
MCA at InterBEE
Japan | November 18-20 2026
Media Climate Accord at InterBEE 2026
The Media Climate Accord (MCA) will make its first appearance in the APAC region at InterBEE 2026, with an educational session focusing on turning ambition into action

Sustainability in media technology isn't a regional conversation, it's a global one. As InterBEE brings together the people building the future of content, production and broadcast in Japan and across Asia-Pacific, MCA is joining for the first time to bring that conversation to a new audience.
Whether you're just starting to think about sustainability in your operations or already deep into measurement and reporting, this is your chance to learn from peers across the industry and see genuinely sustainable technology in action.
From Commitment to Action
Sustainability is gaining momentum across the media industry, but it is not yet embedded as consistently, or advancing as quickly as it needs to be. For broadcasters, production companies, agencies and technology providers, the challenge is to turn growing ambition into practical decisions, sustained investment, and measurable progress.
Across one educational session, leading voices from Japan and the international broadcast community will share practical experience of measuring environmental impact, improving production workflows and selecting technologies that support more sustainable ways of working.
The programme will also introduce the Media Climate Accord (MCA), a framework for collective industry action that encourages organisations across the media value chain to move from commitment to implementation. The discussions will explore how the MCA’s areas of focus, including greener production and more efficient media workflows, can help organisations identify practical actions and contribute to wider industry progress.
The session will begin with a keynote presentation, followed by a moderated panel discussion bringing together perspectives from broadcasters, content producers, agencies and technology partners.
Designed to encourage practical learning and open industry dialogue, the programme will explore approaches that organisations of different sizes can apply within the Japanese market.
Building a More Sustainable Future for Broadcast and Media
Speakers

Lisa Collins
Media Climate Accord

Mark Donnigan
NETint Technologies

Olivier Karra
Broadpeak

Barbara Lange
Media Climate Accord
More speakers to be announced soon.
