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07:30 - 08:30 |
Future energy leaders session
Future Energy Leaders Working Breakfast | - | ||||||||
| 08:30 - 08:40 |
Day introduction
Day introduction | Plenary | |||||||||
| 08:40 - 09:00 |
Day introduction
Champion sets issues Champion of the day:
Yergin, Daniel, Chairman, IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates, United States
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| 09:00 - 10:30 |
Round Table
Meeting Energy Demand – A Global Challenge Requires Global Solutions Chair:
Saghir, Jamal, Director, Energy, Transport and Water, The World Bank,
Panelist(s):
Dehen, Wolfgang, Chief Executive Officer Energy Sector and Member of the Board of Management, Siemens AG, Germany
Guilbaud, Jean-Jacques, Secretary-General and Member of the Executive Committee, Total, France Kessel, Georgina, Secretary of Energy, , Mexico Turley, James S., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ernst & Young, United States Teyssen, Johannes, Vice-Chairman and Chief Operating Officer, E.ON AG,, Germany | - | |||||||||
| 09:00 - 12:00 |
Day introduction
RETScreen Seminar Panelist(s):
Meloche, Nathalie, Project Manager, RETScreen International, Canada
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| 10:30 - 11:00 |
Pause
Coffee Break & Exhibition visit | - | |||||||||
| 11:00 - 11:30 |
Day introduction
Keynote speaker Keynote Speaker:
Al-Falih, Khalid A., President and Chief Executive Officer, Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco), Saudi Arabia
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| 11:30 - 12:00 |
Day introduction
Keynote Speaker Keynote Speaker:
Voser, Peter, CEO, Shell,, The Netherlands
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| 12:00 - 13:15 |
Pause
Lunch Break & Exhibition visit | - | |||||||||
| 13:15 - 14:45 | Issue Sessions and paper presentations | ||||||||||
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Issue Sessions and paper presentations
Issue Session 1.1 Facing demand surges in developing countries Developing countries will need more and more energy to fuel their economic and social transformation. The discussion at this session will focus on demand growth trends and the particular challenges posed by a few representative countries. The objective is to share experiences, and debate challenges and solutions. Chair:
Pittman, Bobby, Vice-President, Infrastructure, Private Sector and Regional Integration, African Development Bank,
Panelist(s):
Benito, Norberto, General Manager, Pluspetrol, Argentina
Powell, Robert, Editor/Economist, Economist Intelligence Unit, United States Singh, Rupa Devi, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Power Exchange India Ltd., India Özden, Süreyya Yücel, Member, Board of Directors, Gama Holding, Chairman of the Board, WEC Turkish National Committee,, Turkey | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.2: Eradicating energy poverty Nearly two billion people in the world have no access to electricity and many more lack reliable energy supplies. Energy poverty is probably the most important barrier to development for almost half of the world population. How can we eradicate it? Chair:
Chander, Seethapathy, Principal Director, Office of Information Systems and Technology, Asian Development Bank,
Panelist(s):
Williams, Joseph, Program Manager, Energy, Caribbean Community Secretariat,
Berrizbeitia, Luis Enrique, Executive Vice-President, Corporación Andina de Fomento, Elhag, Hussein, Executive Director, African Energy Commission, Afrique Iyer, Vijay S., Africa Energy Group, The World Bank, Rockall, James, Managing Director, World LP Gas Association, | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.3: Energy for megacities As the world’s population expands, more and more people are living in Mega-Cities with populations numbering over 10 million. These large urban communities, both old and new, urgently need investment in clean and efficient energy supply infrastructure. They also have specific requirements for the secure and reliable delivery of energy, including energy for the transport systems. To come Chair:
Lleras, Vargas Dr., Chair, Codensa, and Chair, Colombian Committee, World Energy Council, Colombia
Panelist(s):
Singh, Jas, Senior Energy Efficiency Specialist, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), The World Bank, Energy, Transport and Water Department,
