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The Future of Global Carbon Markets

Global carbon markets are entering a new geopolitical era

Why Now?
Article 6 implementation is accelerating.
CBAM is beginning to reshape international competitiveness and trade flows.
Voluntary carbon markets are undergoing significant transformation.
Carbon pricing is increasingly becoming a geopolitical and economic issue rather than solely an environmental policy instrument.

Carbon pricing is increasingly evolving beyond environmental policy and becoming a strategic factor in: international trade, industrial competitiveness, supply chains, investment decisions and geopolitical positioning.

At the same time: Article 6 is laying the foundations for international carbon trading, CBAM is reshaping export competitiveness, voluntary carbon markets are entering a critical new phase and regional carbon systems are becoming increasingly fragmented and strategic.

The implications increasingly affect: Commodity traders, exporters, industrial companies, financial institutions, governments and global investors.

This premium live session provides a strategic overview of the structural developments likely to shape the next phase of global carbon markets.

“Carbon markets are increasingly becoming strategic economic and geopolitical instruments rather than purely environmental policy tools”

Session Structure

Carbon Markets Become Geopolitical                                                                                                   

Why carbon pricing increasingly affects trade, competitiveness and industrial strategy

Key Themes
Fragmentation of global carbon systems                                                                                               

CBAM and implications for exporters                                                                                                     

Industrial competitiveness and carbon pricing                                                                                         

Geopolitical dimensions of carbon markets

“CBAM and Article 6 may increasingly reshape international competitiveness and global trade flows”

Article 6 and the Rise of International Carbon Trading                                                                       

The emergence of cross-border carbon market mechanisms

Key Themes
Latest Article 6 developments and COP outcomes                                                                                   

Sovereign carbon strategies and international cooperation                                                                       

Corresponding adjustments and market integrity                                                                                   

Future of international carbon trading

“Article 6 could become one of the most important international carbon market developments of the decade”

Voluntary Carbon Markets and Global Carbon Pricing                                                                         

The search for credibility, scale and market integration

Key Themes
Latest developments in voluntary carbon markets                                                                                 

Credit integrity, removals and transparency                                                                                             

High-quality carbon credits and market confidence                                                                                   

Interaction between voluntary and compliance systems

“The future of voluntary carbon markets depends on trust, scale and standardization”

Future of Global Carbon Markets                                                                                                         

What companies, investors and market participants should watch next

Key Themes
Fragmentation versus globalization of carbon markets                                                                             

Future interaction between ETS and VCM systems                                                                                   

Strategic implications for exporters and investors                                                                                   

Key developments likely to shape carbon markets over the coming decade

Strategic Takeaways

Participants will gain a strategic understanding of:

Future direction of global carbon markets
• Article 6 and international carbon trading developments
Growing geopolitical role of carbon pricing
• CBAM and implications for global trade and competitiveness
Evolution of voluntary carbon markets
Structural forces likely to shape international carbon markets over the coming decade.

The session focuses on strategic market developments and international carbon market dynamics rather than regulatory compliance training.

Session date & times

To accommodate global participants, two sessions are available on: 

Tuesday, 30 June 2026 : 

  • 09:00–12:00 CET (Europe & Asia)
  • 14:00–17:00 CET (Europe & Americas)

Registration & Pricing

Early Bird
295 per participant (until 23 June)
Standard
395 per participant
Emerging Markets
195 per participant
Corporate / Multi-Seat Access
995 (up to 3 participants)                                                                                                                                           

Included:
  • Access to both live sessions
  • Presentation materials and slides
  • Strategic market-focused discussion
  • International market perspective

Registration

For registration and further information, please click the registration button below.
Participants will receive confirmation, payment details and joining instructions upon registration

Contact

Kasper Walet
Email: walet@maycroft.com
Tel: +31653818191

Registration Form Future of Global Carbon Markets – Maycroft

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