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CMT has arranged special discounted room rate at JPY 47,234 nett (Superior King / Deluxe Twin) per room per night not including breakfast (subject to room & rate availability) for conference delegates at Tokyo Marriott Hotel

*Rates are strictly applicable to registered delegates only.

Please reserve your room with hotel via this link. Ensure CORP/PROMO CODE is indicated as A9236.

Breakfast can be added upon check in @ JPY 4500 nett/meal
Stay period: 29 Nov – 5 Dec
Cancellation Policy: 7 days 100%

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Tokyo Marriott Hotel

4-7-36 Kitashinagawa,
Shinagawa-ku,
Tokyo 140-0001
Tokyo

Contact Person: Group Reservations Team
Phone :+81-3-5488-0234 (Weekdays 9:00-18:00 JST)
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Reservation cut off date :28-11-2026

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REDUCE: Industrial Decarbonisation, Energy Transition & Carbon Management

Accelerating Industrial Decarbonisation Through Clean Energy, Carbon Management & Emerging Technologies
 

Strategic Objective 

Day 1 focuses on how organisations can reduce emissions today through industrial transformation, clean energy procurement, carbon management, digitalisation, CCS/CCUS and emerging decarbonisation technologies.
 

Key Question 

How do organisations reduce emissions and manage future compliance exposure under Japan's GX-ETS framework?
 

Agenda Outline 

  1. Decarbonising Asia's Industrial Economy: Opportunities, Challenges & Priorities for the Next Decade
  2. Panel: Decarbonising Hard-to-Abate Industries - Steel, Chemicals, Cement & Heavy Manufacturing (Exploring practical decarbonisation pathways being deployed by major industrial emitters across Asia)
  3. Measuring What Matters:  Industrial Carbon Accounting, Product Footprints & Compliance Reporting in the GX Era (Measuring & reporting emissions in an increasingly regulated environment)
  4. Turning Climate Targets into Investment Decisions:  Internal Carbon Pricing, Capital Allocation & Corporate Transformation (Ideas on embedding carbon considerations into business strategy & investment decisions)
  5. Financing Industrial Decarbonisation: Mobilising Capital for Transition Projects

AFTERNOON CONCURRENT TRACKS (13:30 - 17:00)

TRACK A 

CCS, Carbon Management & Industrial Decarbonisation Pathways

Reducing Industrial Emissions and Compliance Exposure Through Carbon Management Infrastructure

  1. Japan's Carbon Management Strategy: The Role of CCS in Achieving Industrial Decarbonisation & GX-ETS Compliance
  2. Reducing Compliance Exposure: How CCS is Becoming a Strategic Decarbonisation Tool for Heavy Industry
  3. Building Asia's Carbon Management Infrastructure: Cross-Border CO2 Transport & Storage Networks
  4. Carbon Management Beyond CCS: Utilisation, Circular Carbon & Emerging Opportunities
  5. The Business Case for Deep Decarbonisation: Preparing Heavy Industry for a Carbon-Constrained Future

TRACK B 

Data Centre Decarbonisation & Low-Carbon Power Strategies

Powering AI Growth While Reducing Carbon Emissions in a GX-ETS Economy

  1. AI, Data Centres & Japan's Carbon Challenge: Managing Energy Growth in a Carbon-Constrained Economy
  2. Decarbonising Digital Infrastructure: PPAs, Carbon-Free Energy & Emissions Reduction Strategies
  3. Powering AI Responsibly: Balancing Reliability, Affordability & Decarbonisation Objective
  4. Data Centres as Decarbonisation Catalysts: Can Digital Infrastructure Accelerate the Clean Energy Transition?
  5. AI, Energy & Carbon: Building Sustainable Digital Infrastructure in Asia

REGULATE: Carbon Markets, Compliance & Procurement 

Navigating Carbon Compliance, Market Mechanisms & Corporate Climate Claims in a Multi-Market World
  

Strategic Objective 

Explore how carbon pricing, compliance markets, voluntary markets, international climate frameworks and emerging carbon removal policies are influencing corporate decarbonisation strategies and procurement decisions across Japan and Asia-Pacific.
 

Key Question 

How should organisations navigate evolving compliance obligations, carbon pricing mechanisms, voluntary markets and climate frameworks while preparing for the next generation of carbon removals?
  

