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| [ SF Climate Week 2026 ] |
Policy, Capital & Race To Scale Superpollutant Solns
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| With Randy Spock (Carbon Credits & Removals Lead, Google), Sarah Rodriguez (Juniper VC), Cliff Rechtschaffen (California Air Resources Board), Philip Duffy (Spark Climate Solns), Barbara Haya (Dir., Berkeley Carbon Trading Project), Zerin Osho (Dir., India Program, IGSD). |
| Venue, 235 Montgomery St, San Francisco |
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Apr 22 (Wed) , 2026 @ 10:00 AM
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FREE |
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| DETAILS |
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Methane & other superpollutants are responsible for nearly half of today's net global warming, yet they remain underleveraged in climate finance, carbon markets, & policy frameworks. This event, hosted by UC Berkeley Center for Law, Energy, & the Environment (CLEE) & Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development (IGSD) during SF Climate Week 2026, aims to bring together policymakers, investors, technologists, & market builders to examine what it will take to accelerate superpollutant action & to forge the cross-sector connections needed to do it.
Agenda:
Breakfast starts at 9:30AM, followed by 2 panels & a structured breakout session on sectoral methane solutions in between.
Panel 1: Bridging Policy, Tech, & Finance for the Methane Moment
Speakers:
Sarah Rodriguez, Scientific Advisor, Juniper VC
Cliff Rechtschaffen, Board Member, California Air Resources Board (CARB)
Philip Duffy, Chief Scientist, Spark Climate Solutions
Panel 2: Financing the Superpollutants We Can't Afford to Ignore
Barbara Haya, Director, Berkeley Carbon Trading Project
Zerin Osho, Director, India Program, IGSD
Randy Spock, Carbon Credits & Removals Lead, Google
We're bringing together the people closest to the problem: frontline policymakers from California & beyond, & leaders from India, operating at the scale & speed the current warming demands. Together they shall share on-ground insights into what is working & what's standing in our way within the super pollutant space.
The event is centered around answering two interlocking questions. First: How do we connect capital & innovation faster? And more urgently, how do we ignite the feedback loop between policy, technology, & capital to scale solutions at the speed the climate demands?
By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week.
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