The Delian League, a historic alliance led by Athens, stands as an enduring symbol of collaboration against common threats in ancient Greece. Fast forward to the 21st century, we bring together the founding and affiliate members of the Net-Zero Export Credit Agencies Alliance (NZECA) to discuss the alliance's goals and shed light on how these institutions plan to deliver net-zero economies by 2050 by supporting the decarbonisation of trade and facilitating joint action from public and private finance. We explore the implications of these commitments for exporters, banks and ECAs, and the mechanisms by which members will publish emissions data and adhere to climate portfolio alignment methodologies.

We gather leaders of the development, export and agency finance world for a series of back-to-back interviews taking place on the main plenary over the course of the event. We delve deep into how they are structuring their organisations to respond to escalating climate change threats, accelerate energy transition, finance innovation and emerging technologies, and provide increased flexibility and accessibility to unlock more critical projects. How will agencies manage the required growth and the increasingly public role associated with their involvement in energy transition, energy security, economic development, and geopolitics, balancing stakeholders: government, industry, and the public?