The California Carbon Forum is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing public understanding of California’s carbon market programs and climate policy. Through education, dialogue, and stakeholder engagement, the Forum creates opportunities for experts, policymakers, industry leaders, and community representatives to exchange knowledge and deepen insight into the evolving landscape of climate policy.
By providing accessible education and convening diverse perspectives, the California Carbon Forum supports informed discussions about how carbon markets and climate policies impact California’s economy, environment, and communities.
The mission of the California Carbon Forum is to advance public understanding of California’s carbon market programs and related climate policy by providing accessible education, fostering constructive dialogue, and convening diverse stakeholders to enhance shared insight and informed discussion.
The California Carbon Forum exists to promote education and dialogue around California’s climate policy and carbon market systems.
Advancing Public Understanding
Promoting greater awareness of carbon market mechanisms and California’s Cap-and-Invest program as key components of the state’s strategy to address climate change.
The California Carbon Forum supports education and engagement through:
Our policy conferences bring together policymakers, experts, and industry leaders to explore carbon market mechanisms and California’s Cap-and-Invest program. These events examine program design, transparency, and the economic, environmental, and social considerations that shape effective carbon market systems.
Our educational briefings provide clear, accessible information on California’s Cap-and-Invest program and carbon markets. Through briefings, forums, and workshops, participants gain practical insights from experts and build a stronger understanding of how carbon market programs operate.
Our stakeholder convenings bring together representatives from the private sector, labor, environmental organizations, community groups, and public institutions. These gatherings support informed dialogue, shared learning, and stronger collaboration around Cap-and-Invest and carbon market frameworks.
We welcome participation from policymakers, researchers, industry professionals, labor representatives, environmental advocates, and community stakeholders interested in advancing understanding of California’s climate policies.
For inquiries, partnership opportunities, or information about upcoming events, please contact us.
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