Akce
Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007
pondělí 19. listopadu 2007 11:30 - středa 21. listopadu 2007 16:00 (Evropská unie, 200,- EUR)
The Second World Assembly wants to give clear impetus to prioritising renewable energies in the national and international energy debate. The conference will make clear that the shift towards renewables will not come as a burden for the national economies but as a unique chance. If the adequate policy instruments are applied in a consistent and competent way, this shift will be accomplished much quicker than most might expect.
Místo konání: Bonn; World Conference Center
Pořádá: World Council for Renewable Energy (WCRE), http://www.wcre.org
Dr. Hermann Scheer,
, tel.: +49 (0)228 / 36 23 - 73 or - 75, fax: +49 (0)228 / 36 12 - 13 or - 79
Podrobnosti o akci: http://www.wcre.de/en/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=83&Itemid=80
Chairmen's message
We cordially invite
you to the Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA). The first
World Assembly took place in November 2005 in Bonn. Its precursors were
the World Forum for Renewable Energy (hosted in Berlin in 2002 and in
Bonn in 2004) as well as the International Parliamentary Forum that
took place in parallel to the International Governmental Conference
renewables 2004.
The Second World Assembly will combine these two formats. The
conference presents a unique opportunity for advocates of renewable
energy to exchange ideas with parliamentarians belonging to the newly
established World Renewable Energy Parliamentary Network and to learn
about and develop collective strategies how to best promote renewable
energies worldwide.
The
Second World Renewable Energy Assembly presents solutions for an
accelerated global introduction of renewable energies and defines the
necessary policy instruments. Central focus of the conference is the
global target of a 100% supply of energy that comes from renewable
energy sources. The conference names the obstacles that have yet to be
overcome and at the same time shows how the target of "100% Renewable
Energy globally" can be attained and how the public can be motivated
towards achieving this goal ("mission possible").
Session
I looks at the necessary paradigmatic changes and provides status
reports from different regions of the world. Session II displays a
range of different reasons for the urgent and global shift to renewable
energies. The conference will show that climate change is not the only
problem that necessitates the shift to renewable energies: Culminating
shortages in fresh water supply in many regions of the world, damages
to people’s health, induced by the deployment of conventional energy
sources, and the growing threat of international political tensions
call for a fundamental change of the global energy system. Furthermore,
this session will demonstrate that the shift towards renewable energies
has clear advantages - also economically - over current approaches of CO2 capture and storage and the global emission trading system.
Session
III addresses convincing integrated scenarios as well as projects that
are already under way, both aiming at a 100% supply with renewable
energies.
Session IV presents the necessary "next steps" that will ultimately lead to a global breakthrough of renewable energies.
The
Second World Assembly wants to give clear impetus to prioritising
renewable energies in the national and international energy debate. The
conference will make clear that the shift towards renewables will not
come as a burden for the national economies but as a unique chance. If
the adequate policy instruments are applied in a consistent and
competent way, this shift will be accomplished much quicker than most
might expect.
Hermann Scheer, MP
General Chairman of the World Council for Renewable Energy
In cooperation with:
InWEnt,
Stadt Bonn, EUFORES, ISES (International Solar Energy Society), IUCN
Environmental Law Center, Legambiente Italy, Global Green Cross, World
Future Council
Conference language: German/English (simultaneous translation)
Organiser: EUROSOLAR, WCRE
Conference Director: Irm Pontenagel
Conference registration
I would like to register for the Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA)...
