August 6, 2010
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Environmental Finance
Investing in forestry and timber assets is nothing new. But the possibility of generating carbon credits by reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) has triggered a dramatic increase in investor interest.
To help you understand what kind of projects are currently being undertaken, the potential to use the credits as voluntary offsets or for compliance in mandatory emission reduction regimes, and the risks involved, Environmental Finance Events invites you to participate in Forestry Finance, REDD & the Carbon Market webinar on 6 August.
To help you understand what kind of projects are currently being undertaken, the potential to use the credits as voluntary offsets or for compliance in mandatory emission reduction regimes, and the risks involved, Environmental Finance Events invites you to participate in Forestry Finance, REDD & the Carbon Market webinar on 6 August.
PRESENTATION ONE – Update on status of REDD and REDD+ in UN climate negotiations
• Intergovernmental REDD+ Partnership
• Role of the private sector
• Bilateral agreements
Andrew Hedges, Partner, Norton Rose
PRESENTATION TWO – Financing REDD projects
• Challenges to overcome
• Case studies
• New approaches
Jan Fehse, Head of Forestry Services, EcoSecurities
PRESENTATION THREE – Forestry carbon projects in North America
• Supply & demand for voluntary forest carbon credits
• Which standards are favoured?
• Price trends for forestry credits
• Outlook for forestry credits in North American compliance markets
Alex Langer, Director, ERA Ecosystems
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