SETatWork Event during Bright Green (COP15)
Saturday 12 December - Sunday 13 December 2009
Forum Copenhagen, Denmark -
Stand No. 90
At the SETatWork exhibition stand during Bright Green, project partners made a series of presentations on the findings from project activities to date, as well as details of the project's intervention in the carbon markets.
In addition, country-specific materials and good practice case studies were distributed, including factsheets with an overview of the targeted ETS and CDM markets in each country.
The presentations and factsheets can be downloaded by clicking on the links in the Sections below.
Other publications distributed during COP15 are highlighted in the SETatWork January 2010 newsletter. These include details of 8 new good practice case studies and background on how SETatWork can assist Energy-Intensive Industries and Sustainable Energy Technology (SET) Providers in meeting the challenges of climate change and making more of the opportunities offered by the carbon markets
Pictured: SETatWork Project Partners at Bright Green
| Section 1: Africa (Saturday 12 December 2009 - 11:00-12:00) | |
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Overview of selected CDM Sectors in Ghana Ebenezer Kweku Gand Energy Consulting Network (ECNet)  View Presentation (223 Kb PDF) |
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Africa - Project Examples Ana Pipio Instituto de Engenharia Mecanica Polo IST View Presentation (1532 Kb PDF) |
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Presentation of pCDM project at household level Jacob Ipsen Hansen Confederation of Danish Industries View Presentation (2847 Kb PDF) |
| Section 2: European Union (Saturday 12 December 2009 - 14:00-17:00) | |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Germany Larissa Wagner Kewog ZREU View Country Factsheet (199 Kb PDF) View Presentation (284 Kb PDF) |
| Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Sweden Pernilla Allexandersson KanEnergi View Country Factsheet (212 Kb PDF)View Presentation (266 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Portugal Ana Pipio Instituto de Engenharia Mecanica Polo IST View Presentation (688 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Slovakia Marcel Lauko Energy Center Bratislava View Presentation (443 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Bulgaria Ivanka Pandelieva Sofia Energy Centre (SEC) View Country Factsheet (199 Kb PDF) View Presentation (251 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Poland Izabela Kielichowska Primum Polska View Presentation (484 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Italy Francesco Bazzoffi Energia Transporti Agricultura (ETA) Florence View Country Factsheet (203 Kb PDF) View Presentation (497 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Denmark Nils Daugaard Energy Consulting Network (ECNet) View Country Factsheet (257 Kb PDF) View Presentation (384 Kb PDF) |
| Section 3: Asia (Sunday 13 December 2009 - 10:00-12:00) | |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Thailand |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in India Prabhat Upadhyaya The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) View Presentation (343 Kb PDF) |
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Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in China Huang Dongfeng Zhejiang Energy Research Institute (ZERI) View Country Factsheet (221 Kb PDF) View Presentation (357 Kb PDF) |
| Section 4: EU and the rest of Europe (Sunday 13 December 2009 - 13:00-16:00) | |
Opportunities for Sustainable Energy Technologies in the Carbon Markets in Europe |
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In December 2009, SETatWork a workshop at a stand [No. 90] at the Bright Green Exhibition, www.brightgreen.dk. Bright Green was organised by the Confederation of Danish Industry and took place in Copenhagen, 12-13 December 2009, in connection with the climate conference COP15.
The aim of the SETatWork intervention at Bright Green was to establish contacts between actors on the carbon markets, through match-making events and dissemination of information about:
- SETatWork's activities
- EU ETS projects and energy efficiency training in Europe
- CDM in Asia, South America and Africa
- Sustainable Energy Technology and service providers
At this time, the SETatWork project had reached its mid-term stage under coordination of Energy Consulting Network. The core activities so far had been to examine the needs of companies under the European Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) in terms of CO2 handling as well as identifying CDM project opportunities at CDM markets in Asia, Africa and Latin America of interest for EU stakeholders.
The project partners developed a series of events for the stand. Visitors were also able to collect information and speak to project partners about SETatWork's activities, as well as find out more about CDM projects, EU ETS projects and energy efficiency training, and sustainable energy technology and service providers in their country.
Representatives from Enterprise Europe Network and the Network’s Sector Group Intelligent Energy were also present during Bright Green and, in particular, hosted the stand between 2 pm and 5 pm on Sunday 13 December.
Enterprise Europe Network is the European Commission’s network of contact points in more that 40 countries (EU member states, candidate countries, members of the European Economic Area and other participating third countries) providing information and advice to companies on EU matters, in particular small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
The Sector Group Intelligent Energy comprises some 70 members from the network, representing most EU Member States, candidate and associated countries. The members of the group offer necessary guidance, contacts and information in order to find European business and technology partners for successful technical cooperation, business agreements and European research projects in the energy sector.
A number of offers and requests from the network's Technology and Business Cooperation Database were available at the stand, covering biogas, biomass and biofuels, photovoltaics and solar thermal, hydropower and wave energy, wind and geothermal energy, renewable energies for energy efficient buildings, fuel cells and hydrogen technologies, energy efficiency, energy production, storage and distribution.
The COP15 conference was the fifteenth Conference of the Parties under the United Nations’ Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The conference took place from 7 December to 18 December 2009.
As well as joining SETatWork for its two day event during Bright Green, visitors to COP15 were also able to find out more about the SETatWork project at two stands in the Bella Center:
- e5 Exhibit Booth in Hall H (www.e5.org - 7-11 December)
- The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) Exhibit
Read SETatWork's report on COP15
Find out more about COP15 at: www.cop15.dk
