Date: 10 September 2026
Time: 13:00-21:30
Venue: Reed Smith Offices at 1 Blossom Yard, London E1 6RS
Friedrich Nietzsche said, “What doesn’t kill me, makes me stronger” — and carbon pricing markets have spent the last few years putting that to the test. Greenwashing, double-counting, EAC mismatches and a large overhang of discredited credits have battered confidence and collapsed prices across voluntary, compliance, and EAC markets, with standardisation still elusive after twenty years of effort and political headwinds in both the US and Europe adding further pressure.
But signs of recovery are multiplying high-quality projects are commanding premium prices, Article 6.0 offsets are gaining traction, CORSIA is pioneering sectoral standardisation, and familiar techniques like securitisation are starting to attract institutional capital that complexity and fragmentation had previously kept on the sidelines. Organised by Future of Finance, Carbon Credits 2026 will bring together the market’s key voices to explore how trust is being rebuilt and what’s still needed to finally deliver large, liquid markets in carbon offsets, reductions, and removals.
The 3 key topics are:
- From Carbon Credits to Carbon Costs: How externalities are being priced into trade and supply chains
- From Footprints to Financials: Scope 3, financed emissions and the CFO’s carbon problem
- What can be done to deliver large and liquid markets in carbon credits?
Hirander Misra, our Chairman & CEO, will be a speaker on Panel 3: What Can Be Done to Deliver Large and Liquid Markets in Carbon Credits?
