Agenda – Carbon Forward Asia 2025

08.30     Registration & coffee

09.00     Welcome address

09.10     Keynote Address

09.30    Scene setter – Carbon markets

09.50    Southeast Asia Arriving: The emergence of national carbon

  • Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand: A number of countries across SE Asia are designing their own carbon markets. This session takes a look at four of the most advanced ones, and asks how they will work, who will be covered, and what it will mean.

10.45     Coffee break

11.15    Outlook for a common ASEAN carbon market

  • As ASEAN carbon markets emerge there are increasing calls for a common or at least aligned approach. But is that realistic or even desirable? 

12.00    Australia and New Zealand

12.45    Lunch

14.00     Getting ready: India

  • India is in the midst of drawing up rules for domestic compliance and voluntary markets, as well as its connections to the global market. Where are we at?

14.45     China/South Korea

  • China and South Korea have so far been closed shops, only accessible for domestic compliance entities. What are the outlooks for both of them opening up? 

15.30     Afternoon break

16.00     Getting ready: Japan

  • What’s going on with Japan’s GX League?

16.45     Making nature-based solutions work for Asia 

17.30     Close of day one and Evening Reception 

08.30     Registration & coffee

09.00     Welcome address

09.10    COP29 landed Article 6. Now what? 

  • A brief look at A6 decision in Baku, what remains to be decided, and what are the next steps?

09.30   Article 6: Government/Market readiness

  • Panel continuing the discussion. Is everyone ready? What will the market look like in practice? 

10.10     Article 6: Getting the private sector involved

  • What risks and opportunities are there for private sector companies to get involved in A6?  
  • How to choose between A6 and VCM? 

10.50     Coffee break

11.20     Carbon markets and the energy transition

  • A look at initiatives to use crediting for the energy transition, such as Singapore’s coal phase-out credits, Japan’s AZEC, and efforts around cross-border CCS credits. 

12.00     CBAM

  • The EU is moving ahead with its CBAM. What are the climate and carbon policy responses to this in APAC and how is that impacting the market?

12.40     Lunch & networking 

14.00     Finding its place: Asia and the VCM 

  • Many APAC countries are in the process of putting together VCM regulations. What will that look like when done and how will it impact buyers? 

14.40     Removals

  • Carbon removals have taken centre stage in global carbon markets. Is the APAC region keeping pace? 

15.20     Afternoon coffee

15.50     CORSIA

16.30     Pricing Outlook 

17.10     Close of conference 

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