Diggikar, Anil Udhavrao, Additional Municipal Commissioner of Mumbai, Mumbai City,, India | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.4: Geopolitics, energy markets and trade From tightly regulated national energy markets to liberalised, largely unregulated international marketplaces, over the years trade in energy has been conducted under a very broad regulatory umbrella. What are the best ways of regulating local monopolies, setting energy prices and tariffs for transport and distribution? How do geopolitics affect energy trade? How can these and other interdependent factors be managed globally? Chair:
Naqi, H. E. Abbas Ali, Secretary-General, Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC),
Panelist(s):
Martínez Mosquera, Marcelo G., Director, Tecpetrol and Tecgas, Argentina
Traikov, Traicho, Minister of Economy, Energy & Tourism,, Bulgaria Hong, David S., President and Senior Research Fellow, Taiwan Institute of Economic Research, Taiwan, China | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.5: Secure, efficient and clean energy systems across borders Energy resources are not evenly distributed around the world. To build an efficient energy supply system, most countries must rely on energy exchanges with their neighbours and others. Regional integration of national energy systems can reduce global energy supply costs and increase security and reliability of supply. However, achieving regionalisation and globalisation of energy markets requires new infrastructures as well as a new mindset in politics, economics, and society as a whole. Chair:
Barnés, Francisco, Commissioner, Mexican Energy Regulatory Commission, Vice-Chair, WEC North America, Mexico
Panelist(s):
Nguyen, Manh Hung, Executive Director, ASEAN Centre for Energy,
Perroni, Alejandro, President of CIER and General Manager of UTE, National Administration of Power Plants and Electric Transmissions of Uruguay, Uruguay Prifti, Dritan, Minister of Economy, Trade & Energy, Albania Tella, Abel Didier, Secretary-General, Union of Producers, Transporters and Distributors of Electric Power in Africa (UPDEA), | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.6: Closer integration for infrastructure adequacy and efficiency The energy needs of a country or a region require a broad range of products and services. Ideally, such a complex energy system must operate as a single entity, where weaknesses and strengths are in balance. This is not always the case, as different components sometimes seem to be operating on their own, focusing on short-term goals and failing to coordinate their development with other parts of the system. How can closer compatibility between all the elements that make up an energy system be achieved through integration and harmonisation? Chair:
Bryden, Alistair, Partner Advisory Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Canada
Panelist(s):
Gutiérrez-Pemberty, Javier, Chief Executive Officer, ECOPETROL, Colombia
Manzoor, Davood Dr., Deputy Minister, Ministry of Energy, Iran Merlin, André, President, CIGRE, International Council on Large Electric Systems, | - | ||||||||||
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Issue Session 1.7: Energy supply bottlenecks To ensure adequate response to increasing energy demand in the future will require more energy resources as well as more infrastructure, investments, logistics, manpower, expertise, and other inputs. The numerous links in the energy production chain can become overwhelming bottlenecks, hindering global progress if each component, is not addressed properly. Chair:
Indrebø, Torstein, Secretary-General, International Gas Union,
Panelist(s):
Smith, Paul, Vice-President, North American Operations, Talisman Energy Inc.,, Canada
Lamarre, Patrick, Executive Vice-President, Global Power, SNC -Lavalin Inc., Canada Manzoni, John A., President and Chief Executive Officer, Talisman Energy Inc., Canada Oskvig, Dean, President and Chief Executive Officer, Black & Veatch Energy, United States | - | ||||||||||
| 13:15 - 14:45 | Future energy leaders session | ||||||||||
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Future energy leaders session
Future Energy Leaders Session Sustainable Petroleum to Meet Global Demand Even if alternative sources of energy are being deployed rapidly, the global economy will still have a need for fossil fuels, particularly petroleum, in the foreseeable future. As this resource is becoming harder to find and to extract in sufficient quantities, alternative sources have become commercially interesting, and new technologies are required to exploit them in an acceptable way. We will look at the demand for oil, what alternative sources exist, and in what ways we can use oil to lessen its adverse effects on the environment. | - | ||||||||||
