two day high level, indepth information rich congress will bring together key experts from the CCS global developments and showcase the opportunities and necessity for successful CO2 storage. Cost effective CCS is essential for the future viability and sustainability of the power generation industry
The second annual Carbon Markets India will provide an excellent platform for representatives from Indian industry to learn about CDM business opportunities and do business with buyers of Certified Emissions Reductions (CER’s).
Emission Markets India 2008 will be organised on 26-27 September 2008 at The Orchid Hotel ,Mumbai.We are expecting 300-400 excutives attending this two day seminar and table top exhibition.The objective of this event is to create awarness about CDM activity and attract the project devlopers and sellers to come and attend this meet and meet the buyers,banks and trading house of carbon credit industry.
The inaugural Carbon Markets India conference is a two day business networking event, run together with the Confederation of Indian Industry, that will bring together the worlds leading carbon consultants, brokers and financiers with Indian business.
The event brings together the who's who of India's carbon markets including senior experts from Reliance Industries, Gujarat Flurochemicals, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, GTZ, Emergent Ventures, Ernst & Young, Indian Sucrose, RuMeth International, Rabobank, Triveni Engineering and Industries, Vestas Wind Systems and TUV South Asia. A Project Developer/Host Subsidised Scheme is available to encourage some of the CII's 6300 major Indian businesses to attend the event and enter the Carbon Market by hosting GHG mitigation projects.
After an introductory session on offsets, this one day conference will focus on how to create incentives that will encourage developers to pursue biodiversity offsets. The meeting will cover a range of issues pertinent to biodiversity offsets in the United States and around the world and will explore issues related to marine and coastal offsets and the legal, institutional and financial aspects of implementing offsets successfully over the long term. The workshop will bring together experts on biodiversity offsets from around the globe, including innovators and practitioners from private, public, NGO, community, government and financial sectors.
The entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol and the start of the European Emissions trading scheme in 2005 will mark the creation of a global carbon market. The second international trade fair and conference for the emerging CO2 market will take place in Cologne. CARBON EXPO is co-organised by the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA), the World Bank and Koelnlnmesse. This cooperation will ensure that key exhibitors, speakers and visitors from all over the world will participate and contribute to another successful event. CARBON EXPO will be the ideal place for you to meet companies, service providers and government representatives that are involved in this new market.
Ensure up-to-date awareness of local and global regulations and how to address the resulting risks and opportunities.
Learn about
– Upcoming trends in a rapidly developing market;
– New sources of supply and their effect on price;
– What role German Investment Schemes will play;
– Whether JI is real and a relevant supply factor;
– Using future market and regulatory developments to your advantage.
Meet
– Real market players and liqidity providers;
– Buyers from the private and public sectors;
– Providers of the latest market analyses;
– Representatives of Aid Agencies, Funds, Financial Intermediaries and Service Providers;
– Technology providers and Project Developers in your sector.
Find out
– What trading opportunities are currently available;
– How to grow your business through carbon finance;
– How real deals are closed;
– How to strike a better deal.
High-profile visitors at CARBON EXPO 2005
ABN AMRO • Air Liquide • Alcoa • Alstom • Anglo Americain • Asiana Airlines • Banque européenne d’investissement • Barclays Capital • BASF • Bayer AG • BNP Parisbas • BP • British Sugar • Capgemini • Cargil • Cemex • Chevron Texaco • Chubu Electric Power • Climate Change Capital • Dalkia • DHL • Dupont • E.ON • EDF • Egyptian Electricity Holding • Enel • EnBW • Eskom • Esso • European Investment Bank • Exxon Mobil • Ford Werke • Fortis Bank • Gaz de France • Gerling • Heidelberg Cement Group • Henkel KGaA • Holcim • Kansai Electric Power • Korea Petrochemical Industry Association • Marubeni • McKinsey • Mitsubishi Securities • Petrobras
• Polish Glass • PricewaterhouseCoopers • RAG Trading • RheinEnergie • RWE • Samsung • Senter Novem • Shell • Siemens AG • South
African Breweries • Suez-Tractebel • Thyssen Krupp Stahl AG • Tokyo Electric Power Company • Total Gas + Power • Vattenfall
Related Links
The main theme of the 4th World Water Congress will be "local actions for global challenge." The activities of the 4th World Water Forum will, therefore, seek to harness the practical, intellectual, financial, and political means to support local action on a global scale. The forum will address the decisive factors in the accomplishment of common goals by diverse actors in diverse places, searching to enable an improved involvement and empowerment of local actors in the social construction of solutions to water issues and a more appropriate channeling of domestic and international support for local actions worldwide.
