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TBLI CONFERENCE™ ASIA 2008
Workshop 5 - Carbon Markets
Landmark 1
Time
16:45 - 18:15
"Emissions trading is an administrative approach, used to control pollution by providing economic incentives for achieving reductions in the emissions of pollutants. It is sometimes called cap and trade." (Wikipedia) Will the creation of a carbon market help in reducing emissions? In a carbon restrained world, how will this impact the further development of a carbon market?
Speakers
Eric Usher (France)
Head, Renewable Energy and Finance Unit, Energy Branch - UNEP
Armin Sandhövel (Germany)
Head Allianz Climate Core Group - Allianz Climate Solutions GmbH
2) What major opportunities does the Asian Market provide?
Architrandi Priambodo (Indonesia)
Country Director - PT. Asia Carbon Indonesia
2) How to overcome these challenges?
3) Different risks in different project types.
Sachiko Ai (Japan)
Deputy General Manager, Frontier Strategy Planning and Support Division - Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation
2) What are current options for emissions reduction of Japanese companies in view of energy-efficiency measures and of buying credits?
3) Purposes of carbon trading in Japan
4) Introduction of emission trust scheme and future prospects
Eric Govers (The Netherlands)
Investment Manager - Arch Hill Capital NV
2) How does the storage of CO2 in building materials influence the environmental profile of the manufacturer, the user and the building results?
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