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EEC
pledge has accepted by REN21 secretariat. Pledge
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EVENT
SCHEDULE 2008 |
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22 September |
5th Russia & CIS
Refining & Petrochemicals Business Conference |
RPBC
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Moscow |
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25 & 26 September |
7th Russia & Cis
Refining Technology Conference |
RRTC |
Moscow |
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23 & 24 September |
8th Russia & Cis
Petrochemicals & Gas Technology Conference |
RPTC |
Moscow |
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9 & 10 October |
6th
International Bottom of the Barrel Technology
Conference |
Int BBTC |
Barcelona |
EVENT
SCHEDULE 2009 |
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16 & 17 FEBRUARY |
10th INTERNATIONAL DOWNSTREAM TECHNOLOGY
CONFERENCE |
IDTC |
LONDON |
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18 & 19 FEBRUARY |
11th INTERNATIONAL PETROCHEMICALS
TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
IPTC |
LONDON |
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20 & 21 APRIL
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4th RUSSIA & CIS REFINING &
PETROCHEMICALS EQUIPMENT CONFERENCE |
RPEC |
MOSCOW |
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22 & 23 APRIL
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4th RUSSIA & CIS
BOTTOM OF THE BARREL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
Rus BBTC |
MOSCOW |
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11 & 12 MAY |
7th ASIA
PETROCHEMICALS TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
APTC |
SEOUL |
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13 & 14 MAY |
3rd ASIA BOTTOM
OF THE BARREL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
Asia BBTC |
SEOUL |
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10 & 11 JUNE |
1st CIS GAS
TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
CGTC |
TBC |
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21 SEPTEMBER |
6th RUSSIA & CIS
REFINING & PETROCHEMICALS BUSINESS CONFERENCE |
RPBC |
MOSCOW |
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22 & 23
SEPTEMBER |
8th RUSSIA & CIS
PETROCHEMICALS TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
RPTC |
MOSCOW |
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24 & 25
SEPTEMBER |
9th RUSSIA & CIS
REFINING TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE |
RRTC |
MOSCOW |
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8 & 9 OCTOBER |
7th
INTERNATIONAL BOTTOM OF THE BARREL TECHNOLOGY
CONFERENCE |
BBTC |
ATHENS |
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Euro Petroleum
Consultants Ltd (EPC) |
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China Power
Oil & Gas
September 2-4, 2008
Guangzhou,
People's Republic of China
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Future
Products, Technologies and Industries
13th International Conference
27th - 28th October 2008
Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden |
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CO2 INTRODUCTORY TRAINING COURSE,
• Paris, 18 September 2008
• Zürich, 27 November 2008 |
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Creating greener living for a sustainable future
Geneva, Switzerland, 30 September –
01 October 2008 |
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The Adam Smith Ukrainian Energy Forum
7 - 9 October 2008
Premier Palace Hotel, Kyiv, Ukraine |
2nd International Renewable Energy
Expo
4-6 November 2008
Dubai Airport Expo Centre |
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8th
International Conference EcoBalance
December 10-12, 2008
Tokyo, Japan |
The Energy
Efficiency Global Forum & Exposition (EE Global
2009)
Palais Des Congres
Paris, France
27-29 April, 2009 |
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5th World Environmental
Education Congress
Palais des Congrès in Montreal
May 10- 14, 2009 |
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World Bank
report:
Unleashing Prosperity
Productivity Growth In Eastern Europe and Former Soviet
Union
The Cost of Power Generation
The Cost of Power Generation is a new report
published by Business Insights that assesses the current and
future case for investment in traditional versus renewable
energy. This report analyzes all available data to directly
compare the investment case and future prospects of
different power generation technologies.
Macroeconomic Impacts of the Clean Development Mechanism:
The Role of Investment Barriers and Regulations.
The paper quantifies the macroeconomic impacts of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) under the Kyoto Protocol based on a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model of international trade and energy use.
China's Energy Future: Balancing Growth with Sustainability
How does energy growth in China during the period 1980 to 2020 ? Book based on historical data and alternative scenarios up to 2020.
