Events

Co-hosted by Clean Air Task Force, Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Environmental Defense Fund, Climate and Clean Air Coalition, and Food and Land Use Coalition, the discussion will bring together perspectives from government, research, industry, and civil society to explore how coordinated action can deliver measurable results.

Hosted by Clean Air Task Force, featuring Brian Mukhaya, in partnership with Climate Compatible Growth, Imperial College London, and CETEx at the London School of Economics, the discussion will bring together public and private sector stakeholders to identify practical approaches to overcoming financing barriers, strengthening cross-regional collaboration, and advancing climate finance priorities on the Road to Addis.

Hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the discussion will be moderated by Alvin Jose (IAEA) and feature Arunendra Kumar Tiwari (The Energy and Resources Institute), Zulfikar Yurnaidi (ASEAN Centre for Energy), and Lea Romm (Clean Air Task Force).

Featuring Jonathan Banks of Clean Air Task Force alongside representatives from government, finance, and civil society, the discussion will highlight investment opportunities, technology partnerships, and collaborative approaches to reducing methane emissions, commercializing flared gas, and strengthening Nigeria’s upstream sustainability efforts.

Hosted by the International Energy Agency (IEA), featuring Paolo Frankl, and Clean Air Task Force (CATF), featuring Terra Rogers and David Yellen, this panel will explore the potential of next-generation geothermal technologies and the policies, investments, and international partnerships needed to accelerate deployment at scale.

Bringing together perspectives from business, sustainability, and climate policy, including Clean Air Task Force’s Lea Romm, the session will examine how organizations can communicate meaningful impact transparently, avoid greenwashing, and strengthen accountability for their role in the energy transition.

Featuring Clean Air Task Force’s Jonathan Banks and Brian Mukhaya, the session will explore how methane regulations, measurement and verification systems, and cross-border cooperation can support measurable emissions reductions while laying the groundwork for more resilient and diversified clean energy economies.

Featuring Clean Air Task Force’s Jonathan Banks, the session will highlight the importance of international cooperation, coordinated government action, and effective policy implementation in translating methane reduction commitments into lasting emissions reductions.

Moderated by Vasily Yablokov of AIRMO, the panel will feature Alfredo Miranda-González, Deputy Director of Cross-Sectoral Methane Strategy at Clean Air Task Force, who will share perspectives on Kazakhstan’s methane mitigation priorities and the role of national monitoring systems in driving effective climate action. 

Organized by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), with financial support from Global Methane Hub (GMH) and in partnership with Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), the event will feature Jonathan Banks of Clean Air Task Force alongside representatives from regional governments and international organizations to discuss practical solutions for strengthening methane policies, mobilizing financing, and accelerating implementation.

Bringing together government representatives, energy-sector stakeholders, and technical experts, including Clean Air Task Force’s Jonathan Banks, the discussion will emphasize how methane reduction commitments can be translated into practical action that strengthens energy security, supports more efficient resource management, and creates sustainable economic opportunities across the continent.

Featuring Clean Air Task Force’s Terra Rogers and David Yellen, the discussion will focus on identifying practical opportunities for government-industry collaboration that can advance geothermal deployment and deliver lasting economic benefits beyond COP31.

Bringing together perspectives from agricultural research, policy, and climate mitigation, including Clean Air Task Force’s Jonathan Banks, the session will examine opportunities to strengthen scientific methodologies, improve emissions accounting, and inform evidence-based agricultural policies that support both climate goals and sustainable livestock production.

The discussion will highlight practical strategies, policy opportunities, and collaboration needed to accelerate the implementation of zero waste solutions.

Bringing together perspectives from government, technology providers, and climate policy organizations, the session will highlight opportunities to integrate satellite observations with ground-based measurements and operational data, build confidence in emissions information, and accelerate measurable methane reductions across the waste sector.

Together, speakers will bring perspectives from government, industry, and international climate organizations to examine how collaborative approaches can translate methane reduction commitments into measurable action while strengthening farmer resilience, food systems, and long-term agricultural sustainability.

Hosted by Clean Air Task Force, this press conference will feature Terra Rogers alongside senior government representatives from leading geothermal nations to explore opportunities for strengthening international cooperation and accelerating geothermal deployment.

Join Clean Air Task Force (CATF) for a virtual panel discussion moderated by Canary Media’s Jeff St. John on the future of deregulated electricity markets.

This educational webinar will provide an overview of fertiliser production in the EU with particular focus on nitrogen-based fertilisers, such as ammonia, urea and ammonium nitrate, digging into the production landscape, leading countries and companies, and its strategic importance for EU manufacturing, agriculture, and food security.

This 90 minute webinar, hosted by Clean Air Task Force (CATF) and CONCITO, convenes the European Commission, leading policymakers, and experts to unpack what we can and should expect from the upcoming proposals on international credits.

Join Clean Air Task Force and Future Cleantech Architects for a policy roundtable on clean firm power in Europe.