Related Links
This conference will include presentations and discussions of up-to-date topics on EU ETS, CDM/JI and Global Markets. Point Carbon will also organise an optional 3rd day with specialised workshops held in cooperation with expert industry partners. Please see the conference programme for more detailed information on sessions, speakers and workshops.
Related Links
The presentation will discuss how the biggest investment and fastest development in world water markets come from China and Southeast Asian Countries. Researchers and strategists for companies and ministries in water markets worldwide will give a business briefing. The primary audience includes companies, ministries, and media/press.
Specific meetings and plenary sessions at the XII World Water Congress will address integrated water resources management, water infrastructure development, water governance, urban water management, rural water management, water security and risk management, economics and financing of water, and capacity building for water resources management. There will also be an international water exposition at the venue of the Congress.
Related Links
The 9th ordinary meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention on Wetlands will review the work of the Convention, plan its future activities, and advance wetland science and policy and management tools. The conference’s focus will be on the effective wetland management for poverty eradication, taking into consideration related priority actions found in Agenda 21, the UN Millennium Development Goals, and the Plan of Implementation adopted at the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
Related Links
The focus of the Technology 2005 conference is (but is not limited to): Plant design, hydraulics and construction; Rehabilitation and upgrading of facilities, wastewater treatment including aerobic and anaerobic systems, nutrient removal, odor, and volatile organic compound control; technological responses to emerging contaminants of concern such as endocrine disruptors, new technologies for pretreatment and pollution prevention; recent developments in monitoring and detection; technologies for use in rural and developing locations; and energy efficient/alternative energy based technologies and systems. The sponsors are particularly interested in providing a forum for sharing information on state-of-the art practices with potential applications in the United States.
Related Links
Specific objectives of the Coastal Wetlands Conference will be to 1) Find and highlight the best practices of coastal resource restoration so that these can be utilized by the many post-tsunami restoration projects in the region; 2)Raise awareness among a broad spectrum of stakeholders concerning long-term mangrove and related ecosystem conservation and restoration measures; 3)Alert and train restoration ecologists in the methodologies involved in successful restoration; and 4) the involvement of community leaders and grassroots NGOs in this process.
Specific objectives of the Coastal Wetlands Conference will be to 1) Find and highlight the best practices of coastal resource restoration so that these can be utilized by the many post-tsunami restoration projects in the region; 2)Raise awareness among a broad spectrum of stakeholders concerning long-term mangrove and related ecosystem conservation and restoration measures; 3)Alert and train restoration ecologists in the methodologies involved in successful restoration; and 4) the involvement of community leaders and grassroots NGOs in this process.
The conference program focuses on finding solutions for improving watershed management, including the effects of changing land cover and hydrologic disruption. A key theme involves fostering adaptive and robust institutions for sustainable watershed management, with particular emphasis on watershed hydrology, pollution, and habitat. Social and economic approaches for watershed management are emphasized, including financial arrangements, environmental rules and regulations, water rights, conflict resolution, and pricing structures.
Related Links
The United Nations has proclaimed May 22, the International Day for Biological Diversity, to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. Biodiversity is the source of the essential goods and ecological services that constitute the source of life for all. The celebration each year of the International Day for Biological Diversity is an occasion to reflect on our responsibility to safeguard this precious heritage for future generations.
The objective of this conference is to address issues and present new approaches that focus on the demand side of water and economic incentives, rather than the traditional focus on the supply side. The main activity of this Conference will be to review on-going experiences in different countries where demand-side instruments and water management institutions exist. Conference themes will include: water markets experiences in developed and developing countries, economic evaluation of water transfer between countries, economic impacts of water transfer from agricultural to urban uses, water rights and management of ground water and sea water intrusion, environmental and economic consequences of oil-production wastewater to aquifers, and sea water desalination.
