Carbon Markets in ASEAN: Singapore's Sustainability Focus

Learn about the critical role of carbon markets in ASEAN, with a focus on Singapore's pioneering efforts!

Singapore implemented Southeast Asia's first carbon tax in 2019, targeting large emitters producing 25,000 tons or more of greenhouse gases annually. The initial tax rate was set at SGD 5 per tonne of CO2e, with an increase to SGD 25 in 2024, and SGD 50-80 per tonne by 2030. This measure aims to incentivize industries to reduce their carbon footprint and invest in green technologies.

In addition to the carbon tax, Singapore is positioning itself as a regional hub for carbon trading. The government has been actively developing the infrastructure and regulatory framework to support a robust carbon market, facilitating the trade of carbon credits.

This event aims to provide valuable insights into the critical role of carbon markets in driving sustainability in the ASEAN region, with a special focus on the innovative efforts and leadership of Singapore.

For more information, please contact Alexia Duvernoy:  aduvernoy(@)fccsingapore.com

Terms and Conditions: 

• This event is for members only
• Full payment is required upon registration and cannot be refunded
• Photographs may be taken for publicity purposes

Speaker(s)

Kiran VergisPrincipal at Blunomy

Olivier LevalloisFounding Director - Hamerkop Climate Impacts

Adrien HumbertCo-Founder - Circonomy

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