Building Brazil’s Green Future

As the world gathers in the heart of the Amazon for COP30, the Financial Times and Times Brasil invite you to an exclusive in-person Breakfast Briefing at EY House in Belém, Brazil, on 15 November 2025. This high-level event will convene global and regional leaders from business, finance, government, and civil society to examine the most urgent questions shaping the climate agenda — from who pays for the energy transition to how innovation, finance, and policy can work together to accelerate a just and sustainable future. 

Taking place at a pivotal moment in the COP30 calendar, the Breakfast Briefing offers an intimate setting for dialogue, analysis, and networking before the main negotiations begin. Guided by leading Financial Times journalists, senior policymakers, and sustainability experts, the conversation will explore climate finance, corporate climate ambition, nature-based solutions, and the role of emerging economies in delivering global net-zero goals. 

Hosted in partnership with Times Brasil, the event brings together international and Brazilian perspectives, highlighting the intersection of global policy priorities with Brazil’s national climate ambitions. With the Amazon and Latin America at the centre of the climate conversation, this collaboration underscores the shared responsibility — and opportunity — to translate commitments into action.  

Understand

The big picture, not just the individual strands of the business you work in

Connect

And build relationships with some of the biggest names in your industry

Discover

Outcomes, challenges, and opportunities emerging from this year’s climate talks

Welcome to the EY House

Nestled in Belém’s vibrant business, cultural, and entertainment district, EY House is built across more than 3,000 m², offering full event infrastructure including auditoriums, meeting rooms, coworking spaces, and a curated restaurant. It sits approximately 6 km from the COP30 Green & Blue Zone and 8 km from Belém’s international airport, ensuring ease of access while remaining close to key hotels and city landmarks.

Address: Waldemar Henrique Square, s/n Neighborhood Reduto - Belém (PA), Brazil, ZIP: 66010-000 

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