Article 6 of the Paris Agreement offers a potential solution: new carbon-market pathways that could provide additional revenue visibility for developers, lenders, and investors. The challenge is designing structures that satisfy additionality, measurement, and risk-allocation standards across jurisdictions. Join DLA Piper during Climate Week NYC for an interactive working session, bringing together developers, financiers, carbon-market professionals, corporate buyers, and policymakers to explore pathways for channeling Article 6 finance into battery energy storage system (BESS) projects. Drawing on DLA Piper’s global BESS report, Capital Unlocks Capacity, the session will examine market trends and practical transaction structures – exploring how project-level crediting, blended finance, and advance-purchase commitments can meet additionality standards and deliver bankable carbon revenues.