Corporate Investments into Forestry & Biodiversity (CIFB), hosted by CE-EM in London, brings together corporates, investors, and nature-based solutions experts to explore investment in forestry, biodiversity, and conservation. The event focuses on financing strategies, project development, risk management, and the role of nature-based investments in achieving net-zero goals.

Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS), hosted in Kigali, Rwanda, brings together over 500 stakeholders shaping the market – from governments and investors to project developers and buyers, to focus on one thing: moving from pipeline to transaction.

Carbon Forward Expo 2026 brings together leaders from the global compliance and voluntary carbon markets to explore the policies, trends, and innovations shaping the future of carbon trading. The two-day conference features expert-led plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities covering topics including carbon pricing, Article 6, CORSIA, carbon removals, industrial decarbonization, and market integrity.

Carbon Unbound Europe, taking place October 20–21, in London, convenes leaders from across the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) sector to discuss the latest developments and opportunities shaping the future of carbon removal.

The Colombian Bioeconomy Week, taking place October 26–28, in Barranquilla, Colombia, will convene leaders from the public and private sectors, academia, and international organizations to discuss bioeconomy, carbon markets, climate finance, biodiversity, and sustainable development. The event will be conducted primarily in Spanish.

Taking place November 30–December 2 in Paris, the S&P Global Energy Global Carbon Markets Conference brings together carbon market participants to discuss key developments shaping compliance and voluntary markets, including carbon pricing, corporate demand, Article 6, carbon removals, financing, and evolving policy and accounting frameworks.

Organized by CMT Events, DeCarbon Tokyo 2026 focuses on Japan’s evolving carbon transition, exploring industrial decarbonization, carbon markets and compliance, and carbon dioxide removal. The three-day conference will cover topics including Japan’s GX-ETS, Article 6, carbon procurement, market integrity, and scaling high-integrity carbon removals.

Taking place in Paris, the 26th annual IEA-IETA-EPRI workshop brings together senior government representatives, corporate leaders, and experts to discuss developments in carbon markets and emissions trading systems. Topics include CORSIA implementation, Article 6, carbon accounting reforms, compliance markets, and carbon pricing. The workshop is invitation-only and conducted under the Chatham House Rule.