Scaling-up Energy Efficiency and Access to Clean Energy Technologies: Options for International Cooperation
5th December 2007 • Co-organised with United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP); International Energy Agency (IEA); Danish Ministry of the Environment
Rapid and global diffusion of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies will play an essential role in mitigating climate change. The International Energy Agency projects that policies that encourage more efficient production and use of energy could contribute 78 percent of avoided CO2 emissions by 2030. Another 12 percent reduction could come from renewable energies and 10 percent from additional nuclear power. In their Technology Needs Assessments (TNA), Non-Annex I Parties to the UNFCCC have singled out several energy efficiency and clean energy areas where transfer and diffusion of technology would enhance their ability to achieve the objectives of the convention. To what extent intellectual property regimes may be barriers for access to these technologies in developing countries? What are options for enhancing international cooperation and trade in energy efficient and clean energy technologies? What could be expected from new initiatives towards greater energy efficiency and use of clean fuels in emerging economies such as China? These are questions to be addressed by a panel of experts and stakeholders from national, intergovernmental and policy research institutions.
Agenda
Moderator: Christophe Bellmann, Programmes Director, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development
Scaling-Up Energy Efficiency: Options for International Cooperation and Trade Paul Waide, Senior Policy Analyst, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency
Intellectual Property and Access to Clean Energy Technologies in Developing Countries: The case of solar PV, biofuels and wind technologies. Moustapha Kamal Gueye, Senior Programme Manager-Environment Cluster, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development
Advancing Energy Efficiency in China: What can be expected from New Policy Initiatives? Kejun Jiang, Director, Energy System analysis and Market Analysis Research Center, Energy Research Institute, National development and Reform Commission, P.R. China
Technology Needs Assessment, IPRs and other Barriers of Concern to Non-Annex I Parties: Perspectives from Ghana William Kojo Agyemang-Bonsu, UNFCCC Focal Point/CDM-DNA, Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana
17:30 Cocktail
Participants
Edward GHS - The Audil Board of Ri
Kama Ludain - SAI
Maria Velardi - ENEA
Bramtismen - NGO Indonesia
Gustavo Costa - Ministry of Environment of Brazil
Audrey Laletin - NEPCon Russia
Abdul Gafur - Foreign Affairs Indonesia
Ramiro Ramirez - OPEC
Dato Dahlan Taka - Forestry Department
KK Chow - STREC S/R
Revathi - Pesticide Action Network
DL Mallick - BCAS Bangladesh
D MD Nasir Cloldin - Ministry of Environment
Ram Prasad Dhitim - AEPEC Nepal
Oscar P Leme - TATEDO
Asoka Akeygmmedan - Energy Forum
Dr.G.R. Porchasel - AEPEC Nepal
Adianto - Jakarta Post
Chisa - Waseda Uni
Dharman Wiuamentu - Environmental Journalists
Bhartar S Korty - ICIMOD
kamal B - ICIMOD
Henry Huang - IETA
Prof. A Osuntogua - University
Waleed Gl Nozahy - Egypt
Claudio Aranjo - Earth Dependen
Xeistra - Media B
Sabar Ginting - Indonesia Ministry of Environment
Anisul Islam - CNRS
Paul Rahmat - Vivat International
Fannel Tolo - Climate Network Africa
Idris Tusuf - Climate Network Africa
Rili Kawiya - Malawi Environment Fund
R Blaauw - SSN Africa
Chauice L O - Department Minerals and Energy; SA
David Ardhian - Nastari
Maria Rosario Wood - Miriam College Philippines
Jonathan Allotey - EPA Ghana
Ryan - World Growth
Jason Villegas - Philippines
Abdelfatah Shibani - Libya
Dato Dahlan Taka - Malaysia
Suyud - University
Rustam Siwabessy - British Red Cross
Moudy Cynthia - British Red Cross
Md Nasir Uddin - MOEF Bangladesh
Wilson Siahaan - UNDP Indonesia
Leszek Karski - NFFEP Poland
Jeong Kim -
Catherine Bonet - University of Oslo Norway
University of Oslo Norway - Office National Electricity
Henry Matieu - UNITUS
UNITUS - Women in Nuclear
Wu Wei Nerg - Wu Wei Nerg
Veronika - MFA Indonesia
Bila -
Joseph Vernet -
Esra Ince - Turkish Ministry of Public Works
Inderjeet - PricewaterHouse Coopers
Antonio Sanur -
Selwyn - Governement
Maria Velardi - Italy
Shafqat Munir - Shafqat Munir
Marilia Manjaite - Mozambique
Doran Nteo - South Africa Government
Andrey Laletin - NEPC on
Petrus Panaka - Pi Gikoko
S. Chakravarty - SPAR India
William Stanley - ODAF / IRDWSI India
ODAF / IRDWSI India - Dignite Pygmee DIPY
Vahkn Kabakian - UNDP Lebanon
Khumsto Kamanga - CURE Malawi
Radju Munusamy - Indonesia Ministry of Environment
Hon Jiy Labik - Hon Jiy Labik
Robert K Bamfo - Forestry Commission Accra Ghana
Peta Margcie - Australian National UAI
John Evanz Arek - Fartazewe Environment
Nadaa Taiyab -
Batwe Lawal - Nigeria
Kate Hampton - Climate Change Capital
Neelopal Adri - Centre for Global Change
Adriana Vanova - Adriana Vanova
Nurlisa Ginting - North SuMaAtersi Governement Indonesia
Giorgio - ICEL
Mahardhika S- - Universitas Indonesia
Gao Qingxian - CRAES
Haswan Yunaz - Coordinating Ministry for people welfare Ind
Abdullah Yazid - Indonesia
Seung Jick Yoo - Korea Energy Economists
Saroj Rai - BSP Nepal
Nurhayati Ali Assegaf - Indonesia
Farid Hasan - Indonesia
Bess Lim - Philippines
Jong Ho Kim - CIFOR
Sutardi - Indonesia Water Partnership
Riedacker Arkhnor - INRA France
Tchien Koua - IRAD
Arthur Getz - Heifev International
Yoshialei Nishimura - CRIEPI
Emma Rachmawaty - Indonesia
Maria Grazia Midulla - Italy
Tania June - Indonesia
Raimo Hasheela - Namibia Renewable Energy Programme
Ramon F.M. Sales - Philippines Rural Reconstruction Movement
Natalia Calder - CIEMAT Spain
Aaron Senanu - Ecosecurities
A Ozge Kepenek - Ministry of Environment of Turkey
Tugba Agckayak - tubitail Turkey
Hawan Yunaz - Coordinating Ministry for people welfare Ind
Oudini Fred Machulu - Ministry of Foreign Affairs