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AN IETA TALANOA: LEADERSHIP DIALOGUES
THE FUTURE OF MARKETS & CLIMATE AMBITION
25 SEPTEMBER 2018
HGU Hotel, 34 E 32nd Street, New York City (Map)
Registration mandatory: FREE of charge for IETA Members / 199 US$ for Non Members
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| TIME | AGENDA OVERVIEW* |
| 8.30-9.00 | Registration |
| 9.00-9.30 1905 Living Room Lounge |
Welcome Remarks & Keynote - CEO Scene-Setter Speaker |
| 9.30-10.30 1905 Living Room Lounge |
Analyst Outlook: RGGI+ & North American Markets Morning opens with an Analysts’ Panel, exploring the latest policy and market analytics & forecasts across RGGI+, WCI and US EPA New Rule vs. Obama’s Clean Power Plan. Moderator Dan McGraw, Head of Americas, Carbon Pulse Speakers Nicolas Girod, Managing Director, ClearBlue Markets Stuart Murray, Principal, Head of Energy Management North America, Poÿry Jan Harrichandiran, Carbon Emissions Broker, BGC Group Jennifer McIsaac, Director, S&P Global Platts |
| 10.30-11.00 | Lobby Bar Coffee Break |
| 11.00-12.30 1905 Living Room Lounge |
RGGI+ Leadership Dialogue RGGI has grown up! Today marks the 10th anniversary of RGGI’s first-ever auction – lots have been learned, and lots of have been changed since the program early years. With North America’s first cap and trade system holding a decade of experience, what does the future hold this market? New participants? More growth? Will the price finally move closer to its Western Climate Initiative (WCI) cousin? Will RGGI expand beyond electricity? IETA hosts RGGI staff, leading market participants and potential future members of the “club” for a candid roundtable discussion about where RGGI’s been and, more importantly, where the market might be headed through 2020. As RGGI Members finalize 2017 Program Changes and climate market developments abound – inside and outside the region – this will be an unbeatable opportunity to learn about what the future holds for the US’ oldest kid on the carbon market block. Moderator Justin Johnson, RGGI+ Representative, IETA Speakers Andrew McKeon, Executive Director, RGGI Jordan Stutt, Carbon Programs Director, Acadia Centre Lois New, Deputy Commissioner, NYSDEC Adam Raphaely, Head of Emissions and Renewable Energy, Mercuria Energy Trading James Bradbury, Mitigation Program Director, Georgetown Climate Center |
| 12.30-14.00 | Rooftop Lunch |
| 12.30-14.00 (Buffet lunch served in meeting room - Rosehill Restaurant) |
Side Event 1: Preparing New Tradable Instruments & Sustainability Principles for the Paris Era - Where Climate Mitigation and SDG Objectives must come Together Part 1 (12:30-13:10) - The Corporate Pathway to Increased Engagement with Renewable Energy and W+ Moderator Speakers Part 2 (13:20-14:00) - Using the AccountAbility Principles for Sustainable Business Performance Moderator Speakers |
| 14.00-15.00 1905 Living Room Lounge |
Analyst Outlook: International Carbon Markets & Power Article 6 Afternoon opens with an Analysts’ Panel, exploring the latest policy and market analytics & forecasts under the Paris Agreement. Looking at the numbers and pathway scenarios towards our 2 Degree Celsius goal, the critical role & power of markets, “cooperation” and Article 6 (provided successful operationalization!) will prove undeniable. Some never-before-seen analytical research and scenarios will be showcased – setting the stage for the day’s final Talanoa global roundtable. Moderator Katie Sullivan, Managing Director, IETA Speakers Elliot Diringer, Executive Vice President, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES) Ruben Lubowski, Chief Natural Resource Economist, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Venkata Ramana Putti, Program Manager, Carbon Markets and Innovation, World Bank Group Jean-Yves Caneill, Senior Fellow, ICTSD/ERCST/IETA |
| 15.00-15.30 | Lobby Bar Coffee Break |
| 15.30-17.00 1905 Living Room Lounge |
Article 6 Leadership Dialogue Talanoa means getting to the “greater good” by sharing stories to build new and better understanding with mutual respect for differing views. This year’s dialogue asks us to reach for greater climate ambition by exploring where we are, where we need to go, and how will we get there? Focus of this final NYC leadership dialogue is on the role of markets under the Paris Agreement in delivering and helping to ratchet-up ambition. Article 6 can deliver higher ambition at lower cost, but its provisions need to be brought to life. Will COP24 deliver rules to unleash the full potential of international carbon trading? Moderator David Hone, Chief Climate Change Adviser, Shell International Speakers Patrick Suckling, Ambassador for the Environment, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Government Peter Betts, Director, International Climate and Energy, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, UK Government James Grabert, Director, Sustainable Development Mechanisms Programme & Lead, Global Climate Action, UNFCCC Charlotte Wolff-Bye, Vice-President Sustainability, Equinor Dharsono Hartono, Managing Director & Founder, P.T. Rimba Makmur Utama, Indonesia Paul Jefferiss, Head of Group Policy, BP International Nathaniel Keohane, Senior Vice President, Climate, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Matthew Bateson, Head of Environment and Legacy Management, RioTinto |
| 17.00-17.30 1905 Living Room Lounge |
CEO Fireside Chat & Wrap Moderator Dirk Forrister, President & CEO, IETA Speakers Gerard Mestrallet, Chair, Engie & Co-Chair CPLC John A. Roome, Senior Director for Climate Change, World Bank Group |
| 17.30-18.30 (Rosehill Restaurant) | Side Event 1: Business innovation to tackle climate change – Are Corporate PPAs part of the answer? An increasing number of corporations are focusing on value generation through energy procurement and management - combining energy cost management with environmental strategies. These strategies are enhancing brand value through the process of ‘greening’ and accessing additional value through strengthened relationships with either local communities or a wider customer base. Corporate PPAs supporting renewable energy projects have often played an important role in these strategies. Although interest in such corporate PPAs is rapidly growing, these are not a new phenomenon, with the first deals occurring almost ten years ago. However, the combination of tapering renewable subsidies, increasing energy prices and falling technology costs, has opened the door for corporate PPAs to become a material driver for change. Panelists Andrew Hedges, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Caileen Gamache, Senior Counsel, Norton Rose Fulbright |
| 18.30-20.30 | Rooftop Cocktail Reception hosted by IETA and Equinor |
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For more information, interest in hosting your own side event session, speaking slots, and visibility opportunities, contact Lisa Spafford, spafford@ieta.org
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