For all those keen on learning more about how carbon markets will evolve post Copenhagen may get some clarity and insights into the issue at the The Carbon Markets 2010 to be held from 6-7 May at Singapore. It will address the key issues influencing the global carbon market place, its effects on carbon trade and CDM.

Despite uncertainties, carbon management is rapidly emerging as a global business as the world struggles to tackle climate change and global warming. The need for clarity is pressing, as businesses around the world, from cement to energy to steel are increasingly involved with carbon trading and governments are pledging their commitment through developments of national policies.

Top executive Aimie Parpia, Head of Global Kyoto Carbon Markets at Bloomberg New Energy Finance will be presenting a session on, “Quantifying Post Copenhagen – Price Forecasting to 2020″, touching on CDM reform and CER price forecasting to 2020. Ms. Parpia is also expected to [Read More]