Agenda
- 18.00 - 20.00
Welcome drinks reception
- 08.00 - 09.00
Registrations and welcome refreshments
- 09.00 - 09.05
Conference welcome
Devina Singh
Conference ProducerArgus- 09.05 - 09.45
Workshop: Carbon market and fundamentals:
- EU ETS and beyond: Climate framework and legislations
- A global view of CBAM exporting prices across borders
- Understanding industrial footprint and carbon trading mechanismsNicolas Endress
CEO & FounderClimEaseAdam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 09.45 - 09.50
Chairperson's opening remarks
Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 09.50 - 10.30
Argus overview on carbon pricing, driving demand in the market and global significance of the carbon framework
- Carbon prices tumble: The macroeconomic implications of the transition to a low-carbon economy amidst low carbon prices
- What is the impact on the industry after COP28 and has it been instrumental in driving demand for market-based mechanisms?
- Silver lining: How to mitigate the ocean of legislations, oversupply of EUAs and fear among investors to reinstate trust and flow in the market interactions?Victoria Hatherick
Editor, Argus- 10.30 - 10.55
Keynote panel: Mitigating market imbalances spurred by the shifting role of the maritime sector as a result of the EU ETS's expansion
- There are many challenges including accountability, border rules, price volatility, will this inclusion really reduce emissions or is it a bumpy road ahead? What kind of foreseeable expenses will the marine sector eventually encounter?
- With the “polluter pays principle”, how will the role of shipowners evolve and what do they need to do to prepare for the regulatory changes?
- In a similar vein, under common ownerships of vessels, will separate corporate groups register as ETS participant and how do they decide?William Boatwright
Senior Manager-Logistics and Climate SolutionsNordenTobias Troye
Head of Carbon Solutions, Bunker HoldingCharles Jans
Vice President, ConsultingArgus- 10.55 - 11.20
Spotlight on EUA trade in the shipping sector
- Shipping vs. established industry: What is the difference when it comes to EU-ETS?
- Same, same but different: What challenges do shipping companies face?
- Berenberg as a well-established partner of the maritime industry: How do we help our clients to get through the storm?Speakers Include:
Brian Knobloch
Vice President, Investment Banking, Financial Markets division, BerenbergHenning von Berlepsch
Head of Structuring and Product Development in the Financial Markets division, Berenberg- 11.20 - 12.10
Coffee and networking break
- 12.10 - 12.45
CBAM and its effect on the EU market: How will CBAM impact European producers and what are possible implications for prices and trade?
• How will CBAM impact EU producers and is there still a risk of European de-industrialisation/carbon leakage?
• With rising carbon costs, what are the implications for prices within Europe?
• Who are the potential winners and losers from the implementation of CBAM?Louis Bolton
Senior AnalystCharles Jans
Vice President, ConsultingArgus- 12.45 - 13.20
☆ Exporting carbon prices to the world: Impact of CBAM on businesses globally
- Has CBAM made the decarbonization path easier as industries calculate the cost of greener technologies within EU and beyond?
- How has the CBAM caused price volatility and trade distortions by pushing countries to step in and work on their national carbon pricing mechanisms?: Case study
- To ensure a level playing field between the EU and the non-EU businesses, how are businesses and industry leaders preparing for the implementation of CBAM?Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgusFederico Barbieri
Policy Coordinator Electricity & Carbon markets, Energy Traders Europe- 13.20 - 14.50
Networking lunch
- 14.50 - 15.20
Aligning the world to combat carbon emissions: Navigating carbon taxes and government mechanisms in the APAC region
- How is India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme CCTS going to play out for international markets and what can we learn from their integrated governance structure for voluntary carbon markets?
- Verra supports Indonesia’s coal-fired power sector: How does the Indonesian ETS promote the cap-and-tax system while guaranteeing credible measurement and verification?
- Thailand’s carbon credit policy: Lessons from the first-ever implementation of Article 6.2 by transfer of ITMO under the NDC national emissions.Joseph Viandtrito
Director, Result+Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 15.20 - 15.50
Financing and hedging strategies: Tools and implementation
- Utility hedging then and now: Looking into the dynamics of hedging tools and strategies
- Given the price volatility, how is industrial hedging shifting – or is it?
- Using EUAs as proxy hedge for CBAM – what to expectBo Qin
Lead AnalystUS and European carbon for BloombergNEFStefan Feuchtinger
Head of Research & Analysis, Vertis Environmental FinanceAdam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 15.50 - 16.35
Coffee break
- 16.35 - 17.00
Keynote: Global corporates strategic roadmaps for decarbonization amidst the rising demand for low-carbon products?
- Since CO2 prices are fluctuating over time, return on investments seem volatile and risky, what’s the way forward for energy-intensive industries?
- How can one ensure an alignment between carbon taxes, emission caps and cost of abatement to optimize the economics of oil and gas?
- Germany – Analysing the role of carbon pricing vs. other incentives.Speakers Include:
Graham Weale
Professor for Energy EconomicsRuhr University BochumMargaret Mistry
VP Carbon Markets, Equinor- 17.00 - 17.05
Closing remarks
Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 17.05 - 19.00
Networking drinks reception
- 08.15 - 09.00
Women in carbon and green business networking
As it's imperative to highlight women in green business and understand how we can support each other by networking, Argus in collaboration with WIC is organizing the initiative of women in carbon and sustainable business gathering to converse about their journey and life stories about overcoming hurdles. Join us to know more about advancing in careers and working towards positions of strength.
