Renewable Energy Action Pavilion

DATE

Nov 07, 2025

TAG

COP30

14:00 – 15:00: WEF and KPMG, From risk to reward: Unlocking private capital for climate and growth in emerging markets: this session will spotlight practical pathways to mobilize private finance for climate-aligned growth in emerging markets and developing economies. It will feature insights from global leaders and practitioners on overcoming investment barriers, scaling bankable project pipelines, and building resilient, inclusive economies. Discover actionable solutions and bold partnerships that can transform climate finance and drive sustainable development where it’s needed most.
11:00 – 12:30: International Sustainable Forestry Coalition: TBC

14:00 – 15:30: KPMG, WEF, UNESCO, Saint Gobain, Holcim, and DIALOG: Unlocking the Power of Cultural Heritage in Climate Action: Explore how cultural heritage and local identity can drive climate resilience by shaping sustainable, adaptive, and community-centered urban development.
16:30 – 17:30: International Sustainable Forestry Coalition: TBC

11:00 – 12:30: Clean Energy Investor Group and KPMG, Renewable energy zones: Australian spotlight and global insights: Australia’s Renewable Energy Zone model is a world-leading blueprint for coordinated clean energy development. Australia is one of the few countries to have adopted the REZ mode.. In this session we will debate a number of key topics: What is the REZ model – an Australian case study, challenges and opportunities – need for coordination to create certainty, international use cases – UK & Brazil.
16:00 – 17:30: KPMG, re-imagining global food system resilience: this session will acknowledge the mounting pressures on global food systems and explore opportunities for business and organisations to collaborate on financing and solutions. It highlights the need for fresh approaches to collaboration, encompassing incentives, resources, technology and the food–energy nexus to secure a more resilient food future.

11:00 – 12:30: KPMG, The Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme as a Strategic Enabler for Economic Value and Climate Ambitions. This session will highlight how the prospects of NGFCP in unlocking economic opportunities while contributing to Nigeria’s climate goals, with a focus on investment and innovation.
14:00 – 15:30: KPMG, NDC 3.0: An Investment Vehicle for Accelerating Transition Finance in Africa. A forward-looking discussion on how African Countries have updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC. 3.0) can serve as a platform to mobilise capital and drive inclusive, sustainable development.

*This schedule is subject to change, with more events TBA.

*All times in GMT-3

REA CEO Trevor Hutchings and James Heath will be representing the REA at COP30. Please contact us if you are going or have any questions.