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Plenary Sessions & Ministerial Round Tables |
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Tuesday, 1 June: Opening Session & Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue
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1 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
09:00 – 10:00 h |
Plenary
Session I / Opening Session
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| Opening Addresses by
Co-Chairs
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Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, Federal Minister for
Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany
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Welcome Address
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Mr Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker,
Chairman, Bundestag Committee on Environment and Nuclear
Safety, Germany
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Host City Welcome Address
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Ms Bärbel Dieckmann, Mayor of Bonn,
Germany
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Host Federal State Welcome Address
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Mr Peer Steinbrück, Minister
President of the Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia,
Germany
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| Statement |
Ms Abigail Gay Z. Jabines,
Greenpeace, Ms Yongamele Mbapa, the Youth Energy
Summit YES 2004
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| Introductory Keynote I |
Mr Rajendra K. Pachauri, Director
General, Energy and Resources Institute, India, and Chairman
of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
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| Introductory Keynote II |
Mr Chakib Khelil, Minister of Energy
and Mining, Algeria
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1 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
11:00 – 13:30 h
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Plenary
Session II / Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue (MSD)
Part A: The Value and Opportunities of Renewable Energy –
Policy Frameworks and Regulatory Certainty |
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| Co-Chairs |
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul,
Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development,
Germany
Ms Margareta Wolf, Parliamentary State Secretary,
Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation
and Nuclear Safety, Germany
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| Facilitator |
Mr David Hales, Stakeholder Forum
for Our Common Future, United Kingdom
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Frame 1: The Importance, Value and Contributions of
Renewable Energy
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Introductory Statements |
Stakeholders, including renewable energy manufacturers and
suppliers, actors in poverty alleviation and
non-governmental organisations, followed by a facilitated
dialogue among civil society and governments
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Frame 2: Promoting Renewable Energy: Policy Frameworks
and Regulatory Certainty
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Introductory Statements |
Stakeholders, including business and industry, finance and
non-governmental organisations, followed by a facilitated
dialogue among civil society and governments
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| Summary by Co-Chairs |
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1 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
15:00 – 18:30 h
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Plenary
Session III / Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue (MSD)
Part B: Promoting Renewable Energy – Delivering Finance and
Capacity for the Future |
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Frame 3: Promoting Renewable Energy – Financing the Future
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Introductory Statements |
Stakeholders, including local government, non- governmental
organisations, scientific and technological community and
the finance sector, followed by a facilitated dialogue among
civil society and governments
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Frame 4: Promoting Renewable Energy – Capacity Building
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Introductory Statements |
Stakeholders, including non-governmental organisations,
local government, women and consumers, followed by a
facilitated dialogue among civil society and governments
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| Summary by Co-Chairs |
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Wednesday, 2 June: Best-Practice Examples and Success Stories
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2 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
09:00 – 10:30 h |
Plenary
Session IV/A, Policies for Renewable
Energy Market Development
Electricity |
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| Co-Chairs
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Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Mr Carlos Magariños, Director General, UNIDO
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| Eminent expert |
Ms Jennifer Morgan, Director, Climate Change
Programme, WWF
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| Presentations |
The Brightness and Township Electrification Programme in
China
Mr Ma Shenghong, China
Best Practice for Realising Wind Energy Projects: Windfarm
Bimolten
Mr Aloys Wobben, CEO, Enercon GmbH
Developing Small-Scale Renewables on Market Principles - Sri
Lanka Energy Services Delivery Project
Mr Jayantha Nagendran, Project Director, DFCC Bank,
Colombo
Global Best Practice in Solar Incentive Programs
Mr Steve Westwell, CEO and President, BP Solar
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Session
Report |
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2 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
11:00 – 12:30 h |
Plenary
Session IV/B, Policies for Renewable
Energy Market Development
Heat and Transport |
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| Co-Chairs |
Ms Renate Künast, Federal Minister for Consumer
Protection, Food and Agriculture, Germany
Mr Hans Christian Schmidt, Minister for the
Environment, Denmark
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| Eminent expert |
Mr Thomas Johansson, Director, International
Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics, Sweden
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| Presentations |
Strategies for Biomass Energy. The SADC Programme for
Energy Conservation (ProBEC)
Mr Freddie Motlhatlhedi, Director, Energy Affairs
