Decarbonizing buildings is crucial for the city’s future, and for this transformation to take place at scale, financing is key. Private investment, public funding, and innovative financing mechanisms must be aligned to drive these projects forward. This event will delve into the key financing strategies required to support the decarbonization of New York City’s buildings. Key topics will include financing decarbonization of buildings, as well as an overview of established and emerging infrastructure funds focused on climate resilience playing an increasingly important role in financing the transition to a low carbon built environment.
Participants can expect to:
- Gain insights into how Wall Street can support sustainable urban transformation.
- Learn from industry experts about the most pressing issues and investment opportunities in climate finance and city resiliency.
- Network with peers, mentors, and professionals in the sustainable finance space.
Moderated by: Carolyn Kissane, Associate Dean, NYU Center for Global Affairs
Speakers include:
- Marianna Koval, Executive in Residence, NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business
- Ivy Trzebucki, Director-Climate Financing Strategies, NYC Mayors Office of Climate & Environmental Justice
- Gabrielle Facquet, Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
This event is being offered in partnership with the NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs
Finance for the Future: Unlocking NYC’s Building Decarbonization
Host
Tue, Sep 23, 05:30 PM - 08:30 PM (EDT)
To be shared on approval (New York)
20 attendees
Decarbonizing buildings is crucial for the city’s future, and for this transformation to take place at scale, financing is key. Private investment, public funding, and innovative financing mechanisms must be aligned to drive these projects forward. This event will delve into the key financing strategies required to support the decarbonization of New York City’s buildings. Key topics will include financing decarbonization of buildings, as well as an overview of established and emerging infrastructure funds focused on climate resilience playing an increasingly important role in financing the transition to a low carbon built environment.
Participants can expect to:
Moderated by: Carolyn Kissane, Associate Dean, NYU Center for Global Affairs
Speakers include:
This event is being offered in partnership with the NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs