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The Seventh Carbon Neutrality and Climate Finance Forum

As global climate change continues to intensify, carbon risk has become increasingly prominent, profoundly impacting economic and financial systems. Driven by the goals of “carbon peak” and “carbon neutrality,” companies must actively address carbon risks to mitigate potential economic and environmental losses. Exploring carbon risk from a corporate finance perspective has become a focal point for many scholars.

To facilitate a broader and deeper discussion on this topic, the Seventh Carbon Neutrality and Climate Finance High-Level Forum will be held on September 21, 2024, in Beijing. This forum is jointly organized by the ISETS Energy Finance Network and the Studies of Climate Finance, Chinese Society of Optimization, Overall Planning, and Economical Mathematics. It will be hosted by the School of Economics and Management at Beijing University of Chemical Technology, with co-sponsorship from the China Industrial Carbon Neutrality Research Institute at the same university. The forum will focus on discussions related to carbon risk and corporate finance, and we warmly invite experts, scholars, and professionals from various fields to submit papers and participate.

Key Information:

Registration Fee: No registration fee; participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses.

Submission Deadline: September 1, 2024

Submission Email: qhjr@buct.edu.cn

Contact Person: Professor Ye (Beijing University of Chemical Technology), contact via the same submission email.

Organizers:

ISETS Energy Finance Network

Studies of Climate Finance, Chinese Society of Optimization, Overall Planning, and Economical Mathematics

Host:

School of Economics and Management, Beijing University of Chemical Technology

Co-host:

China Industrial Carbon Neutrality Research Institute, Beijing University of Chemical Technology

We look forward to your contributions and to engaging in meaningful discussions that will advance the field of carbon neutrality and climate finance.

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