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Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre 26 - 28 October 2009

24 Jul 2009

The hosts of Carbon Market Expo Australasia 2009 are pleased to announce Macquarie Bank and Baker & McKenzie as Diamond Sponsors of Carbon Market Expo Australasia 2009.

The involvement of these internationally significant carbon market businesses signals the premier standing of this event, which follows last year’s highly successful inaugural Carbon Market Expo.


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