Cooking with Article 6: a CMAS side event on clean cooking, dMRV & ITMOs

​Clean cooking is set to be one of the first sectors to deliver ITMOs at scale, but getting there means solving real problems: monitoring data that host countries and buyers will trust, Letters of Authorisation that actually get signed, and corresponding adjustments that hold up.

​Join us for an early morning conversation before Day 3 of CMAS 2026, with developers, policy folks and dMRV practitioners who are working through this right now.

​We'll cover:

• ​dMRV that holds up - what digital monitoring needs to look like for Article 6 clean cooking projects

• ​From LoA to ITMO - how authorisation works in practice, with lessons from Uganda & Rwanda

• ​Lessons from the first - what the world's first clean cooking ITMO project has taught us

• ​Where Singapore fits - the latest on Singapore's Article 6.2 progress and what buyers are looking for

​Co-hosted by
Tim Bauer (Envirofit) - running the world's first clean cooking ITMO project
Daniel Yin (Spouts) - deep experience navigating LoAs in Uganda & Rwanda
Alson Soh (Climate Bridge) - plugged in to Singapore's Article 6.2 progress
Harish Anchan (Earthfit) - c.20 years developing clean cooking projects
Allen Fan (CarbonHQ) - dMRV for clean cooking developers across Africa & Asia

​When: Thursday 15 October, 8:00 AM
Where: Kigali Convention Centre

​This is an un-official side event and isn't affiliated with the CMAS organisers. Spaces are limited, so please RSVP if you're planning to come.