Take Off into Carbon Pricing Mastery for CORSIA Phase 1!
The Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) managed by the UN Agency, International Civil Aviation Organization, is the first global market-based carbon credit scheme and in October 2023 ICE launched the first physically delivered futures contract covering CORSIA Phase one (CP1). In a recent webinar we were joined by experts who discussed how to navigate the complexity of the scheme and strategies to effectively manage carbon price risk exposure.
Speakers
- Gordon Bennett, Global Head of Environmental Markets, ICE
- Mark Lewis, Head of Climate Research, Andurand Capital
- Lev Gantly, Partner, Law Firm Philip Lee
- Mary Grady, President and CEO of Environmental Resources Trust (ER) at Winrock International
- Adelfio Ronci, Director, Environmental Markets, ICE
- Neil Moyes, Manager of Risk, Hedging and Supply Management (Fuel), Lufthansa
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