World Carbon Emission Reduction Summit 2008

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The Carbon Markets and Investors Association (CMIA), formed in August 2008 by the merger of The Carbon Markets Association (CMA) and INCIS, is an international trade association representing service providers to the global carbon market. The CMIA was formed to represent businesses at the cutting edge of the services sector working to reduce carbon emissions through the market mechanisms of the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol.

It was created to ensure the progressive business voice is heard - market-friendly climate change policy creates new business opportunities. With more than 70 member companies the CMIA aims to promote growth and stability in the carbon market and to enhance competitiveness in the climate change sector.

The Centre for Energy Environment Resources Development (CEERD) - a Non Government, Non-Profit Organization - conducts Training, Research and Consultancy in the field of energy-environment in the framework of international cooperation projects aiming to strengthen the capacity of national governments in the Asian region on aboe fields. CEERD has been endorsed by Thailand's Ministry of Energy to be a member of the ASEAN Centre for Energy's (ACE) Network of Nodal Centres.

Carbonfreezone.com is an online portal for Carbon market players to meet, share ideas and conduct business. Its free service for CDM Project Developers to showcase their projects online, and reach out to project investors online. It gives a platform to CDM Project investors to search for CDM Projects based on sector, size, country etc. giving them the option to invest the right kind of projects meeting their specifications.

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Media Partners

Argus Media is the world’s leading independent provider of energy price information and analysis. With nearly 40 years experience in international energy markets and a global team of price reporters and specialised analysts, Argus provides reliable pricing benchmarks, insightful analysis and targeted business intelligence for the global oil, gas, power, electricity, coal, emissions, freight and transportation industries. Argus’ energy price assessments are used as official references in spot, term and swap contracts around the world. For further information about our vast range of publications and databases, covering all aspects of energy markets, please visit www.argusmediagroup.com.

Since its first issue in April 1998, African Energy has stamped its authority as the definitive publication on Africa’s energy industries, informing decision-makers on projects, policy trends, risk elements and finance.

Published fortnightly, African Energy has a strong focus on the people and personalities shaping the continent’s energy future, as well as a strong appreciation of the political risk issues that concern established operators, new entrants and financial sector investors. Through its independent, investigative approach to reporting, African Energy has become a fixture on the African energy scene by delivering incisive and outspoken analysis in perspectives undistorted by advertising, third-party media or government communication channels. Tel: +44 (0)1424 721667. Email: nick@cbi-publishing.com www.africa-energy.com

Middle East Economic Survey (MEES), founded in 1957, is a subscription-only weekly newsletter focusing on the region’s energy strategies and developments, within their economic and political contexts. MEES charts trends in oil and gas, and the industries that rely on them.

Available in both print and electronic edition, MEES draws on the experience of 50 years of uninterrupted publication to offer exclusive insights to its subscribers. In addition to articles by its team of analysts, MEES provides a platform for international experts to share their views with the newsletter’s high-profile readership. Also available to subscribers is access to the MEES on-line Archives.

Gulf Oil and Gas (GOG) is the gateway to the oil and gas markets in the eastern hemisphere. Gulf Oil and Gas attracts thousands of professional regular visitors each day. Visitors are offered a prime source of quality information and news. Advertisers are offered a perfect platform to communicate their services & products effectively to the global market. GOG 3D Projects service tracks information for 1000+ projects in the Middle East and Africa. GOG career center offers employment opportunity across the region for Oil and Gas professionals. www.gulfoilandgas.com

Eurekahedge is world’s largest independent data provider and research house dedicated to alternative investments. Maintaining coverage of over 17,000 funds across all strategies and asset classes, Eurekahedge is the most widely used and quoted alternative research house worldwide.

Eurekahedge has produced a market-leading research data suite from which our hedge fund and Islamic fund indices are derived, an array of region-specific hedge fund, private equity fund, Islamic fund and real estate fund databases and directories, as well as a collection of educational guides for both funds and investors.

Founded in 2001, Eurekahedge has offices in Hong Kong, London, New York and Singapore.

For more information, please contact Alexander Mearns, Managing Director at alex@eurekahedge.com or +65 6212 0924. US toll free: 1866 578 4852, UK toll free: 0800 404 8106

Energy Central, headquartered in Aurora, CO and established in 1996, is the leading resource connecting professionals in the global power industry to news, events, databases, insight and analysis. Encompassing web sites, e-newsletters, direct marketing channels, events and print publications, top energy executives, managers, leaders and industry influencers have relied on Energy Central to deliver the information they use every day. We also have the most used jobs web site, EnergyCentralJobs.com, connecting job seekers and employers in the global power industry.

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EnergyBiz – a magazine for the leaders of the new power industry

EnergyBiz is a bimonthly business magazine for leaders in the new power industry. EnergyBiz reaches more than 23,000 of the most influential buyers, including managers, executives, legislators, regulators, lawyers and consultants who make buying decisions in utilities, government, advisory firms and supplier companies. EnergyBiz targets CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, CTOs, VPs and their direct reports - quality prospects available only through Energy Central.

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Middle East & Africa Monitor is internationally recognised as providing essential information for anyone doing business in, or with, the Middle East & Africa. The publication provides subscribers with systematic political risk assessment, economic forecasts and business analysis for every country across the region.

Published by Business Monitor International, the emerging market specialists, Middle East & Africa Monitor is broken down into five sub regional publications, of which any combination can be subscribed to. The Middle East & Africa Monitor website www.meamonitor.com includes ALL the content from the publications, a 24-month archive, and gives the added flexibility of exploring that content by country, topic or keyword.

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