Carbon Market & Climate Finance Mexico & Central America
Accelerating the regions participation in global carbon markets
8—9 September 2010, Mexico City, Mexico
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The conference will be opened by
Juan Rafael Elvira Quesada, Secretary of the Environment, SEMARNAT, Mexico
Introduction
Following the success of last year’s event, Green Power Conferences are pleased to announce that the 2nd international Carbon Markets Mexico & Central America networking conference will take place in Mexico City. In 2009 this event was attended by over 100 participants from 14 countries.
The event will create a networking platform for the Mexican and Central American carbon market industry, policy makers and potential investors to examine growth strategies for the market as well as investment options and regional policy movements.
In 2009 Mexico ranked fourth in the world for the number of registered CDM projects and fifth in the world in Certified Emission Reductions (CERs). Mexico has also identified over 100 larger-scale projects in the operating segments of PEMEX and CFE. In Central America Honduras and Guatemala lead the take-up of CDM, followed by Panama, Costa Rica and El Salvador. The region is ideally positioned to benefit from policy developments and to implement more projects.
Delegates will learn from best practice case studies from both mature and emerging markets and gain a clear understanding of the current regulatory framework, investment criteria, project start up requirements, CER credit production optimization and the progress of the region in preparation for COP16.
Hear from our Industry and Finance Experts:
Announcing new speakers: Clifford Mahlung, Chair of the Executive Board, UNFCCC, Jamaica
Clifford Mahlung, the newly appointed chair of the CDM executive board has confirmed as a keynote speaker at Carbon Markets and Climate Finance Mexico and Central America 2010.
- Get the UNFCCC input on the importance of PoA– how will this work for Latin America? What vision does the Executive Board (EB) have for programmatic CDM in the region?
- What project criteria is the UNFCCC really looking for from Latin American CDM projects? What trends have been emerging in submitted PDDs?
- How has the UNFCCC worked towards determining the financing requirements of non-Annex I parties to implement mitigation and adaptation measures to address climate change?
- And finally, what can we really expect from COP16? Hear how the EB would like to see the process developing post COP 16?
Announcing new speakers:
Senior Representative, SEMARNAT, Mexico (to be announced)
Abyd Karmali, President, CMIA, and Global Head of Carbon Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, UK
Mark Wilson, Counsel, International Emissions Trading Association (IETA), USA
Claudia Santizo, Executive Secretary,
CONAP, Guatemala
Felipe De León, CDM Advisor,
Anaconda Carbon, Costa Rica
Manuel Rosemberg, Director,
Ramp Carbon, Mexico
Marco Monroy,
President and Chief Executive Officer, MGM Innova, USA
Ann Gordon, Senior Representative,
Belize DNA, and Deputy Chief Meteorologist,
National Meteorological Service,
Belize
Sandra Garavito Rojas,
Climate Change Mitigation Group, Ministry of the Environment MAVDT,
Colombia
Ubaldo Elizondo, Executive for Environment,
CAF, Mexico
Elias Freig,
Coordinator on the Special Task Force on CO2 Emissions, SHCP,
Mexico
Federico López de Alba,
Vice-Director of Emission Evaluation, CFE, Mexico
Lukas Hablützel , Global Industry Manager Renewable Energy,
Endress+Hauser,
Switzerland
Zach Scott,
Director, Us Carbon, Gazprom,
USA and Latin America
Rodrigo Sánchez Mújica,
Director General, FIRA,
Mexico
Teresa Crespo, Vice-President of International Business Development,
FOMECAR, Bancomext,
Mexico
Carlos de Icaza, Member,
CMIA, UK
Israel Victor Ballesteros,
Executive Director of Program and Product,
Financiera Rural,
Mexico
Alfonso Martinez Munoz, Manager of Research and Development,
Verde Valle Administration,
Mexico
David Muñoz, Director,
Baja California Energy Commission, Mexico
Guillermo Calderon, Director General,
Metrobus, Mexico
Get the latest from our Expert Carbon Credit Trading Representatives:
Ivan Hernandez,
Regional Manager, Central America, The Gold Standard Foundation,
Switzerland
Arturo Brandt,
Senior Broker, CDM Latin American Representative,
TFS Green, Chile
Fabio Nehme, General Manager, Americas, Environmental Products,
EDF Trading, UK
Martin Kruska,
Director Carbon Asset Development,
First Climate,
Germany
Keep up to date with the USA:
Scott Porter,
Senior Representative, The Global Carbon Group,
USA
Ned Helme, President,
Centre for Clean Air Policy (CCAP), USA
Edward Ranger,
Senior Representative, California Climate Action Reserve, USA
Hear from our Global REDD Experts:
Andrew Wardell,
Director Forests and Governance Programme, CIFOR, Indonesia
Leonel Iglesias Gutierrez, Director General,
Conafor, Mexico
Elsa Esquivel Bazan, Coordinator for REDD Pilot Project, El Ocote, AMBIO,
Mexico
Jaime Nalvarte Armas, Executive Director, AIDER, Peru
Pablo Quiroga Fernández,
Presidente, NATURA Proyectos Ambientales, Mexico
Steve Schwartzman, Director, Tropical Forest Policy,
Environmental Defense
Fund, USA
Testimonies from previous attendees at our Carbon Markets Americas 2010 attest to the value of the event:
“I do want to say that our last attendance really launched our business. Because of your conference, Luis and I (my business partner) made amazing contacts, who introduced us to wonderful people, and then things just began to grow. We are very grateful for the hard work your organization has done and the services you provide. We are hopeful that we can attend the upcoming conference in Mexico” - A.A.S, Redd Trust