As discussões sobre mercados de carbono e o Artigo 6 do Acordo de Paris darão o tom da participação do CEBDS no segundo dia da COP 25, que acontece de 2 a 13 de dezembro, em Madri. Karen Tanaka, gerente técnica do CEBDS, e Monique Gonçalves, da Shell (empresa associada ao CEBDS), apresentam experiências do setor empresarial brasileiro durante o workshop “Diálogo de Negócios em mercados de carbono e Artigo 6”, promovido pela International Emissions Trading Association (IETA), no IETA Business Hub (Pavilhão 8A08), às 14h (horário de Madri).
O workshop é dividido em três painéis que abordarão o do panorama da precificação de carbono no mundo, e em destaque na América Latina, como os mercados de carbono podem contribuir para as NDCs e para estratégias de longo prazo, além do Artigo 6 e as expectativas para a COP 25.
O CEBDS apresentará o posicionamento do setor empresarial brasileiro sobre o Artigo 6, construído durante a Latin American and Caribbean Climate Week 2019, que aconteceu em agosto, em Salvador. Para acessar o documento, clique aqui.
O workshop é aberto ao público e será ministrado em inglês.
Agenda completa
(horários de Madri)
Business dialogue on carbon markets and Article 6
Tuesday 3 December, 2019 | 2:00 to 6:00pm
IETA Business Hub, Hall 8, Pavilion 8A08, COP25
13h30 Registrations
14h Opening
The opening session will welcome participants, introduce the agenda of the day and outline the objectives of the business dialogue. This will be followed by a tour de table to allow participants to introduce themselves.
Moderator: Dirk Forrister, IETA
14h15 Setting the scene: Carbon markets and carbon pricing
This scene setting discussion will look at the outlook for carbon markets and carbon pricing worldwide, covering domestic and regional systems as well as international initiatives. A panel of experts will examine the main benefits of carbon markets and carbon pricing and will discuss the private sector views on carbon markets.
This session will also look at how carbon markets can contribute to NDC achievement to the development of long-term strategies. The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A and open floor discussion with the audience.
Moderator: Dirk Forrister, IETA
Speakers:
- Constanze Haug, ICAP
- Edwin Aalders, DNV GL
- Silke Karcher, BMU Germany
- Monique G. de Carvalho Gonçalves, Shell
15h30 Deep dive: carbon markets in Latin America
This session will review the outlook for carbon markets in Latin America, taking a closer look at key countries involved in the development of domestic and regional systems. A panel of experts will review the state of play, analyze the key upcoming challenges and opportunities and will discuss the role of the private sector. The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A and open floor discussion with the audience.
Moderator: Stefano De Clara, IETA
Speakers:
- Luisa Manzanares, CESPEDES
- Susana Vélez Haller, South Pole
- Nicolas Westenenk, Chile
16h45 State of play in the Article 6 discussion and expectations for COP25
This session will look at what Article 6 is and at its relevance to the Paris Agreement and to carbon markets. A panel of experts will review the state of play in the negotiations on Article 6, will explain the critical questions of interest to business and policy makers and will examine the key opportunities for the business community. The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A and open floor discussion with the audience.
Moderator: Stefano De Clara, IETA
Speakers:
- Mariano Morazzo, ENEL • James Grabert, UNFCCC
- Chandra Shekhar Sinha, World Bank
- Karen Tanaka, CEBDS
- Axel Michaelowa, Perspectives
18h Closing and Next Steps
