CCX-CCFE 7th Annual Member Meeting

More than 150 members and market participants gathered for this year’s meeting to hear insights from leading experts and discuss the future of environmental markets.

 

Environmental Markets Trading Seminar

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

This one-day seminar provided in-depth coverage of critical topics in environmental finance. Attendees gained valuable insights on mandatory and voluntary carbon markets, available carbon offset standards, developments in EPA Clean Air Act SO2 & NOx compliance programs, and renewable energy market opportunities including RECs.
 
Panel discussions included market leaders from: Merrill Lynch, RBC, Citigroup, EDF North America, Austin Energy, AEP, Ameren, First Capitol Risk, Element Markets, Environmental Credit Corp, Equator Environmental Markets and more. VIEW FULL AGENDA
 

Opportunities in a Changing Climate: Managing Emissions Markets in Unpredictable Times

Thursday, June 10, 2010

On day two attendees heard from CCX-CCFE founder & chairman Richard L. Sandor about the future of environmental markets. American Municipal Power President & CEO Marc Gerken spoke about managing climate risk from the frontlines of the utility industry. And ICE President Chuck Vice gave his views on exciting new developments in energy markets.
 
Panel discussions covered a broad range of topics including legislative updates, international synergies, the renewable sector, new SEC rules on climate risk disclosure and sustainability communications with investors, customers and the media.
 
Panel discussions included speakers from: Intel, IBM, Motorola, Abbott, SunOne Solutions, USDA Forest Service, Carbon Disclosure Project, Edelman, Veolia Environmental Services, Baker-McKenzie, Environmental Markets Newsletter, City of Chicago, CNT Energy, EKO Asset Management Partners, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal and more. VIEW FULL AGENDA
 
Thanks to everyone who participated and a special thanks to our sponsors:
 
IntercontinentalExchange
National Farmers Union
Edge Energy
Newedge
Tradelink
Knoll
Environmental Markets Newsletter
ClimateBiz.com / GreenBiz.com