SADC South Africa
Municipal policies for promotion of renewable energy and
energy efficiency
Mr Jürg Hofer, City of Basel, Switzerland
Domestic Biogas: Capturing the Market
Mr Sundar Bajgain, Executive Manager, Biogas Support
Program, Nepal
Mr Felix ter Heegde, Netherlands Development
Organisation (SNV), Nepal/VietnamThe Brazilian Ethanol
Policy: Biofuels for Transport
Mr Emílio la Rovere, Federal University of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
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Session
Report |
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2 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
14:00 – 15:30 h |
Plenary
Session V/A: Financing Options for Renewable Energies |
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| Co-Chairs
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Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, Federal Minister
for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany
Mr Leonard Good, CEO and Chairman, Global Environment
Facility (GEF)
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| Eminent expert |
Mr Jamal Saghir, Director, Energy and Water, The
World Bank
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| Presentations |
Success of Grameen Shakti in the Field of Renewable
Energy Sector in Bangladesh
Mr Dipal Barua, Managing Director, Grameen Shakti,
Bangladesh
Emission Reduction Projects in Czech Republic
Ms Andrea Kulhava, Czech Energy Agency, Czech
Republic
E+Co and AREED - A Best Practice in Energy Enterprise
Development
Ms Christine Eibs-Singer, Deputy Executive Director
E+Co, USA, and Mr Abeeku Brew-Hammond, Director,
KITE, GhanaFinancial Formulas for the Take - off of
renewable energy sources
Mr Cayetano Hernández, Operations Director, IDAE,
Spain
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Session
Report |
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2 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
16:00 – 17:30 h |
Plenary
Session V/B: Strengthening Capacities, Research and Technology
Development, Institutions
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker, Chairman,
Bundestag Committee on Environment and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Mr Arcado Dennis Ntagazwa, Minister of Environment,
Tanzania
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| Eminent expert |
Mr Stephen Karekezi, Director, African Energy
Policy Research Network (AFREPREN/FWD)
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| Presentations |
A Successful Multi-Stakeholders Approach to Improve
Decision-Making on Dams and Development: The South Africa
Dialogue Initiative
Mr Brian Hollingworth, Chairman, South African WCD
Follow-up Process and Mr Alberto T. Calcagno,
Coordinator DDP, UNEP
The Concentrating Solar Power Global Market Initiative (GMI)
as a Result of Research and Development
Mr Frederick H. Morse, Chairman, US Solar Energy
Industry Association
Applications of Solar Thermal Energy in the Mediterranean
Basin - ASTEMB
Mr Jean-Louis Bal, Director, ADEME and
Mr Mohamed Ezzedine Khalfallah, Director General,
Agence Nationale des Energies Renouvelables, Tunisia
Energy Geothermal Energy Training in Iceland for
Professionals from Developing Countries
Mr Ingvar Fridleifsson, Director, UN University
Reykjavik, Iceland
Research and Development on Photovoltaics in Germany - Main
Emphasis and Approach
Mr Joachim Luther, Director, Fraunhofer Institute
Solar Energy Systems, Germany
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Session
Report |
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Thursday, 3 June: Ministerial Segment
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3 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
09:00 – 12:00 h |
Plenary
Session A / Opening and Keynotes
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| Co-Chairs |
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul,
Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development,
Germany
Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister for the
Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany
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Keynote Address
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Mr Gerhard Schröder, Chancellor of
the Federal Republic of Germany
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Keynote Address
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Mr Klaus Töpfer, UN Under-Secretary General,
Executive Director UNEP
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Keynote Address
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Mr Hama Amadou, Prime Minister of
the Republic of Niger
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Video Address
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Mr Tony Blair, Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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| Statement |
Mr Peter Woicke, Managing Director,
World Bank, and Executive Vice President, International
Finance Corporation
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| Statement |
Ms Margot Wallström, European
Commissioner for the Environment
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| "Voices from the Regions" |
Ms Dilma Rousseff, Minister of Mines and Energy,
Brazil
Mr Abdulrahman Tarmoom, Minister of Electricity,
Yemen
Mr Prommin Lertsuridej, Minister for Energy, Thailand
Ms Syda Namirembe Bbumba, Ministry of Energy and
Mineral Development, Uganda
Mr Dermot Ahern, Minister for Communications, Marine
and Natural Resources, Ireland
Mr Zhang Guobao, Vice Chairman NDRC, China
Ms Sheila Dikshit, Chief Minister of Delhi, India
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| Statement |
Mr Jose Antonio Ocampo, UN Under-Secretary General, UNDESA
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Report from International Parliamentary Forum
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Mr Hermann Scheer, Chair,
International Parliamentary Forum
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| Report from MSD |
David Hales, Stakeholder
Forum for our Common Future, United Kingdom
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3 June 2004
IKBB
Plenary Hall
14:30 – 16:30 h
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Ministerial
Roundtables
Roundtable A: Policies for Renewable Energy Market Development |
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| Co-Chairs |
Ms Simone Probst, Parliamentary
State Secretary, Federal Ministry for the Environment,
Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany
Mr Serge Lepeltier, Minister of the Environment and
Sustainable Development, France
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Keynote
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Mr Svend Sigaard, President and CEO,
