Carbon Forward Asia 2025 will be held in Singapore from March 4 to 5. (Photo:Carbon Forward ）
Asia-Pacific’s leading annual carbon market event, Carbon Forward Asia 2025, will take place in Singapore from March 4 to 5, bringing together experts from Asia Pacific to explore ASEAN markets, regional opportunities, developments in local and global carbon pricing.
Organized by Redshaw Advisors, a consultancy specializing in environmental market risk management, in partnership with Carbon Pulse, a leading carbon market media outlet, this year’s event will focus on:
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CORSIA and the opportunity to develop aligned projects
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COP29 and Article 6: government and market readiness, and private sector engagement
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The emergence of national carbon markets in countries across the region and their implications
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India’s development of rules for domestic compliance and voluntary markets
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The desirability of a common ASEAN carbon market
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Updates on Japan’s GX League
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CBAM: international trade and the cost of carbon
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The APAC region’s ability to keep pace with carbon removals
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The outlook for China and Korea as they open up their markets
Carbon Forward Asia 2025 is set to take place at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore. (Photo: iStock)
Over 30 experts to discuss ASEAN carbon market, Paris Agreement’s Article 6.4
Carbon Forward Asia 2025 is set to bring together more than 30 industry leaders and experts to discuss the future of ASEAN’s carbon market and the impacts of Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement.
Speakers will include representatives from Wood Mackenzie, the international carbon certification body Gold Standard, carbon removal platform Puro.earth, climate policy think tank Perspectives Climate Group, the Malaysian Carbon Market Association (MCMA), the Indonesian Carbon Trade Association, and various government, industry, and academic sectors.
The RECCESSARY team will attend the event, providing first-hand insights from the region’s carbon market. Coverage will focus on key topics such as Article 6.4, the influence of the EU’s CBAM on global carbon pricing, ASEAN’s progress in establishing an interoperable carbon market, national Emissions Trading Systems (ETS), and the growth of Asia-Pacific’s carbon removal market.
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Source：Carbon Forward Events
