An emissions trading seminar is being held in Invercargill tomorrow to explain to Southlanders how carbon credits could affect them.
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This month, a dinner conference with Bill Dunster, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and principal of the UK architect firm ZEDfactory, will take place on two separate evenings in Montreal and Quebec City.
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Conference, Trade Fair and Capacity Development to build on CDM gains on continent — IETA, UNEP, UNDP, WB, UNITAR, UNCTAD AfDB and UNFCCC
The programme is set and the list of participants is growing fast for the second all-Africa Carbon Forum, set to take place at the United Nations Gigiri complex in Nairobi, Kenya, 3–5 March.
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Trading carbon, with the help of Point Carbon has compiled a set of results based on factual data to show the leading emission reduction project activities in 2009.
A summary of the results can be located in the link below and EcoSecurities were pleased to be recognized as the leading project participant by registered projects 2009 as well as achieving joint third in the validated projects category.
Download: full survey results (PDF)
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Join EcoSecurities and their prestigious guests in this free interactive webinar to discuss forestry, REDD and the future of this sector in more depth as well as following The Walt Disney Company as they take us through why they choose forestry as part of their climate solution strategy.
Date: 23rd February 2010
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From EcoSecurities:
Is your company involved in forestry? Which project types do you prefer? Or do you feel forestry is too risky? – It’s time to have your say by clicking here.
Forestry is starting to gain more momentum and importance in the fight against climate change. We would like to build on last year’s forest carbon findings by asking organisations who are already engaged in, or thinking about engaging in green issues what their current opinions of forest carbon offsetting are. To make this report as useful and comprehensive as possible we need your help and invaluable contribution!
We would therefore like to invite you to anonymously contribute you thoughts and opinions by simply clicking this survey link:
Forest Carbon Offsetting Survey 2010
The deadline for the data collection is Feb 28th 2010 and the final report will be published and freely available towards the end of April 2010.
Thank you in advance for your help and support.
For further information please email us at marketing at ecosecurities dot com or you can download your free copy of last year’s report by clicking here.
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Event: North America Carbon Credit Summit
Date: 14 April 2010
Venue: Reno, Nevada
2 February 2010 – The Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) has announced that it will host the North American Carbon Credit Summit on Wednesday, 14 April 2010 in Reno, Nevada. The one day event will provide the most current information available on the constantly evolving carbon credit market as it applies to municipal solid waste professionals.
For more information on the Summit, visit http://lfpm.SWANA.org/Carbon.
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“Green Industrial Evolution India ‘2010” -the event, proposes to cover issues like Climate Change & Sustainable Energy,Business of Carbon Credits and a focused conference for pro- environment initiatives aimed at the Indian Textile Industry…………………….
Event
Organized by: Helping Hand Foundation
Date : 13 to 15 January 2010
Venue: The Orchid Five Star Hotel, Mumbai, India
Registration: http://www.helpinghandindia.org/registration.htm
Details : http://www.helpinghandindia.org/
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At Carbon Retirement, we have just published a short piece of research into the efficiency of carbon offsetting through the Clean Development Mechanism, covered by the BBC. It shows that for every £1 spent on CERs by voluntary buyers, 28p goes to the project’s capital expenditure and maintenance costs.
The chart below, from the report, summarises the costs per CER, with the grey chunks representing project expenditure. Project costs total £3.78 per CER, or 28% of the price paid by the final buyer.
Costs in the CDM market, per CER
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