Private Breakfast and Tour at the National Gallery: How Sustainability Leaders Can Position Carbon Removal as Strategic Value to Leadership, Followed by a Historian-Guided Tour of the Collection
National Gallery Trafalgar Square London WC2N 5DN
About this Event
Private Carbon Buyers Breakfast at the National Gallery
How to Position Carbon Removal Projects to Your Leadership and Board, Followed by a Historian-Guided Tour
By kind permission of the Trustees and Director of the National Gallery, you are invited to a private breakfast salon and curated cultural experience during London Climate Action Week 2026. InPlanet, Carboneers and ClimeFi invite you to a private breakfast and carbon conversations at the National Gallery, followed by a historian-led tour of the collection.
Before the Gallery opens to the public, guests will be welcomed onto the iconic terrace overlooking Trafalgar Square for breakfast, networking and an intimate discussion on the future of high-quality carbon removal.
Following the discussion, guests will experience the National Gallery in a rare private setting through a historian-led tour connecting art, land, agriculture and humanity’s evolving relationship with nature.
Engineering Nature Beyond Carbon
The next generation of removal credits will be judged not only on carbon tonnes, but on what comes with them: regenerative agriculture, resilient supply chains, lower fertilizer dependence, community benefit, and credibility in an increasingly scrutinized market.
The discussion unfolds across four themes:
- Policy: The opening of international carbon markets and evolving regulatory landscape, and the growing role of compliance frameworks in shaping demand.
- Food Resilience: How enhanced rock weathering and biochar are reshaping conversations around soil health, agricultural resilience, and fertilizer geopolitics.
- Integrity & Market Confidence: Why buyers are increasingly prioritizing transparency, delivery credibility, and long-term issuance performance.
- Proven Delivery: How operational execution and multi-vintage issuance are emerging as defining differentiators in the next phase of carbon markets.
The Experience
Guests will be welcomed beneath the National Gallery’s historic porticos for a private breakfast overlooking Trafalgar Square, creating space for high-level conversations before the start of the day’s public programming across London Climate Action Week. The morning continues with an intimate panel discussion featuring voices across policy, science, and market development, followed by a second networking session and a private curator-led gallery tour themed around Engineering Nature Beyond Carbon. Rather than treating art as backdrop, the experience uses culture as a bridge between climate science, markets, agriculture, and humanity’s evolving relationship with the natural world.
Who This Is For
Beyond Carbon is designed for senior leaders shaping the future of sustainability, climate strategy, and carbon markets. The guest list is intentionally curated across:
- Sustainability and climate leaders
- Carbon market buyers and procurement teams
- Policy and regulatory stakeholders
- Food, agriculture, and supply-chain leaders
- Investors and strategic partners
The format is designed to encourage meaningful conversations between decision-makers across business, policy, and science in a setting that feels both intimate and interdisciplinary.
Agenda
- 08:30 – 09:00 Private breakfast & arrival networking beneath the Gallery porticos
- 09:00 – 09:10 Opening keynote
- 09:10 – 09:55 Panel discussion: Beyond Carbon
- 09:55 – 10:45 Coffee, networking & executive conversations
- 10:45 – 11:30 Private curator-led National Gallery tour
Confirmed Speakers
- Dr. Christina Larkin, VP of Science & Research, InPlanet
- Maarten de Lange, Commercial Director, Carboneers
- Victoria Harvey, Head of Carbon Dioxide Removal, ClimeFi
📍 National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London
📅 Thursday, 25 June 2026
👥 Invitation-only | Limited capacity
Hosted by InPlanet, Carboneers, ClimeFi and with kind sponsorship by Isometric
InPlanet, Carboneers, ClimeFi
InPlanet
InPlanet is a carbon removal company scaling Enhanced Rock Weathering in tropical agriculture. Working with farmers in Brazil, InPlanet applies finely crushed silicate rock to agricultural soils to accelerate a natural carbon removal process while supporting soil health, crop resilience and regenerative agriculture. InPlanet’s work sits at the intersection of climate science, agriculture and high-integrity carbon markets.
Carboneers
Carboneers develops high-quality biochar carbon removal projects in partnership with farming communities across the Global South. Its work focuses on converting agricultural biomass waste into biochar, creating durable carbon storage while generating farmer income, improving soil fertility and supporting broader social and environmental benefits.
ClimeFi
ClimeFi is a durable carbon removal portfolio manager that helps corporate buyers assess, procure and manage high-quality carbon removal portfolios. Working exclusively on behalf of buyers, ClimeFi supports companies in navigating project selection, procurement, risk management and long-term portfolio strategy in the carbon removal market.
Isometric
Isometric is a carbon removal registry and verification platform focused on building trust in the carbon removal market. Its registry lists credits verified to the Isometric Standard, with protocols designed to provide rigorous scientific measurement and verification across different carbon removal pathways. Isometric is supporting the event as a sponsor
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