20 Oct 2025, 16:58
  • Milou
    Dirkx
    Milou Dirkx is Lead Network & Media Programmes at Clean Energy Wire.

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Events offer journalists the opportunity to learn, share and connect with sources and colleagues. At Clean Energy Wire, we collect all online webinars, gatherings, meetings and conferences on energy transition, climate policy, journalistic insights and other interesting topics. You can find the list below - and do get in touch if any events are missing!

 LAST UPDATE 20/10
[Updated with webinars from FSR]

28/10,13.00CET                  

Webinar - The role of sustainable finance taxonomies in scaling adaptation finance

Organiser: UN Environment Programme, Finance Initiative (UN FINEP)

This session will guide participants through practical approaches to identifying, assessing, and reporting physical climate risks in alignment with leading frameworks and best practices. It will explore how risk assessments can inform decision-making, strengthen portfolio resilience, and lay the foundation for effective climate adaptation strategies.

Designed for finance practitioners, risk managers, and sustainability professionals, this webinar will provide actionable insights to help financial institutions integrate climate risk assessments into their core business processes and contribute to a more resilient financial system.

You can find more information and register via this link.

28/10, 14.00 CET

Webinar - Balancing carbon markets: design options and trade-offs in price-based supply adjustments

Organiser: Florence School of Regulation (FSR)

As the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) approaches its 2026 reform, attention is turning to how market tightness is managed. The current tool – the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) – relies on a quantity-based mechanism to adjust supply. While it has helped address historical surplus, its responsiveness and predictability are increasingly questioned as the market enters a phase of structural scarcity.

This online debate explores an alternative approach: introducing price-based mechanisms to manage supply-demand tightness in compliance carbon markets. The session will focus on the practical challenges of implementing such tools, drawing on operational precedents from other systems worldwide and a robust body of literature supporting their economic rationale.

You can find more information here and register via this link.

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