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The IEA & Marketforce's 7th Annual Conference
Energy 2008: Challenges Across Europe
Managing for growth in an uncertain world
25th & 26th November 2008, Crowne Plaza Brussels City Centre
 
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Energy 2008: Challenges Across Europe - Programme - 25th November

DAY ONE
  • 09:15 -
    Welcome address by Marketforce
    David Saunders
    Managing Director, Marketforce
  • 09:20 -
    Chairman’s opening remarks
    Ben van Gils
    Global Power & Utilities Leader, Ernst & Young
SESSION ONE: MEETING THE ENERGY NEEDS OF EUROPE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
  • 09:25 -
    Aligning strategies for energy security with sustainable growth
    Gregorio Relaño
    Head of European Power & Environmental Trading, Iberdrola Generación
  • 09:45 -
    Combining strategies for expansion with sustainable development
    Andreas Renner
    Senior Vice President European Affairs, EnBW
  • 10:05 -
    Secure long-term supply to the European Market
    Jens Helmer Rasmussen
    Vice President, Dong Energi
  • 10:25 -
    Questions and discussion
  • 10:40 -
    Refreshments
  • 11:10 -
    Keynote address: Meeting common goals for carbon reduction: an analysis of the EU’s performance to date and the implementation of new measures post-2012
    Peter Zapfel
    Assistant to Deputy Director - General - Global Carbon Market and Economic Issues, European Commission
SESSION TWO: AN EFFECTIVE POLICY FOR CARBON REDUCTION
  • 11:30 -
    What will be the impact of the carbon market on the energy sector?
    Dr Bill Kyte OBE
    Chairman, EURELECTRIC Environment & Sustainable Development Committee
  • 11:50 -
    Creating an effective strategy in light of the EC’s carbon agenda
    Dr John McElroy
    Head of Environment Strategy, RWE npower
  • 12:10 -
    PANEL DISCUSSION: EU ETS Phase III: paving the way for a single global carbon trading scheme?
    • Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative auctions: business implications and lessons learned
    • Is the EC Green Energy Package carbon reduction target realistic and achievable?
    • Can ETS Phase III lead the development of other regional trading schemes?
    • Will regional emissions trading schemes finally converge towards a single global system?
    • What will be the price of carbon in the medium term?
    Christophe Schmeitzky
    Executive Director, Sustainability Assurance and Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
  • 12:40 -
    Questions and discussion
13:00 -
Lunch
SESSION THREE: ACHIEVING SECURITY OF SUPPLY IN A LOW-CARBON FUTURE
  • 14:15 -
    The role of nuclear energy as a low-carbon source
    Per-Olof Waessman
    Chief Nuclear Officer, Vattenfall
  • 14:35 -
    The role of gas in reducing emissions and securing supply
    Richard N Hall
    Manager EU Affairs, International Association of Oil and Gas Producers
  • 14:55 -
    How will the future look for coal in light of new technologies?
    Sascha Lüdge
    R&D Deputy Project Manager, Vattenfall
  • 15:15 -
    Questions and discussion
  • 15:30 -
    Refreshments
  • 16:00 -
    What is the future for renewable energy?
    Tom Nysted
    Chief Executive Officer, Agder Energi
  • 16:20 -
    The price for a balanced energy portfolio
    Dr Helmut Edelmann
    Director Power & Utilities, Ernst & Young
  • 16:40 -
    PANEL DISCUSSION: CREATING THE OPTIMAL GENERATION MIX
    • What are the geopolitical challenges of determining an optimal generation mix?
    • How will the cost of carbon impact the energy mix?
    • How will the European demand for gas develop in the long term?
    • Overcoming political and social opposition to investing in nuclear energy
    • Long-term strategies for growing the renewables sector
    • How is security of supply being aligned with environmental policy targets?
  • 17:10 -
    Chairman’s closing remarks and end of day one
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