3rd Annual Meeting of the LCS-RNet in Paris, France
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| Ten Key Findings | |||
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Synthesis Report 1. Nature of the desirable paradigm shift 2. The risks of lock-in 3. Supply-side responses: decision-making against a background of controversy 4. Demand-side response: energy efficiency and beyond 5. Energy policies and beyond 6. Innovation and beyond 7. “Green growth” and sustainable development in different contexts 8. Tailoring low-carbon policy packages for sectors and countries 9. The need for international arrangements 10. Upgrading climate finance in the context of the financial crisis |
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| List of Participants | |||
| Day1 | |||
| Welcome and Opening | |||
| Welcome and Introduction Dominique Dron (High Commissioner for Sustainable Development) and Mr Jean-Charles Hourcade (President of LCS-RNet). |
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| Opening Dr. Shuzo Nishioka |
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| Plenary Session 1.1 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Climatic challenge and ‘green growth’: what “paradigm shift”? Shuzo NISHIOKA (NIES, Japan, chair)/Jean Charles HOURCADE (CIRED, France, rapporteur) |
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| PS1.1_1 | Financing Low Carbon Society in China Zou-JI (Renmin University of China/WRI Beijing) |
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| PS1.1_2 | Green Growth Knowledge Platform Marianne Fay (World Bank) |
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| PS1.1_3 | Climate policies, world security and other dimensions of world governance Jim SKEA (UKERC, UK) |
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| Plenary Session 1.2 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Session 1: What international arrangements to leverage domestic climate policies? Mikiko KAINUMA (NIES, Japan, chair)/ Emmanuel GUERIN (IDDRI, France, rapporteur) |
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| PS1.2_S1_1 | International Arrangements to Leverage Domestic Climate Policies Erik HAITES (Margaree Consultants Inc, Canada) |
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| PS1.2_S1_2 | What works in Climate Change? Greening REDD Tom HELLER (Climate Policy Initiative, USA) |
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| PS1.2_S1_3 | China’s Low Carbon Perspective- Issues for International Arrangement Jiang KEJUNG (ERI, China) |
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| PS1.2_S1_4 | Low-Carbon Russia: A Risk-Reducing Strategy For Providing Energy And Economic Security: 2050 Perspective Igor BASHMAKOV (CENEF, Russia) |
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| Session 2: Climate finance, lessons learnt and prospects Jean Charles HOURCADE (CIRED, France, chair) |
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| PS1.2_S2_1 | How to Mobilise USD 100 Billion? Wolfgang STERK (WI, Germany) |
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| PS1.2_S2_2 | Climate Finance-Policy Risk and Investment Derek BUNN (London Business School, UK) |
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| PS1.2_S2_4 | Climate Finance Lessons Learned and Prospects Ivan ZELENKO (World Bank) |
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| Session 3: Climate policies, economic globalization and trade: tensions and opportunities Zou JI (ReminUniversity of China, chair)/Neil STRACHAN(UCL, UK, rapporteur) |
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| PS1.2_S3_1 | Climate, globalisation & trade: Direct and indirect linking of carbon markets by 2020 Rob DELLINK (OECD) |
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| PS1.2_S3_2 | Technological Competitiveness of Renewables in the New Multipolar Global Economy Daniela PALMA (ENEA, Italy) |
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| PS1.2_S3_3 | A More Ambitious EU Target on GHG Emissions: Macro-Economic Impacts through a CGE Analysis Fabio EBOLI (CMCC-FEEM, Italy) |
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| PS1.2_S3_4 | Climate policies, economic globalization and trade: tensions and opportunities Dimitri ZENGHELIS (LSE, UK) |
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| Round Table 1.3 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Visions of Durban (visions of experts) | |||
| R1.3_1 | Laurence TUBIANA (IDDRI) | ||
| R1.3_2 | Emilio la ROVERE (COPPE, Brazil) | |
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| R1.3_3 | Shigemoto KAJIHARA (Ministry of the Environment, Japan) | ||
| Day2 | |||
| Plenary Session 2.1 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Conditions of a major shift in innovation patterns and technical systems Ottmar EDENHOFER (PIK, Germany chair, still to be confirmed)/Michel COLOMBIER (IDDRI, France, rapporteur) |
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| PS2.1_1 | Lessons from the Long-Run Energy Models Decarbonization in Developed Countries Nebojsa NAKICENOVIC (IIASA, Serbia) |
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| PS2.1_2 | Drivers of Infrastructure Dynamics How to Prevent Carbon Intensive Lock-in in Developing Countries? Tomonori SUDO (African Development Bank/JICA, Tunisia) |
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| PS2.1_3 | INNOVATING FOR CLIMATE Massimo TAVONI (FEEM, Italy) |
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| Plenary Session 2.2 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Session 1: What technological mix in a controversial world? Nebojsa NAKICENOVIC (IIASA, Serbia, chair) |
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| PS2.2_S1_1 | Japan’s Energy/Climate Policy “After FUKUSHIMA” Jusen ASUKA(IGES) |
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| PS2.2_S1_2 | Future Challenges for the French Power Generation Paradigm: Reliability versus Low-Carbon Issues? Nadia MAIZI (Mines ParisTech, France) |
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| PS2.2_S1_3 | Ottmar EDENHOFER (PIK, Germany) | ||
| Session 2: The specifics of technical change in infrastructure sectors Shobakhar DHAKAL (Global Carbon Project, IGBP/HDP, Nepal, chair) |
