Carbon Finance - Toronto Fall 2010

This Environmental Finance Fall 2010 series explores the growing materiality of carbon factors in the specific areas of Carbon Markets, Project Finance and Risks with a Canadian & International outlook.


Carbon Finance Workshop: Executive Development Program

Carbon Finance Workshop: Executive Development Program probes further into topics such as market structure, carbon trading, tax versus trade, carbon market mechanisms, voluntary markets, emission reduction, project finance, climate policy, risk management, carbon accounting principles, measurement, reporting and verification. Case Studies will also be explored.

Attendees will develop an understanding of the mechanisms of the carbon markets, the interaction of clean tech finance and the carbon markets, the risks associated with the emergence of carbon markets and the latest status of national and international initiatives.

An in-depth knowledge of financial markets is NOT required.

Dates: September 29, 30, October 1, 2010

Click here for Workshop Program.

Location: 

Hart House, University of Toronto
7 Hart House Circle
Toronto, ON M5S 3H3


Certificate of Achievement: Carbon Finance (Optional)

By attending the workshop and successfully completing a take-home final exam, candidates will obtain a Certificate of Achievement: Carbon Finance. To be eligible to write the final exam, participants must register for all three days.

To Register:   

Register Online     

Offline Registration form (PDF)

Fees:

SPECIAL:  Early Bird Rate:  20% off until September 22, 2010.  (extended)

Day One:   $820 CDN per person
Day Two:    $820 CDN per person
Day Three: $800 CDN per person (Half Day am or pm: $400) 

Full Three days: $2200  (Discount to register for all three days)

Price includes breakfast, lunch and Networking Reception at the Gallery Grill, Hart House on September 29, 2010.

LSUC

This program has been accredited by the Law Society of Upper Canada for 16 hours towards the professional development requirement for certification.


Presented by,

                 EF2009

  
With thanks for support from,

                       CanURBlogo      

                              

   
Contact:

For further information, please contact Donna Workman
Phone: 416.978.7077 Email: d.workman@utoronto.ca

This Environmental Finance Fall 2010 series explores the growing materiality of carbon factors in the specific areas of Carbon Markets, Project Finance and Risks with a Canadian & International outlook.


Carbon Finance Workshop: Executive Development Program

Carbon Finance Workshop: Executive Development Program probes further into topics such as market structure, carbon trading, tax versus trade, carbon market mechanisms, voluntary markets, emission reduction, project finance, climate policy, risk management, carbon accounting principles, measurement, reporting and verification. Case Studies will also be explored.

Attendees will develop an understanding of the mechanisms of the carbon markets, the interaction of clean tech finance and the carbon markets, the risks associated with the emergence of carbon markets and the latest status of national and international initiatives.

An in-depth knowledge of financial markets is NOT required.

Dates: September 29, 30, October 1, 2010

Click here for Workshop Program.

Location: 

Hart House, University of Toronto
7 Hart House Circle
Toronto, ON M5S 3H3


Certificate of Achievement: Carbon Finance (Optional)

By attending the workshop and successfully completing a take-home final exam, candidates will obtain a Certificate of Achievement: Carbon Finance. To be eligible to write the final exam, participants must register for all three days.

To Register:   

Register Online     

Offline Registration form (PDF)

Fees:

SPECIAL:  Early Bird Rate:  20% off until September 22, 2010.  (extended)

Day One:   $820 CDN per person
Day Two:    $820 CDN per person
Day Three: $800 CDN per person (Half Day am or pm: $400) 

Full Three days: $2200  (Discount to register for all three days)

Price includes breakfast, lunch and Networking Reception at the Gallery Grill, Hart House on September 29, 2010.

LSUC

This program has been accredited by the Law Society of Upper Canada for 16 hours towards the professional development requirement for certification.


Presented by,

                 EF2009

  
With thanks for support from,

                       CanURBlogo      

                              

   
Contact:

For further information, please contact Donna Workman
Phone: 416.978.7077 Email: d.workman@utoronto.ca