Carbon Trade Asia
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It is said that the Kyoto Protocol is one of the most complex multilateral environment agreements ever negotiated. It involved so many countries, processes, organizations and so on. Each market is bound by separate rules and has its own demand. Therefore, a clear understanding about how the Kyoto Protocol agreement works, how various markets were formed as well as the different risks associated is necessary before a company participates in the game.
Recently, financially and legally matured countries or cities like Japan, Singapore, Beijing and Hong Kong, have shown their interest in establishing the first carbon credit exchange platform in Asia. Among these competing markets, analysts have placed high expectation on Hong Kong to beat the others. Many reasoned that besides its closeness to China, (the major Clean Development Mechanism market) Hong Kong with its strong, reliable and transparent legal and financial platform, is undeniably an excellently suited platform to host the trades.
It is even more promising to learn that Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKex) is positively seeking to develop an emission-related market and expected to take some initial steps by end of the year. The news is definitely a stimulus in the market and has encouraged more attention on carbon trading subject from Hong Kong companies. Started from June, yet more eye balls have been drawn to issues related to carbon trading and CDM when the government announced formal arrangements for the implementation of CDM projects in Hong Kong.
Hence, it is indeed a good time to grasp the knowledge needed to understand the trading system and different markets in order for you to get ready to invest in this lucrative market. During this two-day conference, you can network with the major players in the market to either do business or learn from their experience the best strategies to enter this rewarding game.
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For Registration/ Request a Brochure:
Contact Eunice Mak on 2179 7899 or
email: conference.enquiries@LexisNexis.com
For More Information:
Contact Josephine Voon on 2965 1476 or
email: josephine.voon@LexisNexis.com
For Sponsorship Opportunities:
Contact Jennifer Qian on +852 2965 1475 or
email: jennifer.qian@LexisNexis.com