The book is available online
Project 0762 : Landfill Gas Capture and Power Generation
Project in Tbilisi
Has been submitted to registration to the CDM
Executive Board.
Project Authorized Participants are: Tbilisi City
Municipality; Shimizu Corporation ; The Bank of
Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. ; The Chugoku Electric Power Co.,
Inc.
Developing Country
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Mitigation Analysis
visit the
Developing County Project page.
International Energy
Agency (IEA). Points the Way to a Clean Energy Future
The IEA's "World Energy
Outlook 2006" shows that global energy demand increasing 53
percent by 2030, while global carbon dioxide emissions
increase by 55 percent. Key government policies and measures
could easily put the world on a sustainable energy path.
World Energy Book
Issue 2
The second issue of the
World Energy Book has just been released! Read all about the
hottest issues, region by region. The World Energy Book is
available twice a year with each issue focusing on a
different region. The second issue features North America,
Latin America and the Caribbean. The World Energy Book is a
must read for all energy decision makers - full of
insightful articles written by energy people for energy
people.
Online : Issue 2 and Issue 1 are available at:
www.worldenergybook.com
SCIENTIFIC
ASSESSMENT AND POLICY ANALYSIS
“Integrating agriculture, forestry and other land use in
future climate regimes”
Methodological issues and policy options
This study has been performed within the framework of the
Netherlands Programme on Scientific Assessment and Policy
Analysis (WAB) Climate Change.
The
International Energy Agency Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme (IEAGHG)
new report “Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage in the
Clean Development Mechanism” can be downloaded from
http://www.co2captureandstorage.info/networks/CCS-CDM.htm
Global Petroleum Outlook
Three in-depth scenarios of the oil market outlook
The German Advisory
Council on the Environment (SRU) has recently published the
following statement:
National Implementation of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme:
Market-based climate change mitigation or the continuation
of energy subsidies by other means?
Energy Charter’s Energy Efficiency Working Group Visit to
Georgia
The main country review conducted by the Group in 2005 was the
‘in-depth’ study of energy efficiency policies and programs in
Georgia.
The Review Team was made up of representatives from Energy
Charter member countries. The Review Team visited Georgia in
September. Recommendations to the Government of Georgia
arising from the Review were adopted by the Energy Charter
Conference in December.
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The Review Team in the Georgian Energy
Efficiency Centre in Tbilisi, (from left): Violeta
Keckarovska (FYROM), Lene Nielsen (Denmark), Karolina
Petersson (Sweden), Tudor Constantinescu (Charter
Secretariat), Rod Janssen (Consultant to the Secretariat),
and Johan Vetlesen (Norway). |
A priority for Georgia is to secure adequate and diverse
sources of energy supply. As progress is made with the
restructuring and rehabilitation of the energy sector, the
contribution that energy efficiency improvements can make to
security of supply will become increasingly visible. The
Review encouraged the Government of Georgia to take a balanced
approach between energy supply and demand measures, to develop
a comprehensive energy efficiency strategy and accompanying
legislation, and to strengthen the institutional capacity to
implement energy efficiency policies.
The Professional Risk Managers' Guide to Energy and Environmental Markets
brings these important and developing markets to life for all financial risk managers. Over 450 pages from introductory materials to more advanced risk management themes are covered in this must-read text for anyone affected by energy prices or environmental risks....in short, for all financial risk professionals.
International Energy Outlook 2006, June 2006
Energy Information Administration Office of Integrated Analysis and Forecasting U.S. Department of Energy Washington, DC 20585
Carbon Value Analysis Tool (CVAT)
Source: World Resources Institute Released in June 2006, this downloadable tool helps corporate energy managers to assess the value of emissions reductions and make decisions on financing new projects. The Microsoft Excel-based program that allows energy managers to compare the emissions and financial impacts for a full range of energy-efficient and renewable energy projects.
Presentation data and summary
Workshop on Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Methodological Issues
in regard to Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (CCS), which was held in Paris, France, from April 20-21, 2006.
Innovative financing for solar water heating increases affordability
Two new reports on "Fee for Service" financing of solar water heating. One of the most common complaints about clean power and heating is its high upfront cost. But two REEEP funded guidebooks offer a practical solution that can eliminate this cost barrier. Green Markets International (Massachusetts, USA), the Vitae Civilis Institute (Brazil), and Bill Guiney of Caribbean Solar Technologies (Anguilla) have developed detailed guides to an innovative business model involving fee-for-service operations for solar water heating.
English version of the Vitae Civilis report and “Business Prospects for Solar Water Heating Fee-for-Service Operations in Brazil" and Bill Guiney’s “A Guide to Fee-for-Service Solar Water Heating Programs for Caribbean Electric Utilities” can be found at: http://www.reeep.org/groups/financingsolarwaterheating
Special Report: CARBON DIOXIDE POSES DOUBLE RISK TO OCEANS AND COASTS
“The Future Oceans: Warming Up, Rising High, Turning Sour” The report summary could be viewed at: http://www.wbgu.de/wbgu_sn2006_kurz_engl.pdf The full German version can be downloaded under http://www.wbgu.de/
Report: “World in Transition – Fighting Poverty through Environmental Policy”
The report full text can be downloaded from: http://www.wbgu.de/wbgu_jg2004_engl.pdf
New Business Council & Climate Group report
on in-depth business views of 'post-2012', the Kyoto Protocol & international climate policy; commissioned by UK Government. Report could be downloaded from: http://www.bcse.org.uk/
Dimensions of urban poverty in Europe and Central Asia Region
Carbon Funds 2006
A comprehensive reference guide to more than 40 funds, buyers’ pools and other facilities that have been set up to invest in emissions-reducing projects generating carbon credits. Available either as a hard copy or as a searchable CD-Rom
World Survey of Decentralized Energy 2005 (PDF).
Guide to Decentralized Energy Technologies (PDF.
Clean Energy Markets to Quadruple by 2015, Says Report
Clean energy markets grew to $40 billion in 2005 and are poised to
expand fourfold to $167 billion by 2015, according to a new report
from Clean Edge, Inc., a clean technology research and publishing
firm. "Clean Energy Trends 2006" examines biofuels, wind power, solar
photovoltaic systems, and the fuel cell and distributed hydrogen
markets, and predicts rapid growth for each.
The report can be downloaded from
http://www.nthpower.com/press/trends2006.pdf
"Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices,"
by Ernst & Young could be downloaded from the Ernst & Young Web site.
Renewable Energy in China: Future
opportunities from new legislation
Rising domestic environmental awareness, international
pressure and the geopolitical risks posed by foreign oil
dependence have caused the Chinese government to diversify its
energy resource mix. The Renewable Energy Law was passed in
February 2005 and will come into effect at the start of 2006.
The law mandates the establishment of feed-in tariffs and
quotas for the production of energy from renewable sources and
is expected to create significant foreign investment and
technological opportunities in renewable energy markets in
China.
The table of content of the book (PDF).
This week the World
Bank's Europe and Central Asia website features two new
fascinating studies that shed light on our changing world:
- From Disintegration to Reintegration: Eastern Europe and the
Former Soviet Union in International Trade.
The overview in English and Russian as well as full report
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The latest issue of the CDM Investment Newsletter with the
focus on the MDGs and the CDM has just been completed and is
available from the CBNet download centre.
UNEP's Capacity Development for CDM
(CD4CDM) Project has just published a new CDM
guidebook on Baseline Methodologies.
The document can be downloaded from the publications section
at
http://www.cd4cdm.org/publications.htm
Wuppertal Institute (WI) recent WI
publications:
Taking the Lead: Post 2012 Climate Targets for the North
The report could be downloaded from:
http://www.wupperinst.org/Publikationen/WP/WP155.pdf
The Helios Centre and ÉcoRessouces Consultants
are pleased to
present a
Guide to the COP/MOP process, entitled 'Navigating the
COP/MOP'. This is a
short, user-friendly guide to assist participants in better
understanding
the new layer of the climate change negotiations.
The Guide in English, French and Spanish can be downloaded
from
www.ecoressources.com
or www.centrehelios.org
or at:
http://www.centrehelios.org/fr/index.html
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