The Urban Climate Solution
Climate Week NYC · September 19–26, 2027
The Urban Climate Solution
“Climate action cannot stop at cleaner cars and better technology. We have to change the way our cities are built, priced, and connected so that lower-carbon choices become the easiest choices in everyday life.”
Tony Jordan, President, Parking Reform Network
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Program and registration announcements for Climate Week NYC 2027.
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2026 by the numbers
An independently organized track featuring sessions on congestion pricing, transit, parking reform, housing, building decarbonization, and urban growth in the Global South.
- 10sessions over four days
- 40+speakers
- 1,390+registrants
- 380+registered for two or more sessions
2026 partners, sponsors, and supporters
Partners and sponsors
Next steps for 2027
The response to our 2026 track proved there’s demand for ideas that apply widely, cost little, fight climate change, and make cities more vibrant and resilient. We can bring this message to an even wider audience in 2027, but only with your help. Get in touch to partner with us or support our next steps.
Who registered in 2026
More than 1,390 people registered, and about a third signed up for more than one session. The largest groups came from business, advocacy, and academia. Nearly 300 held senior or executive roles.
- City and state agencies, including NYC DOT and the MTA, plus officials from cities across the country.
- Researchers from think tanks and institutes, among them WRI, RMI, and the Urban Institute.
- Foundations including Kresge and McKnight, and reporters from outlets like Bloomberg CityLab and Heatmap.
