President of CEBDS and Special Envoy to COP30, Marina Grossi, delivers a letter outlining directions for leveraging private investment and strengthening international cooperation.
The Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS) – which plays a central role in shaping the carbon pricing agenda in the country – advocates for the integration of regulated carbon markets. Among the points raised by the Brazilian productive sector, in a letter delivered to the Federal Government, The opportunities for integration lie in leveraging private investment and strengthening international cooperation based on sound carbon markets, which still exhibit significant fragmentation and a need for harmonization.
The letter was delivered during the panel. “The Strategic Role of Carbon Markets for the Private Sector: An Integrated and Competitive Perspective”, The document, promoted by CEBDS at the Business Pavilion of the Blue Zone at COP30, this Friday, the 14th, was signed by the president of CEBDS and Special Envoy of the Business Sector, Marina Grossi, and received by the Secretary of the Carbon Market, Cristina Reis, from the Ministry of Finance.
The business sector's action comes just days after the launch of the Open Coalition for the Integration of Carbon Markets, an initiative aimed at harmonizing standards and integrating different regulated markets in order to promote greater transparency, predictability, and liquidity.
