London

1 February 10

1800 - 1930

The next monthly carbon networking event takes place on the 1st Febraury 10. Key plenary speeches will be given by:

Join Green Monday's for interactive discussions and opinions from leading corporate organisations about how they are tackling the transition to a low carbon economy.

 

Internationally - what's next for forestry? Findings from the forest carbon offsetting survey 2010

Date: Thur 10th Jun 2010

Time:

08:30 – 10:00 PDT
11:30 – 13:00 EDT
16:30 – 18:00 BST

Chair:
Andrew Hedges, Partner of Norton Rose Group global climate change team and specialist in forest issues

 

Panelists:
Jan Fehse,Head of Forestry Services, EcoSecurities
Steve Panfil,Senior Manager, Climate, Community & Biodiversity Alliance (CCBA)
David Antonioli, CEO, Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS)

 

Sofitel St James, Central London

 

This will be one of the first industry meetings where delegates can evaluate key outcomes from Copenhagen and begin to consider how these outcomes will directly impact on carbon trading strategies and back office operations.

 

PG&E Auditorium, downtown San Francisco

 

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Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza
February 9th, 2010 

 

 

Green Business is the economic story that has all eyes on it. From innovative new technologies that improve operational efficiencies, to marketing practices that are thriving in an age of radical transparency, the green business landscape is rapidly evolving. And in spite of tough economic times, forward-looking companies are leveraging green and sustainable practices to gain a competitive advantage, and are preparing for better times ahead. Topics covered include: 

The Radisson Portman Square Hotel, London 
February 25th, 2010

 

After Copenhagen - how can business face the climate change challenge? 

 

Leading thinkers and implementers debate the real implications of climate change for business. The Third Annual Sustainability Summit provides fresh thinking and thought-provoking commentary from top executives and policymakers. It will bring together up to 150 business leaders to discuss the real implications of climate change on business.

 

Amsterdam RAI, in Amsterdam

 

Carbon Market Insights, attracts speakers and networkers central to the climate change realm: politicians and regulators from the front line meet the vanguard of emitters, investors and emissions traders, who will test-drive the new mechanisms and install the next generation of technology, given the right signals.

 

Cologne

 

Carbon Expo 2010, the global carbon market fair and conference, will act again as the global meeting point for companies operating on the CO2 market. Join the specialist Trade Fair and Conference and use this international platform to inform yourself about the latest CO2 projects and climate development.