15-16 June 2021 | Rotorua, NEW ZEALAND + LIVE Online

Carbon Forestry 2021 | Livestream

Schedule (NZDT): 8.00am to 5.00pm | Wednesday 16 June 2021

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Carbon Forestry 2021 Programme

15-16 June 2021, Rotorua, New Zealand

DAY ONE

Tuesday 15 June 2021

Timezone: NZDT

5:00pm to 7:00pm

Evening icebreaker session

Pre-conference registration opens with drinks, canapes and networking

DAY TWO

Wednesday 16 June 2021

Timezone: NZDT

7:00am

Breakfast Session with MPI

Marc Gaugler, Portfolio Lead - Distributed & Circular Manufacturing, Scion (speaking on behalf of MPI)

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7:00am

Conference Registrations Open

8:00am

Welcome & Introduction

FIEA

Session 1: Setting the scene and "The mechanics"

8:05am

KEYNOTE: The Big Picture

The Climate Change Commission; what we’re doing and what we’re seeing; the role of forestry

Dr Rod Carr, Chairperson, Climate Change Commission

8:40am

The Evolution of the Market

Nigel Brunel, Director of Institutional Commodities, Jarden

9:20am

The Forestry ETS: Now and the Immediate Future

A quick primer on how the forestry ETS operates; key settings; the regulator’s responsibilities; possible changes and modifications.

Oliver Hendrickson, Director Forestry and Land Management, Te Uru Rākau

10:00am

Coffee break & Networking

Session 2: Who's involved - Demand-side and what's happening

10:30am

What do carbon buyers want?

Local and international trends in demand for carbon units.

Matt Walsh, Managing Director, New Zealand Carbon Farming

11:00am

Commercial Conservation Carbon Forestry at Scale

The role of conservation carbon forestry and how it can work

Dr Sean Weaver, CEO, EKOS

11:30am

Banking on Carbon Forestry

An agricultural bank's view on the role of carbon farming in future NZ farming systems.

Blake Holgate, NZ Animal Proteins & Sustainability Analyst, Rabobank

12:00pm

Lunch & Networking

Session 3: Who's involved - supply-side

1:30pm

Carbon Forestry on Farms

Rewards, risks and making it happen. A view from the Farm Gate.

Jamie Falloon, Wairarapa Sheep and Beef Farmer & Farm Forester

2:00pm

Hawke's Bay - Taking a Regional View and Looking at Wider Environmental Benefits

The Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s take on carbon forestry and what the Council is doing

James Palmer, CEO, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council

2:30pm

PANEL SESSION: Future Carbon Landscape

How carbon forestry may play out longer term

3:00pm

Coffee break & Networking

Session 4: what's next and what might prove challenging?

3:30pm

Some Thoughts on the Next Developments in Funding Models for Carbon Forestry

The future direction of carbon forestry in New Zealand and how things may change.

Dean Spicer, Head of Sustainable Finance, ANZ

4:00pm

The Risks - What Could Possibly Go Wrong and How To Mitigate Some of the (Less Obvious) Risks

Making good policy involves a process from the breadth of the wider world, down to a decision. In other words, broader strategy provides the framework for narrow finance. Always. When it doesn't, we can rationalise bankruptcy and vicious feedbacks that we haven't even bothered to imagine, let alone consider.

Chris Perley, Consultant and Principal, Thoughtscapes

4:30pm

How Can We Make This Happen? Where To From Here?

Summing up and/or a forward look from an industry watcher and commentator.

Rod Oram, Commentator

5:00pm

Final networking session

6:30pm

Conference Concludes

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