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ASIA 2011

Workshop 10 - TBLI and Increased Demand for Green Power

Location

Bamboo Room 2, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so, Tokyo, Japan

Time

16.45 - 18.15

Description

The Need to Find Alternatives for Nuclear Energy and Soaring Energy Demand in Emerging Markets - Workshop cooperation with BNP Paribas

Speakers

Moderator

Mariko Kawaguchi (Japan)
Head of CSR Department, Director Social Investment Forum Japan - Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd.

Speaker 1

Daisy Zhang (People's Republic of China)
Head of Utility Research, China Utility & Renewable - BNP Paribas Equities (Asia) Ltd. Shanghai

Title
China Renewable Energy-growth For The Next Decade
Description
We expect renewable power to record strong growth in the next decade, given that China is to reduce carbon emission by 40-45% in 2020. We estimate clean & renewable power to boost contribution to 40% in 2020, from the current 25%. Among the all, nuclear and wind power will be major contributors.
Speaker 2

Alexandra Boakes Tracy (Hong Kong)
Chairman - Association for Sustainable and Responsible Investment in Asia

Title
Asia’s Impossible Energy Challenge
Description
By 2050, according to the World Energy Council, carbon emissions will nearly double, OECD countries will be expected to have reduced their emission by 80% and 1.5 billion people will have access to electricity for the first time. The inevitable tension between energy security, social equity and environmental impact mitigation looms over the efforts of businesses and policy makers to scale up energy provision in emerging Asia. How can we reconcile these separate goals, and what are the implications for investors in the region?
Speaker 3

John King (United Kingdom)
Vice President Global & SRI Equity Sales - Bank of America Meryll Lynch

Speaker 4

Toshio Hori (Japan)
President - Green Power Investment Corporation

Title
Japan’s Revised Energy Supply Plan for 2030 - Potentials and Challenges
Description
“Japan’s Energy Supply Plan for 2030”, which intends to build more than 14 new nuclear power plans is to be revised;
- Introducing policies to expand energy efficiency and renewable energy is highly important;
- Potentials and Challenges for WIND
- Solution for Financial Challenge: (1) Public fund for equity;
- Solution for Financial Challenge: (2) Renewable Energy Trust,

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