Registration form Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007 (pdf)
Programme Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007 (pdf)
Conference Programme
1st day, 19 November 2007
11.30 Registration
13.30 - 18.00 Session I
Welcome
- Wolfgang Palz, WCRE Chairman, Belgium/France
- Bärbel Dieckmann, Mayor of Bonn, Chair World Mayors Council on Climate Change
Renewable Energy: The hope of the century
Chair: Irm Pontenagel, Managing Director EUROSOLAR;
Rosa Hemmers, President EUROSOLAR Germany
How to motivate common people, scientists, companies and policy-makers for renewable energies
- Volker Thomsen, President & CEO St. Lawrence College, Canada
Mission
possible: 100% Renewable Energy globally in a fast track strategy. The
decarbonisation and the denuclearisation of the world energy system
- Hermann Scheer, General Chairman WCRE
Renewable Energy evaluation around the world
Renewable Energy in Africa
- Ibrahim Togola, Mali-Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, Mali
Renewable Energy in Latin America
- Mauro Passos, Instituto IDEAL, Brazil
Renewable Energy in North America
- Jose R. Etcheverry, David Suzuki Foundation, Canada
Renewable Energy in Australia
- Mark Fogarty, Renewable Energy Generators of Australia
Renewable Energy in China
- Shi Dinghuan, China Renewable Energy Society, Counsellor State Council of the People's Republic of China
Renewable Energy in India
- Vilas Muttemwar, Minister for New & Renewable Energy, Government of India
Renewable Energy in Europe
- Wolfgang Palz, WCRE Chairman, Belgium/France
18.00 Debate
19.30 Break
20.00 Evening reception by EUROSOLAR
2nd day, 20 November 2007
09.00 - 13.00 Session II
There is no alternative: Climate protection and more - the manifold social benefits of renewable energies
Chair: Mechtild Rothe, MEP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR;
Peter Droege, WCRE Chairman, Australa
The health costs of conventional energies
- Susanne Weber-Mosdorf, Assistant Director-General – Sustainable Development and Healthy Environments, WHO, Switzerland
Conventional energy and the water crisis
- Ole von Uexküll, Right Livelihood Foundation, Sweden
The risks of CO2 sequestration: A new trap
- Gabriela von Goerne, Greenpeace, Germany
The non-option of nuclear energy
- Eike Schwarz, EUROSOLAR, Germany
Break
The culminating energy insecurity
- Jörg Schindler, Ludwig Bölkow Systemtechnik GmbH, Germany
The limits of the conventional energy economy
- Elmar Altvater, Berlin, Germany
13.00 Break/Lunch
14.00 - 13.00 Session III
With renewable energies to integrated solutions
Chair: Mechtild Rothe, MEP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR;
Peter Droege, WCRE Chairman, Australia
The solar village
- Raymond Myles, Integrated Sustainable Energy and Ecological Development Association (INSEDA), India
The solar city
- Herbert Girardet, World Future Council, United Kingdom
100% scenarios: An overview
- Harry Lehmann, Federal Environment Agency, Germany
General debate
Local Renewables: What local governments can do to promote the generation and use of renewable energy
- Monika Zimmermann, ICLEI International Training Centre, Germany
100% projects for cities, countries and regions: An overview
- Michael Stöhr, B.A.U.M. Consult GmbH, Germany
Conceptualization of Renewable Energy strategy
- Klaus Knecht, InWEnt, Germany
Negawatts and micropower: The coming electrical revolution
- Amory Lovins, Rocky Mountains Institute, USA
18.00 General debate
19.00 Break
20.00 Evening reception by the City of Bonn, Old Town Hall
3rd day, 21 November 2007
09.00 - 13.00 Session IV
Institutional policy challenges
Chair: Hans-Josef Fell, MP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR, Germany
Angelina Galiteva, WCRE Chairwoman, USA
Renewable energies and world trade: Overcoming the double-standards
- Dörte Fouquet, Lawyer, Belgium
Global perspective for food, fuel and agriculture
- N.N., FAO, Italy
Overcoming the double-standards: The subsidies for nuclear and fossil energies
- Doug Koplow, Earth Track, USA
The bias of the international energy institutions: The case of the IEA
- Hans-Josef Fell, MP, Germany
The bias of the international energy institutions: The case of the IAEO
- Wolfgang Hein, Vice-President EUROSOLAR, Austria
Championing adequate renewable energy credit portfolios
- Dipal Barua, Grameen Shakti, Bangladesh
CO2 sequestration by nature: Fighting climate change by afforestation
- Udo Ernst Simonis, WZB, Germany
General debate
13.00 Break/Lunch
14.00 - 16.00
The process towards an International Renewable Energy Agency
- Hermann Scheer, General Chairman WCRE
Facing the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC 2008)
- Michael T. Eckhart, American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), USA
End of the 2nd World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA 2007)
1st World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2005
World Renewable Energy Forum 2004
World Renewable Energy Forum 2002
Datum uveřejnění: 13.9.2007
Poslední změna: 13.09.2007
Počet shlédnutí: 1303
Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007
pondělí 19. listopadu 2007 11:30 - středa 21. listopadu 2007 16:00 (Evropská unie, 200,- EUR)
The Second World Assembly wants to give clear impetus to prioritising renewable energies in the national and international energy debate. The conference will make clear that the shift towards renewables will not come as a burden for the national economies but as a unique chance. If the adequate policy instruments are applied in a consistent and competent way, this shift will be accomplished much quicker than most might expect.
