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Timber Carbon at The District 2026, Madrid

September 14, 2026 · 1 min read

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Timber Carbon stand 6G502 at The District 2026, IFEMA Madrid.

The District World Summit runs at IFEMA Madrid from 22 to 24 September 2026, billed as Europe's largest congress for real estate capital, with more than 450 international speakers across five simultaneous auditoriums. Timber Carbon exhibits at stand 6G502 in hall 6, beside the one-to-one meeting rooms and close to the main entrance. On Tuesday 22 September at 12:15, we take the Discovery Theatre with an Innovation Talk on what the measured, verified carbon a timber building removes is worth to an investor.

When

22–24 September 2026

Where

IFEMA Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Format

Congress · Booth and Innovation Talk

Our role

Exhibitor and speaker

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An audience of capital, not of timber specialists

The District gathers funds, asset managers, developers and lenders. That shapes what we bring: not a case for building with timber, but the value of what a timber building does for the climate, expressed in a form that fits an investment case.

Innovation Talk, Tuesday 22 September

«Carbon removals in buildings: a new asset for real estate investors», Discovery Theatre by Barcelona Catalonia, 12:15 to 12:30. The talk is in English with simultaneous translation into Spanish and is open to all pass types. Fifteen minutes on how the climate performance of a load-bearing structure becomes a measured figure, a verified removal, and finally a credit with a price.

Meet us at stand 6G502

The stand is open across all three congress days, in hall 6. We are happy to run through a real project from our DACH portfolio and show how the process works digitally from the design phase to the registry. For a scheduled conversation, write us to info@timbercarbon.ch before the congress.


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Samara Scheidegger

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