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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 29th-30th March 2006

 


Agenda


Conference Day 1
29 March 2006
Conference Day 2
30 March 2006

 


The Project Developer Coaching Seminar -
Developing Successful CDM Projects

09.00-17.30, 28 March 2006 - Pestana Rio Atlantica


  • How to select & choose a CDM project
  • How to analyse the financial risk factors
  • How to take a project through the CDM process
  • What are the transactions costs involved for registration & ongoing?
  • Will the carbon credits make the investment worthwhile?
  • The legal framework for ensuring a CDM project

Speakers include:
Eron Bloomgarden, Consultant, Ecosecurities, USA
Gerardo Aguilar, Director of LAC, E+Co
Rodrigo Weiss, Factor Consulting AG
Vladimir Miranda Abreu, Tozzini, Freire, Teixeira e Silva Advogados
José Roberto Moreira,
Technical Manager, MGM
Ricardo Nogueira
, Trading Emissions plc
Enrico Maria Roveda, Asja Ambiente Italia
Michael Schlup, Gold Standard

   
 
   
Conference Day One: 29 March 2006
   
08.45 Registration & Coffee
   
09.15 Chairman's Opening Remarks
Edwin Aalders, Manager,
International Emissions Trading Association
   

Keynote Session: State of the Market


Leading figures across the region share their vision for the development of Carbon Markets across Latin America.
 
  • How is the Global CDM market developing?
  • How is the Latin American region developing, are expectations being met?
  • What are the trading volumes and prices?
  • How many tons are expected from CDM?
  • What are the barriers, challenges and opportunities for further development?
  • Are the options feasible and effective to improve CDM?
09.30 Speakers:
Dr José Dominguez G. Miguez, Global Change Coordination,
Ministry of Science & Technology,
Brazil

Marco Monroy, Chief Executive Officer,
MGM International


Odin Knudsen, Senior Manager, Carbon Finance,
The World Bank


Pedro Moura Costa, Managing Director,
EcoSecurities

Hajime Uchida,
General Manager Carbon Finance,
Banco Sumitomo Mitsui Brasileiro
     
10.30 Question & Answer Session
   

10.40

Networking Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit sponosred by
     

Carbon Market Country Overviews


A panel of country representatives will discuss the challenges and their viewpoint of the CDM mechanism.
 
  • How is the CDM working in the individual countries?
  • Are any innovative approaches to provide incentives to developing countries?
11.20

Speakers:
Hernan Carlino,
Argentine Carbon Facility, Ministry of Environment,
Argentina

Juan Carlos Caycedo
,
Andean Center


Dr José Dominguez G. Miguez
, Global Change Coordination,
Ministry of Science & Technology
, Brazil

   
12.00
The Latin American Carbon Exchange
Speaker:
Guilherme Magalhães Fagundes,
Chief of the Special Project Department, BM&F, Brazil
   
12.20 Networking Lunch Break & Exhibition Visit Sponsored by
   

Financing Carbon Projects


This session will look at how to develop new sources of finance, both public and private players for carbon projects
 
  • How can the region attract greater finance?
  • How is the market developing in the region with such large public buyers?
  • Are large public buyers helping create the market or just market
  • distortions?
  • Future market developments and how will the market mature, given certain assumptions on post-2012?
  • Are existing RE and EE funds using CDM
   
13.50 Attracting Greater Finance to the Carbon Market
Speaker:
Karen Degouve, Investment Manager,
European Carbon Fund
   
14.05 Financing Carbon Projects Panel
Moderator:
Pedro Moura Costa,
Managing Director,
EcoSecurities
 

Speakers:

David Corregidor, Chair, TF on CDM&JI, Eurelectric and
Deputy Director for the Environment & Climate Change,
Endesa
,
Spain

Antonio Lombardi,
Sustainability & Climate Change Manager,
Banco Real,
Brazil

Marcelo Junqueira,
Vice President and Managing Director,
Econergy Brasil


Armado Ferreira,
Carbon Capital Markets


Vikram Widge, Program Manager Carbon Finance,
IFC

   
15.05 Networking Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit
   
15.45 How will the Latest Developments in CDM affect Latin American Project Developers?
Speaker:
Peter Sweatman, Director,
Climate Change Capital
, UK
   

Carbon Buying Panel


Which type of projects are buyers supporting, what requirements do they have for their buying programmes?
16.05

Speakers:
Clemens Ploechl,
Austrian JI/CDM Programme,
Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH,
Austria

