The Carbon Trading Game found its way to Alibaba Group, one of the world’s leading international e-commerce companies, in an afternoon session on December 17^th as part of their staff training program. Being a China-based company, we were very lucky to have a good mix of participants from both Hong Kong and mainland China. As a result, the game has also made its first debut in Putonghua.

CPA Australia members took part in an evening game on 8 November as a way to gain awareness on climate change and the ethics of carbon trading.  Not surprisingly, the game began slowly with countries  pulling out calculators and set squares to determine the optimum price / measurement ratio for their resources.

When planning the presentation for the American Club to raise awareness about carbon emissions, we wanted to make it light-hearted, accessible to kids and families and of course fun. So we worked with the club, David Brown at BEC and students from Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong (a Cap and Trade school) to design a 10-minute show that would fit the bill.

Pacific Business Press, the organizers of In-House Congress events for corporate in-house counsel invited us to give a brief presentation about Community Carbon Offsetting.  The congress plenary theme centered around risk, so George presented a risk management-based analysis of Community Carbon Offsetting...