Místo konání: Bonn; World Conference Center
Pořádá: World Council for Renewable Energy (WCRE), http://www.wcre.org
Dr. Hermann Scheer,
, tel.: +49 (0)228 / 36 23 - 73 or - 75, fax: +49 (0)228 / 36 12 - 13 or - 79
Podrobnosti o akci: http://www.wcre.de/en/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=83&Itemid=80
Chairmen's message
We cordially invite you to the Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA). The first World Assembly took place in November 2005 in Bonn. Its precursors were the World Forum for Renewable Energy (hosted in Berlin in 2002 and in Bonn in 2004) as well as the International Parliamentary Forum that took place in parallel to the International Governmental Conference renewables 2004.
The Second World Assembly will combine these two formats. The conference presents a unique opportunity for advocates of renewable energy to exchange ideas with parliamentarians belonging to the newly established World Renewable Energy Parliamentary Network and to learn about and develop collective strategies how to best promote renewable energies worldwide.The
Second World Renewable Energy Assembly presents solutions for an
accelerated global introduction of renewable energies and defines the
necessary policy instruments. Central focus of the conference is the
global target of a 100% supply of energy that comes from renewable
energy sources. The conference names the obstacles that have yet to be
overcome and at the same time shows how the target of "100% Renewable
Energy globally" can be attained and how the public can be motivated
towards achieving this goal ("mission possible").
Session I looks at the necessary paradigmatic changes and provides status reports from different regions of the world. Session II displays a range of different reasons for the urgent and global shift to renewable energies. The conference will show that climate change is not the only problem that necessitates the shift to renewable energies: Culminating shortages in fresh water supply in many regions of the world, damages to people’s health, induced by the deployment of conventional energy sources, and the growing threat of international political tensions call for a fundamental change of the global energy system. Furthermore, this session will demonstrate that the shift towards renewable energies has clear advantages - also economically - over current approaches of CO2 capture and storage and the global emission trading system.
Session
III addresses convincing integrated scenarios as well as projects that
are already under way, both aiming at a 100% supply with renewable
energies.
Session IV presents the necessary "next steps" that will ultimately lead to a global breakthrough of renewable energies.
The
Second World Assembly wants to give clear impetus to prioritising
renewable energies in the national and international energy debate. The
conference will make clear that the shift towards renewables will not
come as a burden for the national economies but as a unique chance. If
the adequate policy instruments are applied in a consistent and
competent way, this shift will be accomplished much quicker than most
might expect.
Hermann Scheer, MP
General Chairman of the World Council for Renewable Energy
In cooperation with:
InWEnt,
Stadt Bonn, EUFORES, ISES (International Solar Energy Society), IUCN
Environmental Law Center, Legambiente Italy, Global Green Cross, World
Future Council
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Organiser: EUROSOLAR, WCRE
Conference Director: Irm Pontenagel
Conference registration
I would like to register for the Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA)...