Aisha Rodriguez
Manager, Markets & Standards, VCMIMargaret Mistry
VP Carbon Markets, EquinorPaulina Rakowska
Senior Originator, EDF Trading- 09.00 - 09.05
Chairperson's opening remarks
Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 09.05 - 09.30
Argus view on intersection of carbon markets
- New developments in the carbon market
- Addressing the gap between compliance and voluntary marketsSpeakers Include:
Nicola De Sanctis
EditorArgus- 09.30 - 10.10
Article 6’s road to decarbonization: How effective are the market-based approaches in incentivizing emissions reduction globally?
- In the efforts to decentralise the responsibility, how does Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) ensure efficient trading of Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs)?
- How do the carbon markets provide countries with additional tools in their mitigation efforts by linking of emission trading system under Article 6?
- The stakes are high for the implementation of a centralised mechanism on methodologies and certifications, how can countries of global south stay abreast of the climate neutral path?Benjamin Munzel
Senior Manager, Climate Pal (ISCC)Andrew Howard
Senior Director, Climate Policy and Strategy, VerraVictoria Hatherick
Editor, Argus- 10.10 - 10.55
CORSIA and ICAO: What’s new in the legislative space and how do they plan to move forward?
- What were the 2030 climate targets adopted at COP28?
- What are the concrete steps outlined by ICAO to facilitate financing, and transparency in government regulations and subsequently how can the development be scaled up in the deployment of cleaner aviation energies?
- How does CORSIA ensure credibility and what can we learn from the feedback on ESG in the aviation industry?Paulina Rakowska
Senior Originator, EDF TradingAdelfio Ronci
Director, Environmental Products, ICEAdam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 10.55 - 11.30
Back to science: Understanding data and tools by carbon ratings agencies
- Fundamentals: What are the mechanics of assessment of quality and risk?
- Monitoring project updates: What do buyers need to consider before investing into projects?
- Comparative perspective of price and market outlookTeresa Hartmann
Chief Ratings Officer, BeZeroAdam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 11.30 - 12.15
Coffee and networking break
- 12.15 - 12.50
Will VCMI and IC-VCM be successful in bringing the climate action landscape together?
- Will VCMI’s rulebook ensure that the avoided emissions will balance out current emissions and how is it working closely with other initiatives?
- More than a third of the global economy is covered by SBTi but can voluntary emissions target really get the world where it needs to be?
- How are the IC-VCMs’s CCPs implemented practically and how has it fostered a high integrity market for carbon credits?Speakers Include:
Aisha Rodriguez
Manager, Markets & Standards, VCMIChris Leeds
Board member, ICVCMAdam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus- 12.50 - 13.30
Panel on Mapping the ecosystem of carbon sequestration through NBS projects
- Evaluating NBS from the point of origination to deliver: Insights on investment strategies for project owners and off takers
- How can field activities support the development of the project model and ensure accurate accounting?
- Understanding the conversion of compliance markets into voluntary and the threats that EuDr and others directives may pose. How can we address them and plan the decarbonization strategy accordingly?
Julien Neel
Head of Origination, GO2 MarketsRicardo Blandy
Chief Commercial Officer, re.greenJérôme Beilin
Co-founder and CEORemovall- 13.30 - 14.00
Is nature profitable?: Reaching sustainable goals by scaling up private investment and avoiding potential pitfalls through carbon avoidance
- With the high costs and longer periods of required development, how will the investors ensure mitigation of upfront risks in the short-term or long-term projects?
- What kind of projects are corporates investing in now – evaluating different projects including deforestation and blue carbon
- How can the private sector collaborate with government funding for Nature-based Solutions (NbS) to reduce negative emissions and collectively invest in a sustainable ecosystem?Nicola De Sanctis
EditorArgusEva Schvartz
Carbon Markets CoordinatorPetrobras- 14.00 - 15.30
Networking lunch
- 15.30 - 16.00
Landscape of renewables: How do we navigate RECs space and what can corporates take from it?
- How are they different – offsets, GoOs, RECs?
- How will the investment of phasing-out fossil fuels vs. renewables change the climate landscape? Where are the leading markets growing?
- In what ways are the Scope 2 emissions being covered by renewable power developers and what do businesses need to know before buying them to reduce their emissions?Oleg Dobrovolsky
Regional Director Middle East & Central AsiaI-REC Standard FoundationFrancisco Grajales
Senior Environmental Commodities Trader, Vattenfall Energy TradingJustin Colley
Manager - Electricity and Environmental Markets • GenFuelsArgus- 16.00 - 16.30
Live Q/A discussion on financial intermediaries: Perspective on closing the investment gap by avoiding risks and assessing the challenges ahead
- How are the banks navigating the pressure to drop fossil fuels in support of clean energy and how will the banks and determine which are the fastest-growing sources of emissions?
- What’s the role of insurance companies in the enabling of investments in the carbon space, what kind of risks can be mitigated by them and how can they make your business stronger?
- What are the smart public policies that help advance carbon voluntary markets from the perspective of legal advisors? What challenges lie ahead in creating security over credits?Justin Colley
Manager - Electricity and Environmental Markets • GenFuelsArgus- 16.30 - 17.10
How are the CCUS projects faring in terms of private and public support and how can we approach them as buyers? – Status, enablers and targets
- Trading CO2 emission reductions from CCS as carbon credits creates value, how do we ensure that private capital is met with government policy support?
- With more than 190 CCUS projects, how do corporations plan to access and implement them in their businesses?
- Decarbonizing strategies with the new bio-based solutions – what are they and how can your business approach them?Ennio Prizzi
Policy OfficerBioenergy EuropeNicola De Sanctis
EditorArgusFe Bush
BECCS Business Development LeadDrax- 17.10 - 17.15
Closing remarks
Adam Nye
VP Business DevelopmentArgus