New York Climate Week 2026

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20–27 September 2026
New York

Join the conversation with Sylvera

New York Climate Week is one of the most important global moments for climate and decarbonization conversations, bringing together leading policymakers, investors, corporate buyers, project developers, and market infrastructure leaders from across the ecosystem.  

Throughout the week, Sylvera will host and participate in a series of discussions, roundtables, and market briefings focused on the decisions shaping the future of carbon credits, EACs and lower-carbon commodities.

Additional events and speakers will be announced as we confirm them.

Event calendar

Monday
21 September

🏭 The New World of Corporate Decarbonization: Lower-carbon commodities, EACs and Carbon Credits

Limited spaces for BUYERS only. The rules for corporate decarbonization are being rewritten - SBTi V2 sets what counts toward a target, the GHG Protocol and ISO are merging corporate accounting into a single standard for 2028. This changes how companies are approaching setting and achieving their targets across carbon credits, commodities, EACs and more. There is more than one lever on a Scope 1, 2 or 3 number, but they do not all count the same way. Each carries a different cost per tonne and a different accounting treatment. Credits, physical supply and certificates are often discussed in separate rooms by separate teams. We're bringing all sides of the conversation into one room.

Midtown NYC
4pm-8pm
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Tuesday
22 September

🌳 De-Mything Forest Carbon Credits: Scaling Aperture Across the Market

Hosted by MITIGA and as part of the Nest Climate Campus, our Climate Consulting Lead Diyva Krishnan will be speaking at this event, highlighting a fundamental shift in the perspective surrounding forest carbon credits, driven by recent validations from the ICVCM, with the CCP Label and SBTi. The discussion will explore the evolution of these credits and how high-quality nature-based solutions are scaling to benefit corporate portfolios, sovereign goals and the planet.

North Javits Center
11am-12:30pm
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Wednesday
23 September

✈️ IETA NACS: International Compliance Markets at a Crossroads: Article 6, CORSIA and Geopolitics

Our VP Policy Ben Rattenbury will join this forward-looking discussion on the future of global compliance markets. This panel will explore how carbon market participants and policymakers are adapting to evolving market dynamics amid geopolitical tensions and shifting government priorities. Market leaders and experts will examine emerging trends in the supply and demand for internationally transferred mitigation outcomes (ITMOs) and consider how these developments will shape the future of international carbon markets. With only a handful of countries expected to use Article 6 to meet their 2030 climate targets, demand from airlines seeking to comply with CORSIA will be a critical source of finance for many carbon projects in the near term.

Convene 360, NY
2.40pm-3.40pm
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🍻 Carbon Market Social

Three days of panels down, a few more to go. Wednesday night, leave the badge at the hotel and join Sylvera for a happy hour built around one thing: good conversation with the people who actually move this market. No stage, no pitch deck, no clipboard. Just drinks, a happy hour, and a great community that makes Climate Week worth the jet lag.

East Village, Manhattan
6.30pm-9pm
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Thursday
24 September
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Friday
25 September
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Saturday
26 September
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Sunday
26 September
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Meet the team at NYCW

Sylvera leaders and market experts attending throughout the week include:
Allister Furey
Co Founder & CEO
Ben Rattenbury
VP Policy
Rory Trevelyan Thomas
GM, Carbon Markets
Shona Crawford-Smith
GM, Carbon-Differentiated Commodities

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