Carbon Markets Asia 2009

Global sponsor

First Climate is one of the leading carbon asset management companies. With offices on five continents and more than ten years’ experience in the market, it is one of the few intermediaries to cover the entire carbon credit value chain. First Climate develops, finances, and implements CDM, JI, and VER projects, purchases the resulting carbon credits, and customizes trading solutions for companies subject to the EU ETS. As investment advisor to several institutional investors, First Climate structures and develops carbon funds and related products. In the voluntary market, the company provides VERs verified according to the highest international standards. First Climate is one of the main sponsors of the Gold Standard Version 2.

A Growing Network of Originators, Developers, Buyers.
GICA - Green Initiative Carbon Assets is the first carbon capital pool established by italian investors, with the aim to originate, purchase and trade EU ETS compliance CERs. GICA's shareholders are 4 large companies, three of them are compliance buyers (two of the largest italian power utilities and one of the largest steel making group), the fourth one is the largest italian banking group.

These investors have committed in GICA 60 MEUR, to establish the portfolio for pre-2012 compliance and to build the network of originators, developers and buyers for the long term development of Carbon emission projects. GICA is already present in China and active in SE Asia and Africa, screening and developing new projects.

• Connecting you with the right people
  With a proven track record of delivering high calibre project developers, Carbon Markets Asia provides the perfect environment for you to do business with project developers from across Asia under one roof.
• First class business opportunities
  Our sponsorship and exhibition packages are designed to help you meet your business objectives. If you are looking to win prospective clients, strengthen existing relationships or enhance your company profile, we will help you do so in a cost effective manner.
• Previous sponsors at CM Asia include: EcoSecurities, First Climate, MGM International, TÜV SÜD, AES, TFS Green

Contact Santosh Sarma for further details
Tel: +971 4 813 5213 | Mobile: +971 50 880 1671 | Fax: +44 207 900 1853
Email: santosh.sarma@greenpowerconferences.com

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Japan for Sustainability (JFS), established in 2002, is a non-profit organization providing information on developments and activities in Japan that lead toward sustainability. We share information about the latest noteworthy initiatives in Japan to communicate, learn, and develop ideas together, in order to accelerate progress toward a more sustainable world. http://www.japanfs.org

The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) is an active global partnership that structures policy and regulatory initiatives for clean energy, and facilitates financing for sustainable energy projects.

Backed by national governments, businesses, banks and NGOs, REEEP is uniquely placed to contribute to international, national and regional policy dialogues. The partnership has funded more than eighty high quality projects in forty countries that remove market barriers to clean energy, primarily in the developing world. www.reeep.org

The Centre for Energy Environment Resources Development (CEERD) conducts Training, Research and Consultancy in the field of energy-environment in the framework of international cooperation projects aiming to strengthen the capacity of national governments in the Asian region on above fields. CEERD has been endorsed by Thailand's Ministry of Energy to be a member of the ASEAN Centre for Energy's (ACE) Network of Nodal Centres.

CEERD's extensive knowledge of the region’s energy and environment markets has enabled it to propose environmental engineering consulting services. As a natural evolution of the Centre, CEERD is carrying out more and more projects with the private sector, notably in the fields of Sustainable development, Energy efficiency and CDM (Pre/Full feasibility studies, preparation of PINs and PDDs...).

Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, Japan (OECC) was established in 1990 supported by Environment Agency (currently Ministry of the Environment) of Japanese Government for the promotion of international cooperation in a non-governmental position.
OECC envisions through the direction of environmental issues and the incorporate movements in political, economic, and social field under the progress of international mutual dependence in the 21st century. And then, OECC is to contribute to promote the conservation of global environment in terms of research study, personnel training and supporting non-government activities under the international cooperation with many countries.

Many of activities are funded and achieved in line with the environmental policy of the Ministry of the Environment, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), etc. These accomplishments are thus utilized for policy making of international environmental cooperation and execution of environmental cooperative projects.

The Korea Energy News is a weekly newspaper specializing in the energy section. The newspaper covers all energy fields such as: oil, gas, electricity, new & renewable energy etc. The newspaper has been providing quick, correct and reliable energy news over the past 15 years and goes out to government department (Ministry of Knowledge Economy/ Ministry of Education, Science and Technology/ Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs), National Assembly, provinces, enterprises, institutes, universities, all related to energy policy, industry, technology. Members of the company often hold meetings, seminars and workshops addressing current energy issues. The Korea Energy News are proud organizers of the ‘Green Energy Expo’ which is the only solar-centered renewable energy exhibition in Korea with EXCO, Daegu Exhibition & Convention Center. Since the annual expo was first held in conjunction with the international Solar City Congress in 2004 in Daegu, Korea, it was and is still recognized as Korea's leading platform for renewable energy companies that are interested in the growing Korean and Asian markets.

The IPPF (Independent Power Producers Forum) is a non-profit industry support organization mandated by its members to work toward best practices in the Power Generation industry.
Our geographic focus includes all developing nations across the Asia / Pacific region as well as the more developed economies of North East Asia.
E-mail: group@laykinhk.com Website: www.ippfpowerasia.com

Pusat Tenaga Malaysia is a not-for-profit organisation administered by the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water. We serve as a "think-tank" for the Government and as a national energy research centre that focuses on strategic energy policy input and analysis. Our services also encompass dissemination of energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) technologies and consultancy services and hence make us the one-stop agency for linkage industries on energy matters. PTM strives to be a proactive and internationally-recognised driving force in the promotion of sustainable energy solutions, in harmony with national aspirations and the environment. The emphasis is on R&D to ensure efficient and environment-friendly production and consumption of energy in Malaysia.