The 9th LCS-RNet Annual Meeting in Warwick, UK
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| Introductory Session / Welcome, Introduction to the meeting Chair: Jim Watson (UKERC,UK) |
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| Jim Watson (UKERC, UK) | ||
| Mikiko Kainuma (IGES / LCS-RNet Secretary General, Japan) | ||
| Plenary Session 1: Innovation, Resource Productivity and Industrial Policy Chair: Stefan Lechtenböhmer (Wuppertal Institute, Germany) |
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| P1_1 | Fossil-free circular industry – how could it evolve? Lars Nilsson (Lund University, Sweden) |
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| P1_2 | BUSINESS AND RESOURCE EFFICIENCY Nick Molho, (Aldersgate Group) |
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| Parallel session 1-1 :Innovation and industrial policy: what can we learn from successful national approaches? Chair: Sergio La Motta (ENEA, Italy) |
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| PS1-1_1 | Innovation and industrial policy Antonio Pflüger (Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy, Germany) |
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| PS1-1_2 | Environmental Vision 2050 – Innovation : technology, resource productivity and industrial policy Yoshinori Kobayashi (Toshiba, Japan) |
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| PS1-1_3 | The Italian clustering approach to ‘intelligent’ factories and industrial sustainability Flavio Tonelli (University of Genova, Italy) |
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| Parallel session 1.2: NDCs, resource productivity and innovation: panel of analysts from different countries Chair: Toshihiko Masui (NIES, Japan) |
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| PS1-2_2 | Thailand’s NDC 2030: Resources productivity and Innovation Bundit Limmeechokchai (SIIT-TU, Thailand) |
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| PS1-2_3 | Assessing progress towards deep decarbonisation in Europe Steve Pye (UCL and UKERC, UK) |
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| Plenary session 2: Global energy markets and forms of carbon pricing Chair: Karsten Neuhoff (DIW Berlin) |
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| KN_1 | Seizing a moment of opportunity after Trump’s withdrawal Jean – Charles Hourcade (CIRED, France) |
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| KN_2 | Dipak Dasgupta (TERI, India) | |
| Parallel Session 2-1: Fossil fuel markets and prices: implications for low carbon transition plans Chair: Kentaro Tamura (IGES, Japan) |
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| PS2-1_1 | Towards a geopolitics of energy system transformation Mike Bradshaw (Warwick/UKERC, UK) |
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| PS2-1_2 | Energy security and low carbon societies André Månsson (Lund University, Sweden) |
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| PS2-1_3 | Ex-ante Analyses of Carbon Pricing for the Diffusion of Low Carbon Technologies in China’s Energy-intensive Sectors Kentaro Tamura and Xianbing Liu (IGES,Japan) |
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| Parallel Session 2-2 Carbon pricing and beyond: experience from different jurisdictions and future policy directions Chair: Jean-Charles Hourcade (CIRED, France) |
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| PS2-2_1 | Michael Grubb (UCL) | |
| PS2-2_2 | CNational Emission Tax and International Agreements Gjalt Huppes (CML, Leiden University, Netherlands) |
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| PS2-2_3 | Carbon pricing and beyond – experiences and implications – Karsten Neuhoff(DIW Berlin) |
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| Panel: Global Co-operation on Innovation Chair: Paul Ekins (UKERC,UK) |
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| Panel_1 | David King (UK) | |
| Panel_2 | Antonio Pflüger (Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy, Germany). | |
| Panel_3 | CTCN Activities Federico Villatico (CTCN-Climate Technology Centre and Network of UNFCCC) |
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| Day 2 | ||
| Plenary Session 3: Energy Access and Low Carbon Development Chair: Jim Watson (UKERC) |
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| P3_1 | World Energy Outlook 2017 Hannah Daly (IEA) |
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| P3_2 | Low-Carbon Energy and Climate Research from DFID Will Blyth (UK Department for International Development: DFID) |
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| Parallel Session 3-1: Progress towards the energy access Sustainable Development Goal Chair: Shuichi Ashina (NIES, Japan) |
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| PS3-1_1 | What can RE contribute to energy access ….and beyond? What is the role of practitioners? What are key success factors? Carmen Dienst (Wuppertal Institute, Germany) |
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| PS3-1_2 | Progress towards the energy access Sustainable Development Goal Jiang Kejun (ERI, China) |
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| PS3-1_3 | Bhutan’s leapfrogging challenge in energy access aiming at carbon-neutral society Shuzo Nishioka and Miho Kamei (IGES, Japan) |
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| Parallel Session 3-2: Interdependencies between energy access and other SDGs Chair: Sergio la Motta (ENEA, Italy) |
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| PS3-2_1 | Fossil fuel production scenarios under carbon budget and equity considerations Paul Ekins (UCL and UKERC, UK) |
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| PS3-2_2 | Trade-offs and synergies between universal electricity access and climate change mitigation in Sub-Saran Africa Anteneh Dagnachew (PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Netherlands) |
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| PS3-2_3 | Climate actions and interactions with SDGs – focus on energy access – Mikiko Kainuma (IGES, Japan) |
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| PS3-2_4 | Energy in the Network of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Zhou Xin (IGES, Japan) |
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| Plenary Session 4: From international context to national strategy Chair: Christophe Cassen (CIRED, France) |
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| P4_1 | Implementing Paris: How to increase the ambition of NDCs? Henri Waisman (IDDRI, France) |
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| P4_2 | Where Will We GO: China’s Future Jiang Kejun (ERI,China) |
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| P4_3 | Latest Climate Change Policies & Long-term Low Carbon Vision in Japan Takeshi Abe (MOEJ) |
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| Panel: What are the implications of international trends for the UK? Chair: Jim Watson (UKERC,UK) |
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| P_1 | Stefan Lechtenböhmer (Wuppertal Institute, Germany) | |
| P_2 | Christophe Cassen (CIRED, France) | |
| P_3 | Jim Watson (UKERC,UK) | |
| P_4 | Andy Kerr (ClimateXChange) | |
| P_5 | Owen Bellamy (UK Committee on Climate Change) | |
| P_6 | Ian Ellerington (UK Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) | |