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A New Path To Low-Cost Green Hydrogen?
Low-cost hydrogen production is rapidly emerging as a critical solution for the clean energy future, offering a feasible pathway to reduce emissions and cut down on fossil fuel dependence. For companies and investors alike, the transformative potential of low-cost hydrogen technology is reshaping strategic approaches to sustainable energy. We’ll examine how low-cost hydrogen production is accelerating the shift to a net-zero future by providing accessible, scalable clean fuel sources. Many organizations, from industrial heavyweights to innovators in sustainable fuel, are exploring hydrogen’s potential to meet high energy demands while keeping costs manageable. However, harnessing this technology requires understanding its full environmental and economic impacts. Join us on December 10 at 2pm ET for this webinar, where we’ll be joined by guest company Terraform Industries. Featuring expert insights from Terraform’s team, along with Boundless’ Director of Research Melissa Harclerode and Senior Research Analyst Jordan Farber, we’ll discuss how hydrogen innovations are driving change across industries and the broader implications for clean energy markets.Time: 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM EST- Tags
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Building Our Clean Energy Future, Together.
Cleaner air and water. New and growing job opportunities. Communities that can withstand the impacts of climate change. To realize this clean energy future, we must work together.
Join Sir Richard Branson, Chairman of Virgin Group, and RMI Managers Taylor Krause and Ian Welch-Phillips for our December webinar. The discussion, moderated by RMI Trustee Martha Brooks, will explore the importance of activating the next generation of climate leaders and how these leaders are partnering to advance clean energy solutions around the world.
We hope you will join us!
Time: 10 a.m. MT/12 p.m. ET
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A Green Future for All: How Financial Services Can Build More Inclusive Carbon Markets
As carbon markets become a vital tool for funding the global transition to a sustainable economy, it is essential that they also serve to create a more equitable and just transition for all. This can only be realized if carbon markets meaningfully include and benefit underserved communities especially women, in emerging and developing countries by eliminating barriers to participation and making them more inclusive and impactful.
Inclusive financial services can support efforts to build more inclusive carbon markets and enhance development impact. Emerging evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa to South Asia and beyond, indicates that carbon projects are increasingly leveraging credit, savings, and payment products to reach excluded communities and deliver concrete improvements to the lives and livelihoods of the people most vulnerable. This emerging role of financial services presents an opportunity for financial service providers (FSPs) to deepen their engagement in the climate space, and for carbon project developers and other climate stakeholders to leverage the power of inclusive financial services to advance climate resilience, adaptation, and a just transition.
Join us for a discussion on the important role financial services can play in building more inclusive carbon markets. CGAP experts will present emerging evidence on how financial services are enabling carbon project developers to enhance their development impact, providing real-world examples and high-potential use cases. The webinar will also explore opportunities for the financial sector to play a greater role in carbon project development, and for carbon project developers and other stakeholders to leverage the power of inclusive financial services to advance climate resilience, adaptation, and a just transition. Finally, the webinar will outline opportunities for funders to support innovative approaches to financial services-enabled carbon projects.
Time: 9:00 am – 10:00 am EST
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GREEN Climate & Education Measurement Roundtable 1
The first event of our Measurement Roundtable series will focus on what global data is currently available to measure and monitor the impact of climate change on education and will include a discussion on critical data gaps and challenges in data collection, as well as a discussion on how the INGO community can help and contribute to this measurement effort. GREEN is pleased to host panelists Shwetlena Sabarwal from the World Bank, Aaron Benavot from MECCE, Leonora MacEwan from UNESCO IIEP, and Akanksha Bapna from ODI.Time: 9:00 AM ET- Tags
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DRE Impact on SDGs
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have significantly shaped global efforts to address urgent issues and create a fairer, more sustainable future. Among these goals, SDG 7, which focuses on ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy, stands out as a crucial objective and a cornerstone to achieve the rest of the SDGs. Decentralised Renewable Energy (DRE) solutions play an essential role in expanding energy access globally, especially in areas where traditional grid expansion is challenging or economically unfeasible.DRE addresses a broad spectrum of challenges, including alleviating poverty and hunger (SDGs 1 and 2), enhancing healthcare services (SDG 3), promoting education (SDG 4), advancing gender equality (SDG 5), ensuring access to clean water (SDG 6), and driving climate action (SDG 13). Maximising the adoption of DRE creates positive ripple effects across other SDGs.In this ARE I4E showcase webinar, ARE will shed a light on contributions from DRE companies towards achieving the SDGs. The aim is to unite experts, allowing them to present the impact of their DRE interventions on SDGs and engage the audience through a compelling Q&A session.- Tags
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Geneva, Switzerland and online - 2 DaysTuesday
December 10
2024UNEP FI Global Roundtable 2024
UNEP FI is hosting its 18th Global Roundtable on 10-11 December in Geneva, Switzerland and online. The flagship event will focus on accelerating practical approaches to setting and implementing targets in areas including net zero, nature, impact, pollution, human rights, and financial inclusion to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
UNEP FI’s biennial Global Roundtable (GRT) is a key event for driving action within the finance industry, offering thousands of professionals the chance to collaborate with peers and gain insights from global leaders. The GRT convenes a diverse group of stakeholders, including banks, insurers, investors, regulators, policymakers, and civil society, to collectively shape the sustainable finance agenda and catalyze action across the financial system to deliver more sustainable global economies for years to come.
UNEP FI and Building Bridges join forces
This year, the Global Roundtable will be held under the same roof as Building Bridges (9-12 December), a powerful movement that brings 2500+ attendees from 100+ countries from the finance and corporate sectors, governments, civil society, academia, and sustainable development communities to Geneva annually, to shape the global sustainable finance agenda and build a bridge towards a global economic model that meets the needs of a sustainable and just society. Find out more about Building Bridges 2024 here.
Those who are registered to attend the Global Roundtable from 10-11 December will also have access to the Building Bridges 2024 Action Days from 10-12 December.
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