Neil Cohn, Managing Direcotr ,
Natsource,
USA

Katja Hipper, Senior Project Manager,
KfW Carbon Fund,
Germany

Lucy Mortimer, Environmental Products,
Tradition Financial Services
, UK

Jonathan Thomas,
Manager
Climate Change Projects Office
, UK

   
17.00 Close of Day Networking Cocktails
 
Conference Day Two: 30 March 2006
   
08.45 Welcome Coffee
 
09.15 Chairman's Opening Remarks
Emilio La Rovere, Professor of the Energy Planning Program
Centro Clima
,
& Director of SSN Mitigation Programme and Country leader SSN Brazil
 

Project Development Key Success Factors


   
Key regional players will demonstrate their expertise and share some of their knowledge of working in the region.
09.20
  • What are the best practice processes for effective project development cycle?
  • Project identification, development, financing, verification
  • How to prove additionality and overcome other methodology hurdles
  • How to meet the other CDM eligibility criteria
  Speakers:
Marcelo Duque, Consultant,
EcoSecurities


Juan Carlos Enriquez, Presidente Ejecutivo,
Servicios Ambientales S.A.,
Bolivia

Ricardo Esparta,
Director,
Ecoinvest


Gerhard Mulder,
Vice President Sustainable Development,
ABN Amro

Marcos Ferreira,
Managing Director - Brasil,
ICF Consulting


Fabián Gaioli,
Technical Manager,
MGM International

Enrico Maria Roveda,
Asja Ambiente Italia
   
10.30
Networking Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit
   

Ensuring Project Verification


A key area for concern is the application of demonstrating it is not business as usual.

11.10 Speaker:
Samuel Barbosa, Director &
Cintia Dias
, South America Manager, Climate Change Projects,
DNV
   
11.30 Werner Betzenbichler,
Tüv-Süd
   

Carbon Project Success Stories


The session will provide quick overview and best practice summaries of key areas of CDM projects that are in the process of being verified. They will demonstrate the diversity of applications that CDM can be applied to throughout the region.
   
11.50 Case Study: Villa Domenico Landfill Gas Project
Speaker:
Carlos Hurst, President,
CEAMSE
, Argentina
   
12.10 Case Study: Nova Gerar Landfill GasProject
Speaker:
Adriana Felipetto,
Nova Gerar
, Brazil
   
12.30 Case Study: Landfill Gas in Ecuador
Speaker:
Markus Francke, Director Landfill & Biogas,
G.A.S EnergieTechnnologie
   

12.50

Question & Answer Session
   
13.00 Networking Lunch Break & Exhibition Visit sponsored by
     
  Chairman:
Edwin Aalders
, Manager,
International Emissions Trading Association
 
     
14.25 Saida Case Study: Reducing GHG in Food Production
Speaker:
Meire Ferreira,
Sadia,
Brazil
   
14.40 Micro-Hydro Case Study: Brascan Energetica
Speaker:
Decio Yoshimoto, Chief Financial Officer,
Brascan Energetica
,
Brazil
   
14.55

Case Study: Palmoil Biogas
Speaker:
Carolina Galleguillos, Manager CDM Latin America,
Ecofys

   
15.10 Networking Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit
   

Gold Standard


15.45 Gold Standard & Different Grades of Carbon
Speakers:
Michael Schlup,
Gold Standard &
Giulio Volpi, WWF
   

Forestry & CDM


What are the latest developments in LULUCF and the CDM Mechanism? With 25% of GHG emissions deriving from this sector, what should develop post 2012?
16.05 Speaker:
Darren Goetze, Director International Policy,
Environment Canada
   

Closing Keynote: Post Kyoto Mechanisms


CDM, being one of the major innovations of the Kyoto Protocol, has been in operation for three years since COP7. Now, Kyoto Protocol has entered into force, and the negotiation on post-2012 framework has started at COP/MOP. Against this backdrop, it is time to review CDM and discuss what possible scenarios may evolve:
 
  • How CDM can be improved upon?
  • Has CDM been investor friendly?
  • Has it contributed in sustainable development?
  • Has it led to technology transfer?
  • How will post 2012 include the developing countries in meeting carbon reduction targets?
  • How can we remove the barrier and enhance the opportunity for post 2012?
16.25 Speaker:
Jorund Boren, Director
Point Carbon
   
16.55
Final Questions & Close of Conference
   

 

 

 
 
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