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Day 1

29 September 2026 · Radisson Blu Hotel, London Canary Wharf · 5 Fairmont Avenue, London, United Kingdom
Registration
08:00–09:00 · Distribution of badges and registration
Meeting Room
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Canary Wharf
Format
Keynote forum + themed sessions
Plenary Forum · Keynote Forum
TimePresentation
09:00–09:20
Championing a Global Initiative That Fights for Climate Justice
Felix Finkbeiner, Plant-for-the-Planet Foundation, Germany
09:25–09:45
The Ocean as a Climate Solution: Mobilizing Innovation and Capital for a Regenerative Blue Economy
Mark J. Spalding, The Ocean Foundation, USA
09:50–10:10
Educating New Climate Experts for Working Life – Societal Need for Climate Expertise
Eeva Kuntsi-Reunanen, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
10:15–10:35
Coffee Break @ Foyer
Session I · Climate Science, Impacts & Climate Action
Moderator: Mark J. Spalding, The Ocean Foundation, USA
TimePresentation
10:40–10:55
STOA Infra & Energy: An Approach to Integrate Climate Considerations into Investment Decisions at Each Stage of the Investment Cycle, Considering the Broader Sustainability Context
Catherine Edet, STOA Infra and Energy, France
11:00–11:15
What Do We Need for Functioning Early Warning Systems in Times of Climate Change?
Michael Staudinger, WMO, Austria
11:20–11:35
On the Possibility and Suitability of Expanding the Current Environmental Discourse to the Topic of Climate Change with Certain Topics of Neo-Malthusianism and Anarchism
Tomáš Hájek, International Association of Landscape Archaeology, Czech Republic
11:40–11:55
The Carbon We're Not Counting: Wild Animals, Climate Solutions, and the Communities Left Behind
Lionel Hachemin, IFAW / Climate Cardinals, France
12:00–12:15
Creating Global Impact Through Collective Responsibility
Daniela Reyes Monroy, NSF International, Belgium
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 12:20–12:40
Session II · Climate Finance, Carbon Markets & Decarbonisation
Moderator: Eeva Kuntsi-Reunanen, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
TimePresentation
12:45–13:00
The Role of Carbon Credits in National and Corporate Decarbonisation Strategies
Marika Niekowal, Carbonaires, UK
13:05–13:20
Making Sustainability as Measurable as Profit — Closing the Impact-Data Gap in Sustainable Finance for SMEs and Private Markets
Adriana Balducci, Innpact S.A., Luxembourg
13:25–13:40
Trust Infrastructure: The Missing Layer of the Climate Economy
Christine Fløysand, By Nature and The T Layer, Norway
13:45–14:00
Turning Science and Technology Into Mitigation Outcomes: How Do We Bridge the Growing Divide?
Donovan Storey, UNEP / Climate & Clean Air Coalition, France
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 14:05–14:25
14:30–15:00
Group Picture & Lunch Break @ Restaurant
Session III · Climate Solutions, Nature & Circularity
Moderator: Ignacio Gavilan, The Global FoodBanking Network, Spain
TimePresentation
15:10–15:25
Scaling the Power of Nature for Regeneration and Resilient Communities
Carmen Blackwood, NASA, EarthRise, USA
15:30–15:45
Eco-design, Recycling and Reuse: Accelerating Circularity in the Construction Sector
Nourhan Mortada, Ecominéro, France
15:50–16:05
Why Is Sustainability So Boring (And How Do We Fix It?)
Kiri Spanowicz, Fifty Shades Greener, Ireland
16:10–16:25
Enhanced Rock Weathering — What Three Years of Greenhouse Evidence Tell Us About Scaling a Gigatonne Climate Solution
Jens Steffen Hammes, Carbon Drawdown Initiative, Germany
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 16:30–16:50
16:50–17:10
Coffee Break @ Foyer
Session IV · Climate Resilience, Water & Sustainable Transitions
Moderator: Carmen Blackwood, NASA, EarthRise, USA
TimePresentation
17:10–17:25
Water Action Is Climate Action: AquaWatch Australia, Monitoring and Forecasting Impacts of Climate and Anthropogenic Pressures on Water Quality
Alex Held, CSIRO, Australia
17:30–17:45
Shaping Tomorrow: Why Clean Transition Is the Key to Societal Well-being and Global Competitiveness
Helena Sarén, Business Finland, Finland
17:50–18:05
HORIZON EUROPE Innovations in Climate-Resilient Hydrosystems and Transport Integration — DANSER & DaWetRest Projects
Asen Asenov, University of Ruse, Bulgaria & Velizara Pencheva, University of Ruse, Bulgaria
18:10–18:25
Regional Variability of Temperature Indices in Maritime and Continental Climates of Turkey: A Case Study to Develop Agricultural Adaptation Strategies Under Climate Change
Ignacio Gavilan, The Global FoodBanking Network, Spain
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 18:30–18:50
19:00
End of Day 1
Final schedule for Climate Week 2026 London.

