Energyforum
Carbon Emissions Trading – from the EU ETS to a global carbon market
3-4 June 2007, London
Day two starts with a panel discussion which is followed by two streams where delegates can choose their preferred stream. Please indicate on the registration page which one you want to attend.
Day 2:
9.00-9.40 Panel discussion: The Global Carbon Market-Kyoto, Bali, Copenhagen and beyond…
Arne Eik, Manager CDM/JI, Point Carbon
Ben Richardson, Managing Director, Natsource Asset Management LLC
Another panel member to be announced
9.40-10.00 Q-A
10.00-10.30 Coffee and tea
STREAM 1:
The EU ETS and its Role in a Global Carbon Market
10.30-11.15 Opportunities in the Global Carbon Markets
- A look at the current market characteristics
- Developing your Carbon strategy
Ben Richardson, Managing Director, Natsource Asset Management LLC
11.15-12.00 The EU ETS and the emerging global carbon markets post 2012
- The outlook for Phase 2 EU ETS
- Phase 3 and the implications of the Long Term Review
- Implications for international offset mechanisms and the secondary markets for these products
- The potential for the emergence of a global carbon market
Imtiaz Ahmad - Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-13.45 Carbon Trading and Environmental Finance
- Overview of CDM / JI markets
- Delivery risk and carbon pricing
- Structures for CDM / JI project financing
Brett Orlando, Director, Environmental Financial Products, Deutsche Bank
13.45-14.30 Hedging for post-2012
- Buying EUAs vs. investing in new technologies
- Post-2012 CDM - waiting and hoping
- Supporting CCS by an AAU sale
Martin Cmiral, Head of Environmental Investments CEZ.
14.30-15.00 Coffee and tea
15.00-15.45 EU/ETS
- Panorama of exchanges
- How to improve efficiency of the market?
Thierry Carol, Deputy CEO, BlueNext
STREAM 2:
The Role of the CDM - What to expect in Phase II and Post Kyoto
10.30-11.15 Contracting CDM projects in China: An Investor's Perspective
- Transaction aspects in Chinese CDM projects
- Challenges when investing into Chinese CDM projects
- Influences on EUA prices
- Outlook: Managing post-2012 uncertainties?
Clemens Hüttner, Director Carbon Investment Advisory, 3C Consulting
11.15-12.00 Experience of a CDM project developer in China
- Why China? Benefits of working in China
- Why not? Problems of working in China
- Chinese CDM project process & experience
- Chinese project analysis
Christiaan Vrolijk, Carbon Resource Management
12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-13.45 Motivating CCS through carbon markets
- Inclusion of CCS in carbon markets? Recent policy and regulatory developments.
- CCS in the CDM and CCS in the EU ETS
- Revenue potential from CCS-projects through carbon markets
Haege Fjelhiem, Senior Analyst, Point Carbon
13.45-14.30 Fuel Switching in the Power Industry
- How the carbon price affects generation fuel choices and power prices.
- CCS and fuel switching: how could carbon capture and sequestration change fuel switching?
- Meeting the EU's 2020 targets: what has to change?
Nicholas Young, carbon analyst, E.ON UK plc
14.30-15.00 Coffee and tea
15.00-15.45 Combining project finance with trading
- CDM low hanging fruit is gone
- Combing the finance with trading make projects more viable
- Delivery risk in CDM and JI
- Investment horizon
Eric Boonman, Head of Environmental Markets Origination, Fortis Bank
15.45-16.00 Questions and Closing of the Conference
