Carbon Expo is for companies operating in the CO² market from more than 240 exhibitors from over 60 countries who will present their companies, the latest projects, technologies and services from the industry. Venture Capitalist are waiting to hear the next movement of green tech. Topics will include:

● State of the Global Carbon Market
● CDM for tomorrow – Promises to keep
● The CARBON EXPO 2008 round table debate –
Long Term Review of the EU ETS – is it abandoning CDM?
(at the Rheinterrassen venue)
● Status of the EU ETS and Review
● Emerging Innovative market instruments and approaches for the
GHG Market
● Elements of a US GHG Policy
● Market Outlook – Role of Carbon Markets towards achieving
long-term mitigation

Included in this list are many more exiting and informative opportunities.

Many wish to attend such an event with known guest as:

Marco Monroy
President, MGM International

Joelle Chassard
Manager, Carbon Finance Unit, Environment Department, World Bank

Lasse Ringius
Senior Environmental Specialist, Carbon
Finance Business, The World Bank

Henry Derwent
President & Chief Executive Officer, IETA

Karan Capoor
Senior Financial Specialist, World Bank

Featuring also.

Hope’s from this conference is to expect a resolution goal of 2015 starting a new generation of non-reliant foreign fuel consuming nation’s which gives more back than has been taken. Guiding traditional business men into a market that has opportunity and growth. With rising shares like PacWind turbines the markets hard not to look at.

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European Carbon Fund (ECF), the pioneer private carbon fund, has originated to date over 59Mt of CO2e and has achieved building a diversified portfolio by geographical area, by technologies and by counterparties. Leveraging on the expertise and success of ECF, the managers of ECF have launched a second generation carbon fund: the European Kyoto Fund (EKF). During the side event, the team will present ECF’s achievements and EKF’s strategy which aims to become a new major carbon buyer.

Who should participate?

Participation is open to business and private sector organizations that wish to register for this event. The organizers reserve the right to approve the participation of all applicants. In general, every effort will be made to ensure good representation of both buyers and sellers. Arrangements are being made to ensure that important developing country and transition economies are represented as sellers. In addition, the Trade Fair should be of special interest to:

- Companies subject to EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)
- Project Developers
- Government Experts from Developed and Developing
Countries
- Carbon Buyers
- Technology Providers
- Verifiers/Certifiers and Validators
- Financial Intermediaries (banks, insurance companies)
- Brokers and Traders interested to discuss market
developments and regulatory trends
- Bilateral Aid Agencies
- Investment Promotion Agencies
- Carbon Market Consultants and Advisors
- Law Firms
- Accounting and Auditing Firms
- Journalists