COP31 puts the focus on what gets delivered, financed and trusted. Its agenda reaches across the whole economy, from energy and industry to cities, food and oceans. It’s backed by a push to turn national climate plans into investable projects.
We’re going to Antalya to be part of the conversation on how the world finances and measures a credible transition. As capital moves from pledges to projects, confidence in what’s being backed matters more than ever. We’ll be meeting buyers, investors, developers and policymakers working to scale the transition, especially where it’s needed most.
Thursday 12 November 11:30-12:30
Singapore has signed a growing network of Article 6 implementation agreements. Now the challenge is turning them into a pipeline of high-quality, financeable projects that deliver credits at scale. This session looks at the policy, finance and market mechanisms that move bilateral deals into real deployment, reducing project risk and mobilising capital across Southeast Asia and beyond without compromising integrity. Register your interest here: events@bezerocarbon.com
Friday 13 November, 12:30 - 13:30
Buyers build removal portfolios on a stack of independent checks: ratings, standards and insurance. With new ICVCM labels, SBTi rules and insurance products in 2026, this session shows how those tools combine into a real portfolio decision, and where gaps remain. Register your interest here: events@bezerocarbon.com
Monday 16 November, 14:30 - 15:30
Join us for an open roundtable exploring the conditions for integrity, the risk measures to sustain it, and how to translate them into rules, liability and oversight, with every participant shaping the answer. Join us as a contributor and register your interest here: events@bezerocarbon.com
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