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| PS2.2_S2_1 | Integration of Renewable Energies into the Energy System – Requirements for System Integration by the Example of Germany Peter VIEBAHN (Wuppertal Institute, Germany) |
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| PS2.2_S2_2 | Economics of mitigation in sectors with long-lived capital stock And implications for climate policies Franck LECOCQ (CIRED, France) |
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| PS2.2_S2_3 | Transforming Urban Infrastructure for Low-Carbon Cities – Issues, Options and Emerging Lessons in Developing Countries Feng LIU (World Bank) |
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| PS2.2_S2_4 | Tokyo’s Cap-and-Trade and Green Building Program – Reducing CO2 from Building Sector Kenji SUZUKI(Tokyo Metropolis, Japan) |
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| Session 3: Industry, innovation and investment risks in alternative technologies: differences and commonalities between sectors and countries Dominique BUREAU (MEDDTL, France, chair)/Christina HOOD (AIE, France, rapporteur) |
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| PS2.2_S3_1 | EIB Financing of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency … and a few thoughts on investment risks based on this experience Sophie JABLONSKI-MOC (EIB, Luxemburg) |
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| PS2.2_S3_2 | Decarbonation of electricity systems: When all new production will stand outside the market Dominique FINON(CIRED, France) |
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| PS2.2_S3_3 | Industry, innovation and investment risks in alternative technologies: differences and commonalities between sectors and countries Philippe QUIRION (CIRED, France) |
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| PS2.2_S3_4 | Peter DROEGE ( Eurosolar, Germany) | ||
| Plenary Session 3.1 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Low carbon development patterns and lifestyles Frédéric de CONINCK (Ponts Paristech, France, chair)/Nadia MAIZI (Mines ParisTech, rapporteur) |
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| PS3.1_1 | Energy Efficiency and Beyond: Reducing energy intensity as a low carbon strategy Stefan LECHTENBÖHMER (WI, Germany) |
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| PS3.1_2 | Reconsidering cities in a post carbon society Eric VIDALENC (Ademe, France) |
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| PS3.1_3 | Urban dynamics, mobility and consumption styles: The rationale for “leapfrogging” Prasoon AGRARWAL (Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India) |
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| Plenary Session 3.2 | Abstract | Presentation | |
| Session 1 : Sharing experiences in the promotion of energy efficiency and of the ‘dematerialization’ of the economies Sergio la MOTTA (ENEA, Italy, chair)/Eric VIDALENC (Ademe, France, rapporteur) |
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| PS3.2_S1_1 | UK Experience in the Promotion of Energy Efficiency and ‘Economic Dematerialization’ Neil STRACHAN (UCL, UK) |
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| PS3.2_S1_2 | Energy Efficiency: the Italian way for buildings and industry Giampaolo VALENTINI (ENEA, Italy) |
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| PS3.2_S1_3 | A Carbon Deposit System for Global Climate Policy Changing the Global Carbon Metabolism, with a Quantified Application to the EU Going Alone Gjalt HUPPES (CML, Leiden University, Netherland) |
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| PS3.2_S1_4 | What is Success or Failure in Climate Policy? John REILLY(MIT, USA) |
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| Session 2: Domestic and international drivers of urban dynamics Fabio GRAZI (AFD, France, Chair) /Tomonori SUDO (African Development Bank, Tunisia, rapporteur) |
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| PS3.2_S2_1 | Urbanization and Low-Carbon Growth Pathways: Modeling the Interactions between Energy, Urban Land Prices and Climate Henri WAISMAN (CIRED, France) |
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| PS3.2_S2_2 | Numerical Tools for Low-Carbon Urban Development Studies Donatella SPANO (FEEM, Italy) |
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| PS3.2_S2_3 | Key Elements for Designing the Technology Roadmap for EV Development -A Case Study in Shanghai Libo WU(Fudan University, China) |
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| PS3.2_S2_4 | Global Patterns of Urban Energy Use – Challenges and Progress Niels SCHULZ (IIASA, Austria) |
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| Session 3: Behavioral changes and life-styles; what drivers? Who governs what? Stefan LECHTENBÖHMER (Wuppertal Institute, Germany, chair)/Julia NORDMANN (WI, Germany, rapporteur) |
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| PS3.2_S3_1 | Cities and carbon mitigation: Needs for consumption perspectives Shobakhar DHAKAL (Global Carbon Project, IGBP/HDP, Nepal) |
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| PS3.2_S3_2 | Sustainable Lifestyles in European Cities: Train of Ideas: Best Practice Examples Maria WELFENS (WI, Germany) |
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| PS3.2_S3_3 | Understanding Local Energy Governance Joanne WADE (University of Surrey, UK) |
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| PS3.2_S3_4 | Behavioural Changes and Lifestyles: the Food Driver Bruno Dorin (CIRAD, France) |
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| Final Session | |||
| Chair: Ottmar EDENHOFER (PIK, Germany) | |||
| FS_1 | Summing up the main policy messages Jean Charles HOURCADE (CIRED, France) and Mikiko KAINUMA (NIES, Japan) |
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| FS_2 | First reactions Dominique DRON (CGDD, France) |
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| Round Table | |||
| Rationale for a low-carbon society: timing policy tools and behavior changes | |||
| RT_1 | John REILLY(MIT, USA) | ||
| RT_2 | Christian EGENHOFER (CEPS) | ||
| RT_3 | Midori SASAKI (Ministry of the Environment, Japan) | ||
| RT_4 | Franck JESUS (Ademe, France) | ||
| RT_5 | Paul WATKINSON (MEDDTL, France) | ||