IPFA Asia
Carbon credits are emerging as a critical tool in the global drive toward net zero. As countries and companies scale up climate ambition, international cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement is laying the groundwork for high-integrity cross-border crediting. In parallel, corporate demand is driving innovation in deal structures, from ERPAs and prepayment models to risk allocation mechanisms.
This panel will examine how carbon credits can meaningfully support decarbonization efforts while attracting the financing needed to scale. Speakers will explore project funding through carbon funds and blended finance, and the growing role of insurance and credit enhancement products in de-risking carbon transactions. Join market leaders and climate finance experts to unpack the frameworks and financial instruments shaping the future of carbon markets.
Panellists
- Genevieve Ding, Head of APAC Sustainability, JP Morgan Chase
- Anirudh Krishnan, Senior NCS Policy Manager, Conservation International
- Alvin Lim, CEO, Climate Bridge International
- Jay Mariyappan, Head Carbon & Renewables, PetroChina International (Singapore)
- Moderated by Per Lindberg, Partner, Morrison Foerster
Event details
Registration: 5.45pm
Welcome and Opening Remarks: 6.00pm
Panel Discussion and Q&A: 6.05pm - 7pm
Networking Drinks and Canapes: 7.00pm onwards
Format: In-person briefing; Panel Discussion with Q&A followed by a networking reception.
Address: Morrison Foerster, 50 Collyer Quay, #12-01 OUE Bayfront, Singapore 049321