Agenda Outline 

  1. Japan's Decarbonisation Roadmap: GX-ETS, Carbon Pricing & the Path to Net Zero (Strategic update on Japan's climate policy direction and how GX-ETS supports the country's broader decarbonisation agenda)
  2. Carbon Pricing Across Asia: Lessons from Japan, China, Korea, Singapore & Emerging Markets
  3. GX-ETS Market Dynamics: Price Discovery, Liquidity & Market Development
  4. What Should Carbon Cost You? Building Internal Carbon Price Assumptions Under GX-ETS
  5. Who Pays for Decarbonisation? Cost Pass-Through Strategies in a Carbon-Constrained Economy
  6. Optimising the 10% Offset Allowance: Procurement Strategies, Supply Outlook & Risk Management
  7. SBTi, Net-Zero Standards & Corporate Decarbonisation Pathways
  8. EU CRCF: What the Carbon Removal & Carbon Farming Certification Framework Means for Future Carbon Markets
  9. Article 6, CORSIA & JCM: Unlocking Cross-Border Carbon Partnerships Across Asia-Pacific
  10. State of the Voluntary Carbon Market: Demand Trends, Integrity Initiatives & Market Evolution
  11. CBAM, CORSIA & IMO: Global Regulations Driving Future Demand for Carbon Credits & Carbon Removals
  12. Building Trust in Carbon Markets: Ratings, Transparency, MRV & Market Integrity

CONCURRENT SPECIAL: BUYERS PRIMER FORUM (09:30 – 13:30)

Complimentary Workshop for Japanese Corporate Buyers

  1. Why Carbon Removals Matter: Preparing for the Next Phase of Corporate Decarbonisation
  2. Carbon Removals 101: Understanding Nature-Based and Durable Carbon Removals
  3. The Buyer's Journey: Why Leading Corporates Are Procuring Carbon Removals Today
  4. Carbon Removal Procurement 101: From Internal Approval to Contract Execution
  5. Networking Lunch

REMOVE: Carbon Removals, Nature-Based Solutions & Procurement Pathways

From Climate Commitments to Permanent Carbon Removal: Building the Next Generation of Carbon Markets
 

Strategic Objective 

Explore how carbon removals, nature-based solutions and emerging certification frameworks are enabling organisations to address residual emissions while creating new opportunities for investment, procurement and market development.
  

Key Questions
• Why are corporate buyers entering the carbon removal market?
• How are procurement decisions made?
• How do nature-based and durable removals complement each other?
• What defines a high-quality removal credit?
• How are removals verified, insured and financed?
• What role can Japan and Asia play in scaling supply? 
     

Agenda Outline 

  1. Carbon Removals at an Inflection Point: From Early Procurement to Market Scale
  2. Corporate Buyers Panel: Why Buyers Are Entering the Carbon Removal Market
  3. Building Japan's Carbon Removal Ecosystem: Policy Development, Industry Initiatives & Market Readiness (Update on the development of Japan's carbon removal ecosystem and industry initiatives)
  4. Biochar, BECCS & Biomass Carbon Removal: Commercial Deployment Pathways in Asia-Pacific (Explore the technologies most likely to scale in Asia due to biomass availability and industrial demand)
  5. DAC, ERW, MarineCDR & Next-Generation Carbon Removals: Scaling Towards Gigatonne Potential
  6. CRCF & Emerging Certification Frameworks: How Carbon Removals Will Be Certified, Traded & Procured
  7. Managing Risk in Carbon Removal Procurement: Insurance, Reversal Risk & Contract Structures
  8. Scaling Carbon Removals: What Buyers, Developers, Investors & Standards Bodies Need from Each Other

CONCURRENT TRACKS (10:30 - 12:30)

TRACK A 

BUYERS, PROCUREMENT & NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS 

  1. Nature-Based Solutions in Asia-Pacific: Scaling Climate, Biodiversity & Community Outcomes
  2. Nature-Based Solutions & Carbon Farming: Can Asia Deliver Scale, Integrity & Long-Term Value?
  3. Japan Corporate Perspectives: Evaluating Carbon Removal Procurement Opportunities

TRACK B 

DURABLE CARBON REMOVALS, MRV & SCALE-UP 

  1. Durable Carbon Removal Technologies: State of Play and Commercial Readiness in 2026
  2. Scaling Durable Carbon Removal: Technology, Infrastructure & Financing Challenges
  3. MRV, Integrity & Permanence: Defining High-Quality Carbon Removal Credits

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