Amid accelerating climate policies and growing corporate demand for high-integrity carbon credits, DeCarbon Tokyo 2026 returns as a key meeting point for regulators, corporates, financiers, and technology innovators shaping the future of carbon markets in Japan and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
Following the successful 2025 edition, which brought together policy makers, project developers, investors, and corporate buyers to examine the evolution of Japan’s carbon market landscape, the 2026 conference will continue the dialogue on how emerging regulations, corporate decarbonisation commitments, and technological innovation are shaping the next phase of market development.
As Japan advances its Green Transformation (GX) Strategy and prepares the rollout and expansion of the GX Emissions Trading Scheme (GX-ETS), discussions will explore the evolving role of national mechanisms such as J-Credit and the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) within both voluntary and compliance carbon markets. The program will also consider how Japan’s policy frameworks and corporate demand may interact with broader regional and international developments, including growing carbon pricing initiatives across Asia-Pacific and potential market linkages with global systems.
Hubung Penaja/Peserta Pameran
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