Join us at Climate Week NYC 2026
Connect with us at Climate Week NYC 2026 and turn climate ambition into action.
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About The Event
Climate Week NYC 2026 will run from September 20-27 this year, bringing together over 100,000 sustainability leaders from around the world for discussions that center around the energy, impact, and action that we drive together.
Climate Week NYC is organized by Climate Group, an international non profit that has driven climate action for over two decades by convening leaders across business and government. In coordination with the UN General Assembly, this event brings together the decision-makers and experts shaping capital, policy and markets across sectors and regions.
Why We're Attending
Green Project is attending Climate Week NYC 2026 to connect with and bring together sustainability, impact, and corporate responsibility leaders who are driving measurable progress across their organizations.
Our team will be attending and participating in various events, and we're hosting a few of our own.
Date: Wednesday, September 23rd
Time: 5 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Midtown, Manhattan. Accepted registrants will receive the full address.
Measurement was never the finish line.
Join Green Project and ACT Group during Climate Week NYC for an evening of conversation, connection, and practical insight at: "From Measurement to Momentum: Scaling Decarbonization Across Your Supply Chain".
Carbon measurement is now table stakes. The real challenge is turning data into action and scaling decarbonization across increasingly complex supply chains.
We'll bring together leaders from across the sustainability ecosystem for an honest discussion about what's working, what's not, and what it takes to move from reporting to measurable impact.
Following a brief happy hour and panel discussion, we'll leave plenty of time for what Climate Week does best: meaningful conversations. Join us for drinks, light bites, and networking with peers tackling many of the same opportunities and challenges.
Sam Stark
Colin Crooks
Hiba Mooney
Thomas Mills
Alissa Matthies Tamasi
Date: Wednesday, September 23rd
Time: 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Midtown, Manhattan. Accepted registrants will receive the full address.
Making progress for sustainability teams has gotten harder: standards are changing, regulations are in flux, budgets are under pressure, and teams are being asked to do more with less. Despite the real challenges seen today, companies are making progress. Join us for honest roundtable conversations with fellow leaders on how to build momentum in this complicated landscape.
We'll discuss three predominant issues we see across the market today:
1. Achieving near-term reduction targets in a financially optimized way, when budgets are tightening rather than growing
2. Reporting and accounting under changing voluntary and regulatory standards
3. Driving engagement and decarbonization across your supply chain without clear mandates
Our goal is to cultivate pragmatic advice and applicable best practices for sustainability practitioners that can be implemented right away to drive greater impact for their company and programs. The best advice comes from those who have been doing the work: peers, partners, and experts.
Join us to discuss these issues honestly and work through how to tackle them. This event will be held under Chatham House Rules.
Attendance is limited, so please RSVP to signal your interest.
About the author
Kate O'Flynn
Marketing
Kate O'Flynn is a Marketing Associate at Green Project Technologies, an AI climate management platform helping businesses of all sizes measure, manage, and reduce emissions across complex global value chains.