Veyt will be at Carbon Forward Asia 2026, taking place in Singapore on 24–25 March 2026. The event brings together participants from across global carbon markets to discuss policy, pricing, market design, and demand trends shaping the region.
If you are attending, meet Fitri Wulandari, Voluntary Carbon Market Analyst at Veyt, to discuss how Asian carbon markets are evolving, what is driving demand, and which policy and market developments matter most for buyers, traders, and market participants.
Why meet Veyt at Carbon Forward Asia?
Asia’s carbon markets are becoming more interconnected, more policy-driven, and more relevant to global market participants. Developments across Article 6, CORSIA, CBAM, regional trading regimes, removals, and voluntary carbon market integrity are shaping new demand signals and changing how market participants assess risk and opportunity. Carbon Forward Asia’s 2026 agenda reflects this shift directly.
At Veyt, we help market participants interpret these developments through analyst-led insight, market context, and forward-looking analysis. A conversation with Fitri is a chance to discuss:
- how policy developments are influencing carbon demand across Asia
- where voluntary and compliance market dynamics increasingly overlap
- what corporate buyers and market participants should monitor next
- how evolving standards, pricing mechanisms, and market design could shape the market outlook through 2030
Fitri is speaking at Carbon Forward Asia
Fitri will speak in the session:
Analyst showdown – what will define Asia’s carbon markets by 2030?
Wednesday, 25 March 2026, 16:00
Carbon Forward Asia 2026, Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore
According to the event agenda, the session will examine the factors expected to shape carbon prices in Asia over the next decade, including the impact of CORSIA, Article 6, CBAM, and voluntary carbon market initiatives on supply, demand, and price formation. It will also consider project pipelines, standards, and ratings across the region.
This is exactly the kind of discussion Veyt believes the market needs now: one that connects policy design, buyer behaviour, integrity frameworks, and price formation in a way that is commercially relevant.
Asia’s carbon markets are entering a more decisive phase
The direction of travel is clear: Asian carbon markets are no longer defined only by isolated national developments. They are increasingly influenced by cross-border mechanisms, international frameworks, and the growing interaction between compliance and voluntary markets. The conference agenda itself highlights this through sessions on Article 6, Singapore’s carbon tax, CORSIA, regional trading regimes, ASEAN interoperability, CBAM, and investment drivers.
Market participants need more than headlines
For buyers, traders, developers, and corporates, the challenge is not simply following announcements. It is understanding what these developments mean for:
- demand creation
- price formation
- credit quality and integrity
- regional competitiveness
- investment timing
That is where Veyt adds value. We focus on the signals behind the story, helping clients understand how policy and market developments translate into commercial implications.
Why this matters now
From Singapore’s role in market development to the growing relevance of aviation, shipping, interoperability, and buyer-side confidence, Asia is becoming a more consequential arena for carbon market development. Organisations that want to stay ahead need a sharper view of how these levers fit together. Carbon Forward Asia 2026 is one place where those conversations are happening.
