Energy Event: Conference, Workshop, Etc.
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When:
07/07/2009 at 07:00 am
Where:
Mexico City,
Mexico
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The inaugural Carbon Markets Mexico & Central America conference and exhibition will bring together key players from the region - with particular focus on Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and the Caribbean – with global industry experts.
This event is a new addition to the Carbon Markets Series which is now in its 5th year and has been attended by over 2000 sustainability professionals and will continue to provide an excellent platform for new project hosts to learn about the latest market developments and do business with CER buyers.
Globally, the carbon emissions market is booming, with the World Bank estimating its size at approximately $30 billion last year. Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean have already captured a piece of that market and many estimate that that piece could be much bigger in the future. The potential for carbon emission reduction projects is growing as the region's development causes emissions numbers to trend upward.
There are several dozen projects spread across the region that have been created by a range of entities including development banks, non-governmental organizations, and governments, as well as private companies looking to capitalize on the emerging carbon market or offset their own emissions. Often large project developers working in the region will bundle the credits together with other projects around the world.
Key Reasons to Attend
Learn from practical case studies from project hosts
Meet carbon credit buyers and sellers
Simultaneous translation in Spanish and English
Flexible pricing options for project hosts
Who Will You Meet?
Industry
Industry Project Hosts
Government/Municipalities/Associations/Non-Profits
Finance – Buyers/National Funds/Utilities/Risk Management
Carbon Consultants/Developers
Equipment Manufacturers
Press
Carbon Brokers/Exchanges
Consultants/Analysts/Research Institutes/Universities
Alternative Energy Producers
Verification/Lawyers
DNAs & CDM Promotion Offices
Speaking opportunities
If you are involved in the extended Carbon Markets value chain in Asia and would like to submit a speaking proposal (presentation title, 4-5 bullet points and brief synopsis) then contact Nigel Yeates
Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities
Connecting you with the right people
With a proven track record of delivering high calibre project developers, Carbon Markets Asia provides the perfect environment for you to do business with project developers from across Asia under one roof.
First class business opportunities
Our sponsorship and exhibition packages are designed to help you meet your business objectives. If you are looking to win prospective clients, strengthen existing relationships or enhance your company profile, we will help you do so in a cost effective manner.
Previous sponsors at CM Asia include: EcoSecurities, First Climate, MGM International, TÜV SÜD, AES, TFS Green
Contact Santosh Sarma for further details
Tel: +971 4 813 5213 | Mobile: +971 50 880 1671 | Fax: +44 207 900 1853
Email: santosh.sarma@greenpowerconferences.com
Global sponsor
First Climate is one of Europe’s leading carbon asset management companies. With 13 offices on four continents and more than ten years’ experience in the market, it is one of the few intermediaries to cover the entire carbon credit value chain. First Climate develops, finances, and implements CDM, JI, and VER projects, purchases the resulting carbon credits, and customizes trading solutions for companies subject to the EU ETS. As investment advisor to several institutional investors, First Climate structures and develops carbon funds and related products. In the voluntary market, the company provides VERs verified according to the highest international standards. First Climate is one of the main sponsors of the Gold Standard Version 2.
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tags: carbon markets, carbon footprint, alternative energy
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