PROGRAMME ENERGY EFFICIENCY, ENERGY SECURITY, RENEWABLE ENERGY: TAKING FORWARD THE GLENEAGLES DIALOGUE AND THE G8 ST PETERSBURG CONCLUSIONS Monday 24 – Friday 28 July 2006

WPS06/18th WILTON PARK CONFERENCE in co-operation with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) Department for International Development (DFID) Foreign and Commonwealth Office

MONDAY 24 JULY 1300-1430 Buffet Lunch

1530-1545 INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE Roger Williamson Programme Director, Sustainable Development, Wilton Park

1545-1645 1 ENERGY SECURITY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, RENEWABLE ENERGY: THREE SIDES OF THE SAME TRIANGLE? Elliot MORLEY MP Government Special Representative on the Gleneagles Dialogue (for Inter-Parliamentary Liaison), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, London

1645-1730 Photograph – Tea and Coffee

1730-1810 2 RENEWABLE ENERGY – THE BEST SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE Ali SAYIGH Chairman and Director General, World Renewable Energy Network (WREN), Brighton

1810-1915 3 WHERE ARE WE NOW? BEYOND GLENEAGLES, ST PETERSBURG AND THE MEXICO CITY DIALOGUE

THE MEXICO CITY DIALOGUE – WHAT SIGNS OF PROGRESS? Maria Elena SIERRA GALINDO Director for Energy and Environment, Ministry of Energy, Mexico City

SHARING INFORMATION ON INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUES Brief Contributions from the Participants

1930 Drinks Reception

2000 Dinner

TUESDAY 25 JULY 0900-1030 4 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVES: SCENARIOS AND STRATEGIES TO 2050 Neil HIRST Director, Energy Technology and Research and Development, International Energy Agency, Paris

BEYOND PETROLEUM - FINANCING RENEWABLES WITHIN A MAJOR OIL COMPANY Chris MOTTERSHEAD Distinguished Advisor, Energy and the Environment, BP, London

1030-1100 Tea and Coffee

1100-1200 5 US POLICY AND INITIATIVES ON CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Mark GINSBERG Senior Executive Board Member, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), US Department of Energy, Washington DC

1200-1300 6 POLICIES FOR ENERGY SECURITY AND SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

JAPAN Yuichiro YAMAGUCHI Deputy Director, International Affairs Division, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Tokyo

ENERGY EFFICIENCY - THE BIGGEST FUEL: POLICIES TO DELIVER THE POTENTIAL Paul WAIDE Senior Policy Analyst, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency, Paris

1300-1430 Lunch

1430-1530 7 ACCESS TO ENERGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES – OBSTACLES AND OPPORTUNITIES Sarah ADAMS Acting Manager, Global Village Energy Partnership, London

ACCESS TO ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION IN COUNTRIES OF THE SOUTH Archana WALIA Programme Manager, Office of Energy Environment and Enterprise, USAID, New Delhi

1530-1700 8 INNOVATION AND BEST PRACTICE ON RENEWABLES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY

OVERVIEW Marianne MOSCOSO-OSTERKORN International Director, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) Secretariat, Vienna

SOUTH AFRICAN ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE WATER SECTOR Leslie CORDES Vice President for Programme Development, Alliance to Save Energy, Washington D.C

TRANSITIONS TO NEW TECHNOLOGIES Nebojsa NAKICENOVIC Leader, Transition to New Technologies Program and Greenhouse Gas Initiative, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis and Professor, Vienna University of Technology

1700-1730 Tea and Coffee

1730-1815 9 THEMATIC INTRODUCTION TO WORKING GROUPS (IN PLENARY)

KEY ISSUES FOR G8 COUNTRIES – A FRENCH PERSPECTIVE Arnaud DEVIENNE International Strategy Team, French Industry Ministry, Paris

KEY ISSUES FOR LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES – CASE STUDY: ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN ASIA Peter du PONT Board Chair, International Institute for Energy Conservation (IIEC); Director for Asia, Danish Energy Management; Bangkok

ENERGY SECURITY AND ENERGY POLICY – A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE Mark TANTON Developmental Manager, CEF (pty) Ltd, Rosebank, South Africa

LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES Giulio VOLPI Co-ordinator, Latin America and the Caribbean Climate and Energy Programme, WWF International, Brasilia

1815-1930 10 PARALLEL WORKING GROUPS (4)

