Carbon traders connect

Over 1,000 delegates signed up to the Environmental Risk carbon trading e-symposium, a live online conference hosted by Energy Risk on May 28. Roderick Bruce looks at some of the highlights

What better way to gather the top minds in the carbon trading sector than in a live, online, carbon-neutral conference? The Environmental Risk carbon trading e-symposium brought together an impressive line-up of 22 speakers from across the globe, from politicians to consultants and market participants.

Speakers gave an up- and downstream perspective, from project development and verification to carbon credit origination and trading strategies, and covered all the major carbon markets and

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