Carbon Conversations
An interactive live webinar series developed to address key industry, policy, regulatory and community issues. In 2021 these events will be held monthly, on Fridays, at12pm, via Zoom, keep an eye on the developing schedule below.
Carbon Conversations provides a way to connect, communicate and collaborate throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring we can lead and inform our community on the benefits of transitioning to a net-zero emissions economy. These events will involve CMI members and other key industry leaders.
Occasionally these events will be free, registration is essential. In most cases, Carbon Conversations will be accessible exclusively to CMI Corporate and Associate Members
, and housed on our CMI Members Portal. Professional Network Members will also have access (available to individuals and fully tax deductible).
Soil Carbon Discussion – a CMI member event
Friday 26th February, 12pm, Zoom.
Please join this important soil carbon webinar with the Clean Energy Regulator’s (CER) head of method development Melanie Ford. The CER is now in the technical and expert consultation period for new or updated soil carbon methods. This webinar will provide an update on the method development process, and explore key themes for discussion and possible inclusion in CMI’s submission to the CER’s method consultation.
We’ll also hear from our newly established Soil Carbon Taskforce Co-Chairs Louisa Kiely and Matthew Warnken who’ll brief you on how the Taskforce will be engaging with CMI members, the government and industry.
Carbon Conversation videos are available to watch here for a short time following the event. After approximately two weeks, video recordings are transferred to the CMI Members Portal. Sign up to become a professional network, Corporate or Associate Member today and receive access to our Members Portal, our Carbon Conversations and much much more. We can’t wait to have you on board!
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19 February, 2021Carbon Conversations 18USA revs up climate action, implications for global & Australian investment | E3G – Third Generation Environmentalism, EVgo & Norton RoseUSA revs up climate action, implications for global & Australian investment | E3G – Third Generation Environmentalism, EVgo & Norton Rose
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30 November, 2020Carbon Conversations 17Business, Investment and Global Geopolitics | Hon. Bob Carr, Dr Matthew Bell/EY & Rebecca Wright/Asia Investor Group on Climate ChangeBusiness, Investment and Global Geopolitics | Hon. Bob Carr, Dr Matthew Bell/EY & Rebecca Wright/Asia Investor Group on Climate Change -
07 August, 2020Carbon Conversations 13Ministerial Conversation with the Hon James Shaw MP, Minister for Climate Change, New Zealand | New Zealand Climate Change Commission & NZ Carbon Farming Group/Australia Carbon FarmingMinisterial Conversation with the Hon James Shaw MP, Minister for Climate Change, New Zealand | New Zealand Climate Change Commission & NZ Carbon Farming Group/Australia Carbon Farming
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29 May, 2020Carbon Conversations 8Ministerial Conversation: Climate Solutions, Roadmaps and Long-Term Strategy with Hon. Angus Taylor Minister for Emissions Reduction and Energy | GreenCollar and Baker McKenzieMinisterial Conversation: Climate Solutions, Roadmaps and Long-Term Strategy with Hon. Angus Taylor Minister for Emissions Reduction and Energy | GreenCollar and Baker McKenzie
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22 May, 2020Carbon Conversations 7Policies for a clean recovery | Hon. Mark Butler, Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Adam Bandt Leader of Australian Greens and Zali Steggall Independent Member for WarringahPolicies for a clean recovery | Hon. Mark Butler, Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Adam Bandt Leader of Australian Greens and Zali Steggall Independent Member for Warringah
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3 April, 2020Carbon Conversations 110th ERF Auction outcomes and COVID-19 implications for carbon markets | Clean Energy Regulator, Market Advisory Group and Norton Rose Fulbright10th ERF Auction outcomes and COVID-19 implications for carbon markets | Clean Energy Regulator, Market Advisory Group and Norton Rose Fulbright
From June – August 2020, the CMI ran a bespoke seminar series for professionals. It was designed to increase participants’ knowledge of latest carbon market and climate policy developments, and equip attendees with a strong understanding of the market as well as engagement opportunities available.
Series 1 – Carbon Market Information.
- International Market Developments
- Supply & Demand Dynamics in the Domestic Market
- Market Opportunities in State Schemes & Initiatives:
- Part 1: Western Australia, Victoria & South Australia
- Part 2: Queensland & New South Wales
- Market Supply & Australia’s Carbon Farming Industry
Series 2 – Carbon Market Strategy, Trading & Procurement.
- The Business Case for Emissions Reductions & Setting Climate Goals
- Engaging in Domestic Carbon & Energy Markets
- Engaging in International Carbon Markets
Each seminar featured presentations from the CMI, the Clean Energy Regulator and other expert market participants, as well as Q&A. Watch the full series here:
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14 August, 2020PARTICIPATING IN AUSTRALIA’S CARBON MARKET | 2020 VIRTUAL SEMINAR SERIESSeries 2 - Carbon Market Strategy, Trading & Procurement A. The Business Case for Emissions Reductions & Setting Climate GoalsSeries 2 - Carbon Market Strategy, Trading & Procurement A. The Business Case for Emissions Reductions & Setting Climate Goals
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17 July, 2020Participating in Australia's carbon markets to meet corporate climate goals | 2020 Virtual Seminar SeriesSeries 1: Carbon Market Information D. Market Opportunities in State Schemes & Initiatives (Part 2: Qld & NSW)Series 1: Carbon Market Information D. Market Opportunities in State Schemes & Initiatives (Part 2: Qld & NSW)
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10 July, 2020Participating in Australia's carbon markets to meet corporate climate goals | 2020 Virtual Seminar SeriesSeries 1 - Carbon Market Information C. Market Opportunities in State Schemes & Initiatives (Part 1: WA, SA and Victoria)Series 1 - Carbon Market Information C. Market Opportunities in State Schemes & Initiatives (Part 1: WA, SA and Victoria)