Vestas Wind Systems A/S
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| Eminent expert |
Mr Christopher Flavin, President,
World Watch Institute
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| Statements |
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Roundtable Report |
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Bundesrat
14:30 – 16:30 h |
Roundtable B:
Financing Options for Renewable Energy |
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Janez Kopac, Minister of
Environment, Spatial Planning and Energy, Slovenia
Mr Alan Ganoo, Minister for Public Utilities,
Mauritius
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Keynote
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Mr Enrique Iglesias, President,
Inter-American Development Bank
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| Eminent expert |
Ms Marianne Haug, Director, Energy
Efficiency, Technology and R&D, International Energy Agency
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| Statements |
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Roundtable Report |
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Wasserwerk
14:30 - 16:30 h |
Roundtable C:
Strengthening Capacities, Research and Technology Development,
Institutions |
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Mohammed Boutaleb, Minister for
Energy and Mines, Morocco
Mr Moritz Leuenberger, Federal Councillor, Head of
the Federal Department of Environment, Transport, Energy and
Communications, Switzerland
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Keynote
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Mr David Garman, Acting
Under-Secretary, Department of Energy, USA
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| Eminent expert |
Mr Ogunlade Davidson, Dean of the
Faculty of Engineering, University of Sierra Leone,
Fourah-Bay College
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| Statements |
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Roundtable Report |
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3 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
17:00 – 20:00 h |
Plenary
Session B / Discussion of Conference Outcomes
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, Federal Minister for
Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany
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Reports from Ministerial Roundtables A-C
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Rapporteurs
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| Presentation of Draft "Policy
Recommendations for Renewable Energies" |
Mr Michael Hofmann, Director
General, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and
Development,Germany
Mr Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes, Director General, Federal
Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and
Nuclear Safety, Germany
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Presentation of Draft "International Action
Programme"
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| Presentation of Draft "Political
Declaration" |
Mr Mohamed El-Ashry, Conference
Facilitator
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Discussion
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Closing Remarks
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Friday, 4 June: Ministerial Segment (continued)
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4 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
09:00 – 10:30 h |
Plenary
Session C / Ministerial Panels
Panel 1: Energy services and the Millennium Development Goals –
The role of renewable energies and energy efficiency
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| Co-Chairs |
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul,
Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development,
Germany
Ms Lulama Xingwana, Deputy Minister, Minerals and
Energy, South Africa
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| Keynote |
Ms Nemat Shafik, Vice President
Infrastructure, The World Bank Group
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| Panel Discussion |
Mr Phillip Paulwell, Minister of
Commerce, Science, and Technology, Jamaica
Mr Hassan Ahmad Younes, Minister of Electricity and
Energy, Egypt
Mr Eduardo W. Mañalac, Under-Secretary of Energy,
Philippines
Mr Shoij Nishimoto, Assistant Administrator, UNDP
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Comments from Plenary
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| Responses from panel members |
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Conclusions
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4 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
10:30 – 12:00 h |
Panel 2: The
contribution of renewable energies in meeting the climate
challenge
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Mr Hilmi Güler, Minister of Energy and Natural
Resources, Turkey
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| Keynote |
Ms Joke Waller-Hunter, Executive
Secretary, UNFCCC
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| Panel Discussion |
Ms Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State, Environment,
Food & Rural Affairs, United
Kingdom Mr Tomita Takashi, CEO, Sharp Solar
Mr Patrick Devedjian, Minister of Industry, France
Mr Peter Sedgwick, Vice President, European
Investment Bank (EIB)
Mr Claude Mandil, Executive Director, International
Energy Agency (IEA)
Mr Jose Ma Lorenzo Tan, President, WWF Philippines
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Comments from Plenary
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| Responses from panel members |
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Conclusions
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4 June 2004
IKBB,
Plenary Hall
12:00 – 13:00 h |
Plenary
Session D / Closing Session
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| Co-Chairs |
Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, Federal Minister for
Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany
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| Presentation of Conference Outcomes |
Mr Mohamed El-Ashry, Conference
Facilitator
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Adoption of Conference Outcomes
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Closing Address
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Ms Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul,
Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development,
Germany
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| Closing Address |
Mr Jürgen Trittin, Federal Minister
for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety,
Germany
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