From COP30 Commitments to Capital Flows
COP30 signaled renewed multilateral commitment, but commitments don't build projects—capital does. This roundtable convenes diplomatic and trade representatives to discuss what actually changes in the 12–24 months ahead: which policy signals are durable enough to underwrite investment, where capital is flowing, and how New England's climate technology sector can deepen trade and partnership ties with international markets. The conversation moves past summit rhetoric to focus on implementation mechanics: how countries are translating NDCs into procurement pipelines, what financing structures are unlocking deployment, and where bilateral partnerships can accelerate technology transfer and market access.
Speakers
Jun-Hyun KimDirector of Environmental Headquarters, Gyeonggi Environmental Energy Agency
David ClayBritish Consul General in Boston
Brandon Le TranGroup Representation to the United States, European Investment Bank
Dina SantosConsul and Senior Trade Commissioner, Consulate General of Canada in Boston
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