Day 2

30 September 2026 · Radisson Blu Hotel, London Canary Wharf · 5 Fairmont Avenue, London, United Kingdom
Registration
08:00–09:00 · Distribution of badges and registration
Meeting Room
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Canary Wharf
Format
Keynote forum + themed sessions
Keynote Forum
TimePresentation
09:00–09:20
Building Systems, Not Just Projects: Lessons from South Africa's Extended Producer Responsibility Journey
Patricia Pillay, Polyco PRO NPC, South Africa
09:25–09:45
Towards a Prosperous and Resilient Future
Jane Davidson, Wales Net Zero 2035, UK
09:50–10:10
How Our Food Systems Can Support Successful Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
Liz Bowles, Farm Carbon Toolkit, UK
10:15–10:35
Coffee Break @ Foyer
Session I · Adaptation & Resilience Strategies
Moderator: Karl Farrow, CeraPhi Energy, UK
TimePresentation
10:40–10:55
Energy Monitoring System for Temporary Construction Facilities: A Scalable Approach to Sustainability and Operational Efficiency
Maurizio Rigolio, MAIRE, Italy & Giuseppe Sperduto, Tecnimont Services Spa, Italy
11:00–11:15
Future-proofing the NHS Estate: A Multi-Hazard Climate Risk Assessment and Adaptation Framework Using Resilience Explorer
Roman Schotten, Adaptlantis, UK
11:20–11:35
Climate Adaptation Planning in Turkey: From Modelling to Impact
Yasemin Mert, Philip Morris International, Turkey
11:40–11:55
From Climate Disaster to Territorial Resilience: Climate Governance, Civil Society Leadership and Atlantic Forest Restoration in Brazil
Fernanda Carbonelli, Instituto Conservação Costeira, Brazil
12:00–12:15
Building Community Resilience to Drought in Cameroon: Lessons for Climate Adaptation and Sustainable Development
Ngajumnko Emilette Mburli, Protect Your Environment Foundation, Cameroon
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 12:20–12:40
Session II · Climate Technology & Innovation
Moderator: Mia Holmsen, YouSustain Group AS, Norway
TimePresentation
12:45–13:00
Beyond Net Zero: Building Climate Resilience through Innovation, Geothermal Energy and Systems Thinking
Karl Farrow, CeraPhi Energy, UK
13:05–13:20
Adaptive Digital Optimization of Carbon Capture Processes for High-Efficiency CO₂ Recovery: An AI-Driven Framework for Intelligent Surface Operations
Sanjeev Bordoloi, Baker Hughes, UK
13:25–13:40
CCUS in Cities: From Industrial Carbon to Bankable Urban Infrastructure and Carbon Removal Markets
Jonas Norrman, Spinverse, Sweden
13:45–14:00
From Innovation to Replication: Financing the Just Energy Transition Through Digitalisation and Technology Transfer
Emilia Cabrera Ramirez, UNEP, France
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 14:05–14:25
14:30–15:00
Group Picture & Lunch Break
Session III · The Road to Net Zero & Sustainable Value Chains
Moderator: Helena Sarén, Business Finland, Finland
TimePresentation
15:10–15:25
Driving Value Chain Decarbonisation in FMCG
Janique Koopman, Arla Foods, UK
15:30–15:45
Practical Learnings on Insetting from Monitoring Reductions in Cocoa and Coffee Supply Chains
Yazmin Alejandra Leon Casos, ECOM Agroindustrial Corp. Ltd., Switzerland
15:45–16:00
Are We Nearly There Yet? Better Metrics to Measure Progress on Public Charging
Chris Rimmer, Cenex, UK
15:50–16:05
ESG After the Omnibus: From Regulatory Boom to Reality Check
Mia Holmsen, YouSustain Group AS, Norway
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 16:05–16:25
16:30–16:50
Coffee Break @ Foyer
Session IV · Extreme Weather, Risk Reduction, Water & Climate Solutions
Moderator: Emilia Cabrera Ramirez, UNEP, France
TimePresentation
16:55–17:10
Water Intelligence for Climate Decision-Making
Alfredo Bini, All About Water – AAW, Italy
17:15–17:30
Flood Risk Management and Climate Resilience in Cameroon: Challenges, Impacts, and Sustainable Solutions
Check Nadesh Muyen, Protect Your Environment Foundation, Cameroon
17:35–17:50
Causes and Impacts of Global Warming
Donald Spencer Penn Nwanah, Protect Your Environment Foundation, Cameroon
Q&A and Panel Discussion @ 17:55–18:15
18:20
End of Day 2 · End of Conference & Closing Ceremony
Final schedule for Climate Week 2026 London.

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