EFAC Events

Please join us on November 20th, 6:00-9:00 pm, for the annual University of Toronto’s Willis and White Thought Leadership event: Can sustainable finance hubs mobilize the vast sums of capital needed to meet global climate targets? with keynote speaker Andy Chisholm, member of Canada’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance and board of directors of the Royal Bank of Canada.

Please join us in our inaugural “UC3” climate change forum where we continue our previous conversations on rapidly evolving carbon markets and related opportunities and financing challenges.

Join the University of Toronto’s School of the Environment’s, Environmental Finance Advisory Committee on March 22nd to explore Financing Cleantech, A Conversation Between Capital Seekers and Providers and hear the different perspectives of the funders and fund-seekers as they discuss the challenges in building companies and financing cleantech.

Climate change has the potential to impact operations and the long-term sustainability of organizations across the economy. Thought leaders, investors and regulators are shining the light on climate change and asking more questions about how organizations are identifying climate-related risks and opportunities.

This event will seek to address these questions and more by making the links between blockchain and its potential – yet promising – application to carbon markets.

Come and learn how CTCN membership could benefit your organization, open new export markets and accelerate deployment of climate technologies to developing countries.

Please join us for an informative and interactive discussion on stormwater management. Municipalities across Canada are challenged with funding stormwater management.

Join The University of Toronto, School of the Environment’s Environmental Finance Advisory Committee for a lively and comprehensive update on all of these developments and more in Ontario, across Canada and beyond.

Please join the School of the Environment’s Environmental Finance Committee and the Rotman School of Business on Thursday, November 24th for “Investing in low carbon assets – how to unlock carbon opportunities”.

Please join us at 5:30 p.m. on November 23, 2016 for the University of Toronto’s School of the Environment 2016 Thought Leadership Event, presented by the School’s Environmental Finance Advisory Committee. The topic of this year’s event is an Update from the 2016 Marrakech UN Climate Negotiations: Conference Highlights & Considerations for Canada and the Provinces Under the Paris Agreement.