Registration form Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007 (pdf)
Programme Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2007 (pdf)
Conference Programme
1st day, 19 November 200711.30 Registration
13.30 - 18.00 Session I
Welcome
- Wolfgang Palz, WCRE Chairman, Belgium/France
- Bärbel Dieckmann, Mayor of Bonn, Chair World Mayors Council on Climate Change
Renewable Energy: The hope of the century
Chair: Irm Pontenagel, Managing Director EUROSOLAR;
Rosa Hemmers, President EUROSOLAR Germany
How to motivate common people, scientists, companies and policy-makers for renewable energies
- Volker Thomsen, President & CEO St. Lawrence College, Canada
Mission
possible: 100% Renewable Energy globally in a fast track strategy. The
decarbonisation and the denuclearisation of the world energy system
- Hermann Scheer, General Chairman WCRE
Renewable Energy evaluation around the world
Renewable Energy in Africa
- Ibrahim Togola, Mali-Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, Mali
Renewable Energy in Latin America
- Mauro Passos, Instituto IDEAL, Brazil
Renewable Energy in North America
- Jose R. Etcheverry, David Suzuki Foundation, Canada
Renewable Energy in Australia
- Mark Fogarty, Renewable Energy Generators of Australia
Renewable Energy in China
- Shi Dinghuan, China Renewable Energy Society, Counsellor State Council of the People's Republic of China
Renewable Energy in India
- Vilas Muttemwar, Minister for New & Renewable Energy, Government of India
Renewable Energy in Europe
- Wolfgang Palz, WCRE Chairman, Belgium/France
18.00 Debate
19.30 Break
20.00 Evening reception by EUROSOLAR
2nd day, 20 November 2007
09.00 - 13.00 Session II
There is no alternative: Climate protection and more - the manifold social benefits of renewable energies
Chair: Mechtild Rothe, MEP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR;
Peter Droege, WCRE Chairman, Australa
The health costs of conventional energies
- Susanne Weber-Mosdorf, Assistant Director-General – Sustainable Development and Healthy Environments, WHO, Switzerland
Conventional energy and the water crisis
- Ole von Uexküll, Right Livelihood Foundation, Sweden
The risks of CO2 sequestration: A new trap
- Gabriela von Goerne, Greenpeace, Germany
The non-option of nuclear energy
- Eike Schwarz, EUROSOLAR, Germany
Break
The culminating energy insecurity
- Jörg Schindler, Ludwig Bölkow Systemtechnik GmbH, Germany
The limits of the conventional energy economy
- Elmar Altvater, Berlin, Germany
13.00 Break/Lunch
14.00 - 13.00 Session III
With renewable energies to integrated solutions
Chair: Mechtild Rothe, MEP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR;
Peter Droege, WCRE Chairman, Australia
The solar village
- Raymond Myles, Integrated Sustainable Energy and Ecological Development Association (INSEDA), India
The solar city
- Herbert Girardet, World Future Council, United Kingdom
100% scenarios: An overview
- Harry Lehmann, Federal Environment Agency, Germany
General debate
Local Renewables: What local governments can do to promote the generation and use of renewable energy
- Monika Zimmermann, ICLEI International Training Centre, Germany
100% projects for cities, countries and regions: An overview
- Michael Stöhr, B.A.U.M. Consult GmbH, Germany
Conceptualization of Renewable Energy strategy
- Klaus Knecht, InWEnt, Germany
Negawatts and micropower: The coming electrical revolution
- Amory Lovins, Rocky Mountains Institute, USA
18.00 General debate
19.00 Break
20.00 Evening reception by the City of Bonn, Old Town Hall
3rd day, 21 November 2007
09.00 - 13.00 Session IV
Institutional policy challenges
Chair: Hans-Josef Fell, MP, Vice-President EUROSOLAR, Germany
Angelina Galiteva, WCRE Chairwoman, USA
Renewable energies and world trade: Overcoming the double-standards
- Dörte Fouquet, Lawyer, Belgium
Global perspective for food, fuel and agriculture
- N.N., FAO, Italy
Overcoming the double-standards: The subsidies for nuclear and fossil energies
- Doug Koplow, Earth Track, USA
The bias of the international energy institutions: The case of the IEA
- Hans-Josef Fell, MP, Germany
The bias of the international energy institutions: The case of the IAEO
- Wolfgang Hein, Vice-President EUROSOLAR, Austria
Championing adequate renewable energy credit portfolios
- Dipal Barua, Grameen Shakti, Bangladesh
CO2 sequestration by nature: Fighting climate change by afforestation
- Udo Ernst Simonis, WZB, Germany
General debate
13.00 Break/Lunch
14.00 - 16.00
The process towards an International Renewable Energy Agency
- Hermann Scheer, General Chairman WCRE
Facing the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC 2008)
- Michael T. Eckhart, American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), USA
End of the 2nd World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA 2007)
1st World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) 2005
World Renewable Energy Forum 2004
World Renewable Energy Forum 2002Datum uveřejnění: 13.9.2007
Poslední změna: 13.09.2007
Počet shlédnutí: 1303