CRS at Climate Week NYC 2026

Join Center for Resource Solutions (CRS) at Climate Week NYC for three events exploring the market solutions needed to accelerate credible corporate and grid decarbonization. On September 22–23, we’ll convene industry leaders and sustainability professionals for timely conversations on utility-scale energy storage, value chain emissions, and clean fuels—connecting emerging technologies with the accounting frameworks, market infrastructure, and policies needed to scale their impact.

Explore the events below and register to join us in New York City.

Storing the Future: How Utility-Scale Storage is Unlocking the Clean Energy Transition

CRS + NERA + Rye Development | Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 10:00 am – 12:30 pm | Midtown, New York City

Utility-scale clean energy storage is essential to a reliable and affordable grid, but widespread adoption will take more than proven technology. Stored clean energy needs market confidence: credible accounting, clear claims, tracking systems, and policy signals that reward the value storage provides. CRS is moderating a seminar at Climate Week NYC to dive deeper into the topic. This seminar will cover the state of utility-scale clean energy storage markets. By attending, you will be joining hyperscalers, utilities, corporates with upcoming accounting requirements, and members of the energy storage value chain to explore how utility-scale storage is unlocking the clean energy transition.

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Attendance is limited and registrations are subject to approval.

Unlocking Value Chain Decarbonization with Market-Based Instruments

CRS + STX | Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm | Midtown, New York City

Scope 3 emissions often represent the largest share of an organization’s climate footprint, yet they remain among the most challenging emissions to address. This session will explore how organizations are translating Scope 3 ambitions into action, from establishing emissions baselines and setting targets to engaging suppliers and procuring environmental attribute certificates.

Moderated by Jordan Woll (STX Group), the discussion will feature experts from the Center for Resource Solutions (CRS), founders of the Green-e® certification, who will share perspectives on evolving standards, market developments, supplier engagement strategies, and emerging approaches to value chain renewable electricity procurement. Christine Pries of STACK Infrastructure will bring a practitioner perspective, sharing lessons learned from her organization’s Scope 3 journey, including data collection, goal setting, stakeholder engagement, and implementation opportunities and challenges.

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Attendance is limited and registrations are subject to approval.

Scaling the Transition: Clean Fuels and the Future of Corporate Decarbonization

CRS + ACT | Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 8:00 am – 10:00 am | Midtown, New York City

As organizations work toward their net-zero targets, reducing Scope 1 emissions is becoming increasingly urgent. Emerging developments in the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard are creating new pathways for action, while clean fuels and related market-based instruments are playing a growing role in corporate decarbonization strategies.

Join ACT Group and the Center for Resource Solutions (CRS) for a timely discussion with corporate leaders, clean fuel producers, and experts from the Clean Energy Accounting Project. Attendees will gain practical insights into how clean fuels can support net-zero progress, key accounting considerations, and the emerging Market-Based Accounting for Clean Fuels guidance.

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Attendance is limited and registrations are subject to approval.

CONNECT WITH CRS AT CLIMATE WEEK NYC

Interested in connecting with CRS while you’re in New York? We’d welcome the opportunity to meet with organizations interested in collaborating with CRS and advancing credible market-based solutions for decarbonization.

To connect with our team during Climate Week NYC, contact us at partnerships@resource-solutions.org.