Develop a cost effective company climate change response! Prepare for legislated carbon cap and trade schemes to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.

While U.S. companies, realize that they are not currently subject to the Kyoto Protocol, some do recognize that at some point a regulatory framework limiting greenhouse gas emissions will be put in place. These companies understand that it is wise to start planning and preparing for a "carbon constrained" future, and eventually take advantage of the potential opportunities that GHG emissions trading presents.

This conference will focus on capitalizing on voluntary emissions reduction and trading strategies to leverage environmental responsibility and maximize ROI. Day one features Larisa E. Dobriansky, Assistant Secretary, National Energy Policy at the USDOE. She will provide the most up-to-date legislation information on the federal registry of emissions, and will emphasize the advantage of companies becoming a part of registration initiatives while they have some control over how these programs are implemented.

Day two event highlights include Robin Rabinowitz PhD, Vice President of the Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX). His case study will focus on the CCX as the first voluntary emissions trading program ever developed, and determining whether the industry can govern itself or if the government will need to step in and regulate emissions management.

Denver, CO is set to host these senior level executives as they convene at the Emissions Reduction & Trading Forum and examine the North American best practices for profitably managing emissions reduction and trading.

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