Carbon Markets Africa Summit 2026

The Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) is Africa’s leading platform dedicated to advancing high-integrity carbon markets, bringing together policymakers, investors, project developers and standards bodies from across the continent.

The Summit serves as a forum for collaboration on carbon market development, climate finance, and market integrity. By connecting stakeholders across the carbon markets ecosystem, CMAS aims to strengthen market infrastructure, mobilise investment, and unlock Africa’s carbon market potential through concrete action.

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23 June 2026
10:00 – 12:00
23 June 2026
17:00 – 19:00

The Wellington by Blue Orchid Hotel

Nature Carbon Project Financing Roundtable

(Jointly convened by Singapore’s National Climate Change Secretariat and GenZero)

This invite-only roundtable is designed to be a closed-door conversation under Chatham House rules, and will convene policymakers, finance institutions, commercial investors and asset managers, carbon market actors, philanthropies, and project developers to identify practical pathways to scale financing for nature-based solutions (NbS) in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on nature-based carbon projects and the enabling role of blended finance.

Featured Speakers

Ravi Menon
Ambassador for Climate Action
Government of Singapore

Frederick Teo
CEO
GenZero

25 June 2026
08:00 – 10:00
25 June 2026
15:00 – 17:00

Field notes: Building investment-grade carbon removal in practice

(Jointly convened by BeZero, Trafigura and GenZero)

This invitation-only roundtable brings together a small group of senior carbon buyers for an honest, practitioner-led conversation. We anchor the discussion around the Brujula Verde project in Colombia, a nature-based carbon removal project developed in partnership between Trafigura and GenZero, rated by BeZero Carbon. The aim is to offer participants a multi-lens view of what investment-grade carbon removal, and more broadly partnerships for scale, look like in practice: from institutional capital deployment and on-the-ground operations, to standardised diligence.