September 17 | 1 PM London | 7 PM Jakarta | 3 PM Riyadh | 8 AM Washington DC
Interested in hearing how countries and industry leaders globally are coming together to tackle climate change through carbon management technologies? Join this online event on September 17th where participants of the recently launched Carbon Management Challenge (CMC), including the Global CCS Institute, will gather for this first-ever CMC webinar to unpack the goals of the international climate effort and the value of enabling a global movement to encourage the scale-up of carbon management initiatives.
Today, 21 countries (plus the European Commission) are part of the Carbon Management Challenge, all working towards a shared goal to drive a worldwide call to action aimed to accelerate the adoption of carbon management technologies, such as carbon capture and storage (CCS) and removals technologies. With more countries expected to join the challenge, CMC participants are keenly building curated, structured and inclusive workstreams to drive its success.
Organised by the CMC Secretariat, this webinar will examine:
- The significance of the Carbon Management Challenge in relation to international climate goals
- The immediate objectives of the CMC and its progress so far
- An overview of the three core workstreams focused on tracking and enabling carbon management projects, facilitating project financing in developing countries, and fostering global dialogue and engagement on carbon management
Speakers:
- Brazil - Carlos Agenor Onofre Cabral, Coordinator-General, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Brazil
- Canada - Jason Gadoury, Senior Director, Policy and Planning, Natural Resources Canada
- Indonesia - Dr. Belladona Troxylon Maulianda, Special Energy Advisor for the Coordinating Minister of Maritime & Investment Affairs, Indonesia
- United Kingdom - Louise MacMorran, Head of Strategic Engagement, Briefing and International, CCUS, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, United Kingdom
- United States - Brad Crabtree, Assistant Secretary for the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM)
Moderator:
- Noora Al Amer, Senior International CC Policy Lead, Global CCS Institute
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