1000+
ATTENDEES
150+
EXECUTIVE SPEAKERS
80+
SPONSORS & PARTNERS
85%
DIRECTOR OR ABOVE
100%
COMMITTED TO NET ZERO
FROM POLICY TO ACTION – WHERE LEADERS DEFINE APAC’S CARBON MARKETS
APAC CARBON MARKETS AT THE RECKONING POINT: PRICE IT, PROVE IT, LEAD IT
The rules Asia-Pacific spent years debating are now on the calendar. The first CBAM declarations and certificate surrenders for 2026 imports fall due on 30 September 2027. SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 opens for target validation from 1 February 2027. CORSIA supply remains concentrated, while durable-removal finance still depends on a narrow group of anchor buyers.
The challenge is no longer understanding the transition—it is executing it before delay becomes a commercial disadvantage. By the time we meet, the post-COP31 market will be reshaping product costs, procurement, investment and market access in real time. Carbon is no longer a reporting line; it is becoming a commercial operating condition.
But pressure does more than raise costs—it builds markets. New insurance, stronger methodologies, buyer coalitions, blended-finance structures and trading venues are beginning to turn fragmented rules into safer claims, investable supply and more trusted regional price signals.
CFAS2027 will convene 1,000+ decision-makers—governments, corporates, manufacturers, financiers and developers—across the main summit and two dedicated forums: the APAC CORSIA Forum and APAC CDR Forum.
Core sessions will examine Article 6 authorisation, price discovery and carbon risk, procurement and claims, MRV and product data, nature-based bankability and blended finance.
Whether you are pricing export exposure, defending a procurement decision or financing a project whose economics do not yet close, the opportunity is the same: turn early preparation, stronger evidence and clearer market access into competitive advantage.
This is where governments, companies, capital providers and project developers shape how carbon is priced, proven, procured, financed and traded across Asia-Pacific. Here, policy signals become bankable deals.
What CFAS2027 Helps You Solve
CARBON RULES, TRADE & COMPETITIVENESS
Who Gains—and Who Pays?
Understand how CBAM, CORSIA, carbon taxes and emerging ETSs will affect market access, margins and investment decisions—so your business can act early, protect competitiveness and avoid costly compliance surprises.
MRV, PRODUCT DATA & MARKET ASSURANCE
Will the Evidence Survive Audit?
Understand how digital MRV, product carbon data, registries, ratings and assurance can create audit-ready evidence—helping companies meet CBAM and buyer requirements while reducing verification cost, double counting and claims risk.
ARTICLE 6, AUTHORISATION & TRANSFERABILITY
Can Your Credits Actually Move?
Learn how LoAs, corresponding adjustments, quotas and registry rules determine whether credits become transferable, claim-safe and investable—and how to reduce approval delays, stranded supply and sovereign authorisation risk.
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PRICE DISCOVERY, LIQUIDITY & CARBON RISK
Can APAC Trust the Price?
See why more exchanges have not created reliable prices, and how benchmarks, standard contracts, forward tools and insurance can improve budgeting, procurement timing, valuation and risk control.
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PROCUREMENT, CLAIMS & BUYER STRATEGY
What Can Companies Safely Buy?
Clarify what to buy, what claims are safe, when integrity deserves a premium and how offtakes, pre-purchases and diversified portfolios can secure supply without exposing buyers to unlimited delivery risk.
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MRV, PRODUCT DATA & MARKET ASSURANCE
Which Projects Will Get Funded?
Explore how stricter baselines, permanence rules and uncertain issuance reshape project economics—and how price floors, milestone payments, blended finance and risk-sharing can turn promising nature and removal projects into bankable supply.
CFAS2026 Strategic Speakers
Who Attends
2026 Sponsors & Partners
EXHIBITOR
Media Partner
Government Leaders Supported CFAS2026
Jan Dusik
Director-General for Climate Action
European Commission
Vicente Hurtado Roa
Head of Unit C.2 (CBAM, Energy and Green Taxation)
European Commission
Hon Simon Watts
Minister of Climate Change
New Zealand Government
Download the CFAS 2026 Post Event Report
The Climate Futures APAC Summit 2026 successfully convened over 600 attendees, 80+ expert speakers, and 60+ sponsors and partners in Bangkok. The event provided a high-level platform for advancing carbon markets from policy signals to implementation, with extensive networking and actionable discussions throughout.
