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The GreenFin program equips professionals with strategies to harness the power of capital for the clean economy transition through four key tracks: Transition Planning & Finance, Corporate Reporting & Disclosure, Climate-Aligned Investment, and Commercial Impact.

Through dynamic discussions and inspiring keynotes, you’ll gain the insights, connections, and strategies to harness the power of capital for the clean economy transition and to fund critical climate and nature solutions.

GreenFin

Corporate sustainability is at a critical juncture in financing decarbonization strategies. The urgent challenge lies in mobilizing and deploying the trillions in capital needed to transition the global economy — from scaling clean energy infrastructure and industrial decarbonization to advancing nature-based solutions.

GreenFin brings together the ecosystem of sustainability, finance and investment professionals at leading banks, investors and corporations developing the strategies to mobilize capital across asset classes to fund critical climate solutions.

This year, GreenFin is part of Trellis Impact 25, giving attendees access to three leading events taking place together — GreenFin, VERGE, and Bloom Trellis Impact 25 bridges climate and nature strategies with sustainable finance, empowering professionals to accelerate innovative solutions to our planet’s biggest challenges.

GAI Asia is the region’s preeminent gathering of agriculture investment stakeholders. Take advantage of unrivaled networking opportunities to build on existing relationships and meet potential new partners.

Learn & Be Inspired
Global AgInvesting is known for curating speaking faculties composed of industry experts, respected private and institutional investors, leading agribusiness executives, and cutting-edge agtech innovators and entrepreneurs. Our agendas explore the latest trends, challenges, and best practices affecting the agriculture investment community.

Amazing Location
We always look forward to our annual reunion of the agriculture investment community in Tokyo. The American Club is a vibrant, modern hub of international exchange in the heart of the Japanese capital. The building was described by private club consultants the McMahon Group as “light years ahead of its U.S. counterparts” and “[as] quite possibly the finest private club facility in the world.”

Build Your Network
Reconnect with friends and colleagues, and make new connections with potential clients, partners, and investors. GAI events offer unrivaled networking opportunities allowing you to build your network during scheduled coffee breaks, lunches, and receptions and continue the conversation after event hours using the event mobile app.

Trellis Impact 25 is the premier event empowering professionals to accelerate innovative solutions to our planet’s biggest challenges. Bringing together three leading conferences in one location, Trellis Impact 25 is the center of gravity for doers and leaders focused on action and results:

• VERGE mobilizes professionals decarbonizing and future-proofing their organizations and supply chains through climate technologies.
• Bloom convenes leaders and innovators driving cutting-edge tools, business strategies, and partnerships to protect and regenerate nature.
• GreenFin equips professionals with strategies to harness the power of capital for the clean economy transition.

Read more about how Trellis Impact 25 is set to usher in the next phase of sustainability.

Now in it’s 12th edition, Nigeria Energy is West Africa’s leading energy platform connecting the entire value chain – from policymakers to project owners.

The event brings together key stakeholders driving Nigeria and West Africa’s power sector transformation, offering a hub for innovation and partnerships.

We unite the West African energy community through SIX dedicated product sectors.

Sustainability
Nigeria Energy is shaping a greener future with a 14.5 sustainability score and a focus on impact that goes beyond the event.

From reducing single-use materials on-site to encouraging exhibitors to design better, more sustainable stands, every aspect of Nigeria Energy is geared toward long-term positive change.

The Office of the Special Climate Envoy, through the Clean Cooking Delivery Unit (CCDU) and in collaboration with partners, is convening a High-Level Summit on Unlocking Finance and Investments for Institutional Clean Cooking in Kenya, to be held on 28th October 2025 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Upper Hill, Nairobi. The Summit seeks to accelerate investment, catalyze partnerships, and scale sustainable institutional clean cooking solutions across the country.

In this regard, the Office invites Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from companies, investors, financiers, and organizations across the institutional clean cooking value chain to exhibit at this strategic convening. Eligible applicants include:

• Technology and Equipment Providers – such as stoves, cookers, cold storage, kitchen appliances, biomass, solar, electric, and hybrid systems.
• Fuel and Energy Suppliers – offering innovative and sustainable energy solutions.
• Finance and Investment Partners – including banks, microfinance institutions, development finance institutions (DFIs), pension funds, impact investors, and credit providers.
• Service Providers – delivering installation, operation, maintenance, catering, or energy-as-a-service solutions.
• Supply Chain Actors – including feedstock suppliers, logistics companies, and distributors.
• Policy, Standards, and Certification Bodies – supporting an enabling environment for institutional cooking.
• Capacity-Building, Research, and Advocacy Organizations – strengthening institutional capacity and evidence-based policy.
• Enterprises Innovating in Clean Energy, Health, Environment, or Nutrition for Institutions.
• Women- and Youth-Led Enterprises – contributing innovative solutions and inclusive business models.

Please note:
For exhibition purposes, the event will feature a limited number of institutional clean cooking companies and financial institutions. However, all interested organizations are strongly encouraged to submit their details, not only for event attendance but also to support broader objectives such as: