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FREE SEMINAR " Carbon Credits and Sustainable Development"
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) offers the possibility to the industry in countries under development to improve their processes (e.g. waste management, energy consumption) by earning carbon credits, tradable with industrialized countries who must achieve their binding greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. Projects are eligible provided that they assist the host country to achieve sustainable development and "additional" (would have not occurred in the absence of CDM).
Practical information
- Date: 5th November 2007 from 13h00 to 17h00
- Venue: Pan Pacific Hotel, Pacific 3 - Level 1, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Singapore
- Participants limited to 200
- Free entrance, registration closed!
Programme
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Seminar topics " Carbon credits and Sustainable Development" |
SPEAKER |
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13:00
13:30 |
Registration (coffee & tea) |
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13:30
13:40 |
Introduction speech by keynote speaker |
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13:40
14:00 |
KYOTOenergy activities approach to Carbon Market(s)
- Advisory services
- Carbon Asset Management
- Project development and equity participation
- Project pipeline |
Michel Buron |
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14:00
14:20 |
Carbon Market Mechanisms and Price of Carbon
- Background
- Voluntary and regulated markets
- KYOTO Protocol and EU-ETS (AAU and EUA)
- CDM flexible mechanism (CER)
- Price development of EUA/CER
- Where is it heading to? |
Dave Shaw |
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14:20
14:30 |
Q&A |
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14:30
14:50 |
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
- Registration process
- Small-scale/large scale projects: criteria for eligibility, sectors
- What does “sustainable development” mean? Qualitative evaluation of your project?
- How to finance your project with CDM
- Rewards vs. risks: is it worth the game? |
Krishnamurthy |
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14:50
15:00 |
Q&A |
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15:00
15:30 |
Coffee/tea break
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15:30
15:50 |
VER vs CER: A comparison between regulatory and voluntary carbon assets
- Introduction.
- Differences between regulatory and voluntary carbon assets
- Comparison of 2 standards VCS and CDM (UNFCCC): additionality, validation and verification aspects
- Differences in commercial value and price mechanisms |
Arijit Paul
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15:50
16:00 |
Q&A
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Case studies
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| 16:00 16:20 |
Market potential for Small Hydro Power Plants (HPP) in South East Asia
- Introduction
- Sustainable source of energy?
- CDM Potential for Small Hydro Power in South East Asia
- Conclusions and recommendations |
Adeline de Lamar
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16:20
16:40 |
Natural Gas Power Cogeneration: CDM perspective in Singapore
- Applicability of various methodologies AM0014/29/49/40
- Additionality aspects
- Baseline determination
- Emission reduction procedures
- A Cleaner Fuel Solution for Singapore |
Arijit Paul |
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16:40
16:50 |
Q & A session |
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16:50
17:00 |
Emission Reduction Purchasing Agreement (ERPA) signing ceremony: first ERPA in Singapore
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