Download the official Post Event Report to review the key highlights, insights, and outcomes.
White Paper: Unlocking Article 6.2
Article 6.2 is moving from policy design to real market execution. For APAC, the opportunity is significant, but implementation remains slowed by governance gaps, authorisation complexity, fragmented MRV systems, registry readiness, and limited technical capacity. This white paper outlines a practical acceleration framework built around Intelligence, Infrastructure, and Integration to help countries unlock climate finance, scale verified mitigation outcomes, and build trusted carbon market leadership.
White Paper: APAC Playbook for CBAM Competitive Pathways
CBAM has shifted from regulatory signal to financial reality in 2026, reshaping the economics of global trade. As APAC exporters face rising carbon costs and market access risks, this white paper provides a practical playbook to turn compliance into competitive advantage. It outlines critical challenges, decodes stakeholder dynamics, and presents actionable frameworks across MRV, finance, and decarbonisation to help businesses stay competitive in a carbon-priced world.
CFAS2026 arrives as climate policy shifts from aspiration to enforced reality—Article 6, CBAM, CORSIA, and compliance demand are now operational at scale.
Designed for decision-makers seeking real-world execution: sovereign Article 6 projects, digital MRV, compliance readiness, and cross-border capital deployment.
The value lies in actionable insights on structuring compliant supply, mitigating policy risk, and unlocking trusted finance—where execution becomes the true differentiator in APAC.
Ivano lannelli
Chief Sustainability Officer
Green Economy Partnership (GEP)
Why Attend?
Navigate Policy Uncertainty with Confidence
Post-COP30 Article 6 rules, CBAM Phase 2, ETS expansions and registry standards are evolving rapidly. Governments, corporates and developers risk delays, misalignment and missed opportunities.
CFAS2027 brings together leading regulators and policymakers to deliver clear, actionable guidance and cross-border strategies — helping you align your priorities with the region’s new carbon framework.
Gain Clarity on Demand, Pricing & Market Direction
Uncertain demand trajectories, pricing trends and financing signals make it difficult for corporates, financiers, developers and governments to plan effectively.
CFAS2027 brings together authoritative perspectives from senior leaders and experienced market strategists — equipping you with reliable benchmarks, procurement priorities and capital structures to make confident, forward-looking decisions.
Connect with APAC’s Most Influential Decision-Makers
Meaningful collaboration is difficult when access to the right partners and emerging trends is limited.
CFAS2027 gathers 600+ senior leaders from governments, corporates, financiers, developers and multilateral institutions in an intimate, high-calibre setting — creating direct, strategic connections that drive real impact across the APAC decarbonisation ecosystem.
Testimonials
"Congratulations on a successful summit! It was a great to see everything come together and Carbon Standards was delighted to participate as a gold sponsor."
Amy Rhoades
Chief Communications & Engagement Officer
Carbon Standards International
"It was a great pleasure to join CFAS2026 in Bangkok and to be part of such an insightful discussion on carbon markets, climate finance, and decarbonisation across APAC.
I would also like to sincerely thank you and the organizing team for the excellent coordination before and during the event.
Compared with many other events, I felt the direction, communication, and preparation support from the organizer were very clear and helpful, which made it much easier for speakers to prepare and participate.
The event was also very valuable for us, as we were able to connect with many relevant companies, investors, and carbon market stakeholders."
Ryo Harada
Country Manager Thailand
Green Carbon Inc.
"It was a pleasure to join Climate Futures APAC Summit 2026 in Bangkok and contribute to the discussion. I truly appreciate the team’s thoughtful organization and support throughout the event."
Brenda Qi
Director, Project Development
the Institute of Natural Carbon Sink, China
"It is very well organized. I really appreciate the team and speakers who shared their thoughtful and forward looking to enhance carbon market."
Napaporn Yuberk
National Coordinator – Climate Finance Specialist
Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations
"We have gained beneficial information from the event and a great chance to explore collaboration with other orgnizations. This will definitely help us moving forward. Thank you for bringing everyone together and look forward to keeping in touch."
Pichai Chaiyananrittikul
ESG and Risk Department Manager
National Power Supply Public Company Limited (NPS)
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