| 14:45 - 15:00 |
Pause
Coffee Break & Exhibition visit | - | |||||||||
| 15:00 - 16:00 | WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs | ||||||||||
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.8 WEC Regional Work Program, Africa Chair:
Sambo, Abubakar S., Vice-Chair for Africa, World Energy Council,, Nigeria
Panelist(s):
Boutarfa, Nourredine, Chairman WEC Algeria MC and Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, SONELGAZ, Algeria
Lokolo, Michel Claude, Director of Petroleum Products and Gas, Ministry of Energy & Water Resources, Cameroon Simasiku, Siseho C., Chief Executive Officer, Electricity Control Board, Namibia Statham, Brian, Chair-Elect, Studies Committee, World Energy Council,, South Africa Fall, Latsoucabe, Regional Manager, Africa, World Energy Council, | - | ||||||||||
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.9 WEC Regional Work Program, Europe Chair:
Teyssen, Johannes, Vice-Chairman and Chief Operating Officer, E.ON AG,, Germany
Panelist(s):
Diczfalusy, Bo, Director for Sustainable Energy Policy and Technology, International Energy Agency,
Kjems, Jørgen K., Chairman, Denmark Member Committee, World Energy Council,, Denmark Weber, Derek S., Business Development Manager, Marcellus Activity, Dresser, Inc., United States | - | ||||||||||
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.10 WEC Regional Work Program, Asia Chair:
Kim,Younghoon David, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Daesung Group, Korea
Panelist(s):
Mehta, J.K., Leader of Energy Poverty Alleviation Initiative, WEC Asia,
Park, Kwang-Soo, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Energy Policy, Korea Energy Economics Institute, South Korea Kobayashi, Kenji, President, Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC), Chander, Seethapathy, Principal Director, Office of Information Systems and Technology, Asian Development Bank, | - | ||||||||||
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.11 WEC Regional Work Program, North America Chair:
Barnés, Francisco, Commissioner, Mexican Energy Regulatory Commission, Vice-Chair, WEC North America, Mexico
Panelist(s):
Futcher, John E., Chair, United States Energy Association, President, Bechtel Power Corp.,, United States
Muir, John, Chair, Energy Council of Canada and Director, Canadian Energy Policy, GE Energy, Canada Newell, Richard G., Administrator, US Energy Information Administration, United States | - | ||||||||||
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.12 : WEC Regional Work Programme, Latin America Chair:
de Franco Medeiros, Norberto, Chairman, Brazilian Member Committee, World Energy Council,, Brazil
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WEC Sessions - Studies and Regional Work Programs
Session 1.13 : WEC Study on Scenarios : Energy Foresight and Policymaking Energy systems are complex and their evolution involves input from a variety of disparate sources. This high complexity, combined with uncertainty, constrains the predictability of energy foresight. WEC scenarios, built on its diverse membership structure, play an important role in a multi-stakeholder environment filled with ambiguity. To come | |||||||||||
| 15:00 - 16:00 | Issue Sessions and paper presentations | ||||||||||
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Issue Sessions and paper presentations
Session 1.14: Energy Poverty Alleviation To Come | |||||||||||
| 15:00 - 16:00 | Issue Sessions and Paper Presentations (Cont'd) | ||||||||||
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Paper presentations Issue Sessions and Paper Presentations (Cont'd)
Titles and authors of accepted papers will be listed in July 2010 | - | ||||||||||
| 15:00 - 16:00 | Future energy leaders session | ||||||||||
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Future energy leaders session
Working Session on FELP Declaration | - | ||||||||||
| 16:00 - 16:30 |
Day introduction
Special Address Special address speaker:
Aksyutin, Oleg, Head, Gas Transportation, Underground Storage and Utilization Department, Gazprom,, Russia
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| 17:30 - 18:15 |
Future energy leaders session
Report from the conclusion group with a FELP Representative | Plenary | |||||||||
| 18:15 - 18:15 |
Pause
Free evening | - | |||||||||