2000 Dinner – with After Dinner Speaker

WHAT ARCHITECTS CAN DO ON BUILDING DESIGN AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY Rab BENNETTS Director, Bennetts Associates Architects, London

WEDNESDAY 26 JULY 0900-0930 BRIEF REPORTS FROM WORKING GROUPS

0930-1045 11 ENERGY AND INDUSTRY – MAXIMISING POTENTIAL

IMPROVING INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY – THE ROLE OF THE EBRD Gianpiero NACCI Principal Engineer, Energy Efficiency and Climate Change, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, London

LINKING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND ISO – CREATING A FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY Robert WILLIAMS Chief, Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Unit , UNIDO, Vienna

WHAT DETERMINES THE DIRECTION OF INVESTMENT DECISIONS FOR MAJOR ENERGY COMPANIES? Bill SPENCE Vice President for CO2, Shell International Renewables B.V. The Hague

1045-1115 Tea and Coffee

1115-1230 12 ASIAN FORUM

CHINA WANG Wanxing Programme Officer, China Energy Foundation, Beijing

INDIA Asheesh SHARMA Private Secretary to the Union Minister for Non Conventional Energy Sources, New Delhi

1230-1330 Lunch

1330-1700 Excursion (optional) 1700-1730 Tea and Coffee

1730-1815 13 THEMATIC INTRODUCTION TO WORKING GROUPS (IN PLENARY)

FINDING FINANCE AND ESTABLISHING PRIORITIES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY Tatiana KOROLEVA Senior Legal Advisor, Russia Sustainable Energy Finance Programme, International Finance Corporation, Moscow

EUROPEAN POLICY COORDINATION – DRIVING UP NATIONAL STANDARDS OR LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR? Jørgen HENNINGSEN Former Director, Principal Adviser, European Commission (Environment, Energy), Brussels

BONN – TWO YEARS ON: VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND THE INTERNATIONAL ACTION PROGRAMME Paul SUDING Head of REN21 Secretariat, Paris

GENERATING ENERGY CLOSE TO POINT OF USE Jeff BELL Research Executive, World Alliance for Decentralized Energy, Edinburgh

1815-1930 14 PARALLEL WORKING GROUPS (4)

2000 Dinner

THURSDAY 27 JULY 0900-0930 BRIEF REPORTS FROM WORKING GROUPS

0930-1100 15 INNOVATIVE FINANCING, INCLUDING THE PRIVATE SECTOR

EUROPEAN POLICIES – THE VIABILITY OF ALTERNATIVES Jørgen HENNINGSEN Former Director, Principal Adviser, European Commission (Environment, Energy), Brussels

THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM Collins GARDNER Chairman, Presidential Implementation Commission, Clean Development Mechanism, Abuja

ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK - INNOVATIVE FINANCING FOR CLEAN ENERGY IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Samuel TUMIWA Senior Energy Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, Asian Development Bank, Manila

1100-1130 Tea and Coffee

1130-1300 16 REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS AND MARKET MECHANISMS: LIMITATIONS AND POSSIBILITIES

AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE Alfred OFUSU-AHENKORAH Ghana Energy Commission

EMISSIONS TRADING – CURRENT ISSUES AND POSSIBILITIES Mark LEWIS Director, European Utilities-Equity Research, Deutsche Bank, Paris 1300-1430 Lunch

1430-1515 17 KEY SECTORS: DIVERSIFYING SOURCES AND INCREASING EFFICIENCY - THEMATIC INTRODUCTION TO WORKING GROUPS (IN PLENARY)

BUSINESS VIEWS ON INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE AND ENERGY POLICY Kirsty HAMILTON UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy, London

BUILDINGS Tony ROBSON CEO, Knauf Insulation and European Insulation Manufacturers’ Association (EURIMA), France

SMALL HYDRO IN CHINA WANG Zhen First Secretary of Permanent Mission of China to UNIDO, Vienna.

1515-1630 18 PARALLEL WORKING GROUPS (3)

1630-1700 Tea and Coffee

1700-1715 BRIEF REPORTS FROM WORKING GROUPS

1715-1830 19 CONCLUDING PANEL

Peter DAVIES Senior Energy Advisor, Policy Division, Department for International Development, London

1930 Drinks Reception

2000 Conference Dinner

FRIDAY 28 JULY 0915 Participants Depart