2024 Asia-Pacific Carbon Summit and The 26th World Low Carbon Cities Alliance Forum (Serensia Woods Hotel)

On November 6, the “2024 Asia-Pacific Carbon Summit and World Low-Carbon Cities Forum” was successfully held in Hengqin, Zhuhai, co-hosted by the Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) and Research Institute of Tsinghua University in Shenzhen (RITS) Low-Carbon and Sustainable Development R&D Center. The event, themed “Co-Creating a Green Future and Reshaping Global Competitiveness for Enterprises,” attracted over 150 authoritative experts, innovative pioneers, and corporate leaders from the global dual-carbon management field to explore new ideas for enterprises to achieve green and low-carbon transformation. Notable guests included Chandra Shekhar Sinha, Global Lead for Carbon Markets and Finance, Climate Finance and Economics at the World Bank, and Charles Liu, Founding Director of the Center of China and the World at City University of Macau, who delivered keynote speeches.

HIGHLIGHTS

High-Level Dialogues and International Perspectives

Industry leaders and policymakers will engage in in-depth discussions on the development trends, policy directions, and future blueprints of the carbon market, providing participants with forward-looking strategic insights.

Cutting-Edge Insights and Wisdom

Leading experts and scholars will share invaluable insights on the latest trends, regulatory developments, and innovative practices within the carbon market in the Asia-Pacific region.

In-Depth Analysis and Targeted Responses

To address the complex challenges and emerging opportunities facing the carbon market, multiple interactive breakout sessions will be organized to collaboratively seek solutions and strategies.

Cross-Industry Integration and Global Expansion

The summit will establish a cross-border and cross-industry exchange platform, assisting enterprises in overcoming geographical and policy barriers to effectively connect with international carbon market opportunities. Participants will explore global pathways for low-carbon technologies and solutions, gaining opportunities to expand networks, find partners, investors, and high-quality projects.

Speakers from Overseas and CHINA

Chandra Shekhar Sinha

Global Lead for Carbon Markets and Finance, Climate Finance and Economics, The World Bank

Charles Liu

Founding Director of the Center of China and the World at City University of Macau Senior Fellow of Taihe Institute

Chang Liu

Deputy Director & Level 2 Researcher of the Climate Change Response Division of Shenzhen Ecological Environment Bureau

Feiyu Kang

Deputy Secretary General of Tsinghua University

Vice Dean of Tsinghua University Shenzhen Graduate School 

Founding Chairman of the World Alliance for Low Carbon Cities

Professor Wei Zhang

Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Science and Engineering, Chief Science Advisor, Marine Bioproducts Cooperative Research Centre of Australia, Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor of Industrial and Marine Biotechnology

Yang Liu

General Manager of Shenzhen Green Exchange

Ming Xiao

Chairman of GDR Carbon

Hong Wen

Vice President of Mingling Group

General Manager of the Strategic Development Center

Rui Liang

Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer of Sunwoda

Braham Singh

Executive Chairman of Verdana International, Founder of BDx Data Centers

Ir. Ashwin Thurairajah

Executive Director of GreenRE (Green Real Estate)

Weijun Yu

Chairman of China New Energy Co., Ltd., Former Deputy Director of the Guangzhou Institute of Energy Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chairman of Guangdong Zhongke Tianyuan Xinnengyuan Technology Co., Ltd.

Patrick Tsang

Founder and Chairman of the Hong Kong Ambassadors Club

Zhou Ling

Director of Googol Technology

Jian Liu

Deputy Director of the Chongqing Research Institute of the Energy Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Founder of Tianjian Star Energy Saving and the Carbon Neutral Institute

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