Ecosperity Week 2026

Hatch Blue is a global investment and innovation firm dedicated to regenerative aquaculture and ocean-positive ventures. Bryan is joining the panel to dive deep into the evolving blue carbon landscape, offering exclusive insights into spot and forward pricing trends. We will provide a technical comparison of current methodologies, drawing on our recent analysis of REDD+ frameworks and buyer reports to help stakeholders align with market demands.

At the Climate Summit Insights conference, Juan Carlos will join a panel to explore the infrastructure necessary for high-integrity nature outcomes, focusing on independent assurance and credible risk management. He will share practical strategies to align expectations across standards and buyers while increasing transparency. By reducing downside risk and clarifying claims, these approaches aim to accelerate large-scale finance with fewer surprises.

Come join Bryan for a morning 5km jog around Marina Bay to kick off Ecosperity week. Starting at Marina Bay Sands at 07:15, ending with a casual networking coffee at Lau Pa Sat. 

Check out the route here

 With demand for CORSIA's First Phase estimated at 246mn tonnes, Juan Carlos joins the dialogue to address the $4.5bn funding gap and Article 6 authorisation bottlenecks. This closed-door roundtable will bring together governments, airlines, and developers to scale high-quality supply ahead of 2026 deadlines. The session will begin with a brief presentation on EEU supply status, challenges, and future trajectories to establish a framework for scaling carbon finance.

Juan Carlos joins representatives from the Government of Côte d'Ivoire and Standard Chartered for a high-level session to catalyse high-integrity forest carbon markets. This panel examines how to bridge the gap between sovereign supply and corporate demand, highlighting the intermediary's vital role in providing liquidity and due diligence. Together, they will explore practical pathways to mobilise finance and build market confidence in bankable, scalable climate solutions.

Juan Carlos joins representatives from Global Carbon Market Utility, the Kenyan Office of the Special Envoy for Climate Change, and BeZero to examine how countries and market participants are addressing issues such as reversals, invalidation, and authorisation disputes. This discussion is timely as carbon markets expand across voluntary, compliance, and Article 6 uses, and questions of liability and risk allocation are becoming increasingly important. The discussion highlights governance, contractual, and financial tools that can strengthen market credibility and resilience.