Events

This webinar covers the foundational concepts behind the CCDF. The VCM holds huge promise to scale climate finance but is held back by scattered, static, and hard to trust project information. The CCDF creates a common language and standard format to move the market toward more transparency and interoperability. 

Alyssa Perez, Claire Wayner, and Erifili Draklellis will provide an overview of the report, including recommendations for state regulators and opportunities for research, analytical, or advisory support on this topic. They will be joined by guest speaker Carrie Zalewski, Vice President of Markets and Transmission at American Clean Power, who served as Chair and Agency Head of the Illinois Public Utility Commission. 

In this session, you’ll hear directly from early users and project developers who are testing the CCDF against real-world carbon crediting projects. A panel of practitioners will share how structured, standardized, and digitized data adds credibility and impact to projects. It highlights both the opportunities and challenges of building a more transparency and interoperable VCM.  

This webinar, co-hosted by Quanta Technology and RMI, will bring experts across the electricity sector together to discuss the ways that utilities, grid operators, and regulators can deploy advanced transmission technologies (ATTs) to boost capacity, improve flexibility, and speed new energy integration, all while meeting requirements from recent FERC Orders (2023 and 1920).

This fourth and final webinar in the Journey to Green Ammonia series focuses on building differentiated demand for low-carbon fertilizers. The discussion will explore practical approaches to how buyers, producers, and innovators can work together to create and scale market demand that supports the viability of low-carbon fertilizer products.