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Roundtable on Carbon Integrity at Carbon Expo

10th May 2007 by Alex Briggs

The 4th annual Carbon Expo was a true test of how far up the agenda carbon emissions have come.

An evening roundtable at the end of day one featured Fiona Harvey, the environment editor for the FT and six of the carbon industries leading players discussing the issues facing the credibility of today’s carbon market.

The recent FT articles, written by Fiona Harvey, had created a buzz among the Carbon Expo delegates in Cologne, Germany. The auditorium was packed with delegates from the conference. The conversation was not always easy, with heated discussions taking place on voluntary carbon offsetting schemes,

Watch the Carbon Integrity Roundtable

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