Sydney

23 - 24 Feb 2009

The Australian Government issued the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme on July 16th 2008, the scheme will have implications for all Australian business, opportunities for investors and traders will be immense, whilst at the same time, the risks faced by industrial companies demand an immediate response. The global carbon market has generated almost as much money in the first half of year 2008 as it did throughout the whole of 2007. A total of 1.8 Gt CO2e was traded globally in the first half of 2008, worth US$59 billion, compared to US$63 billion for all of 2007. Australia's proposed carbon trading market may be worth as much as A$11 billion ($10.7 billion) by 2012.

The 2009 marcus evans Carbon Finance Conference has been specially tailored to respond to the latest development in the Emission Trading Scheme, and to provide delegate with countless business development opportunities by gathering project developers, investment banks, funds, industrial corporations and regulators together.

Key Topics

• Adapting to the regulated carbon markets: gaining critical insight into the policy situation and an overview of the latest development in the emissions trading scheme
• Pricing your business’s carbon credits and forecasting its future trend
• Seizing the opportunities in carbon trading – are people moving away from traditional investment portfolio to alternative investment after credit crunch?
• Creating a win-win situation for sellers and buyers – what types of projects are institutional investors looking for in the carbon market
• Managing your business’s carbon risk appetite while increasing your shareholder’s value
• Venturing carbon market in China

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Marcus Evans