What does COP30 have to do with Climate Tech Products?

Overview

COP30 — the 30th UN Climate Change Conference — will take place in Belém, Brazil from 10–21 November 2025. This milestone COP marks the shift from planning to implementation of the Paris Agreement. Key outcomes are expected around strengthening national climate targets for 2035, scaling finance for adaptation and loss & damage, accelerating the energy transition, and protecting tropical forests and nature-based solutions.

About the Event

Join us for the next Climate Product Circle gathering — a COP30 Special Edition — bringing together product leaders to explore:

• How have COP negotiations evolved, and how do they shape climate tech product development?
• How are companies and product leaders participating in or observing COP?
• What signals, opportunities, and uncertainties are emerging for climate product strategy?

About the Panelists

Molly Webb

Cofounder of PeerCo & Energy Unlocked, Venture Partner at Conduit Connect

Molly has been involved with COP since its early years, helping shape the ICT sector’s climate agenda while at The Climate Group. She now leads product innovation to unlock value from building electrification through energy attribute certificates.

Kirsty Schneeberger MBE

Founder of Athena Blue

Kirsty was an Advisor to Christiana Figueres for the UNFCCC COP21 Paris negotiations and led stakeholder engagement work for the UN Rio+20 Sustainable Development conference. Kirsty has held senior roles at ClientEarth and CIFF, was CEO of Synchronicity Earth, and she worked on Product Innovation at Climate Impact Partners. Through her startup Athena Blue, she now focuses on financing ocean and blue-carbon projects.

Nick Oglivie

Product Manager, CarbonChain

With a background in engineering and financial accounting, Nick helps commodities businesses with tracking emissions in their supply chains and managing their carbon-related regulatory compliance, focusing on GHG Protocol-aligned product and corporate reporting and, more pressingly, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

HOST

Zung Nguyen

Product Lead, UNDP

Zung leads the development and scaling of open-source digital platforms—national carbon registries and climate transparency systems—that enable governments to implement their Paris Agreement commitments on climate finance and NDC reporting.