| Sunday, June 22, 2003 |
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| 16.00 18.00 |
Registration |
Boardroom |
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| Monday, June 23, 2003 |
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| 08.00 18.00 |
Registration |
Salon II/III Foyer
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| 12.00 13.30 |
Informal Opening Lunch |
Salon III |
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All participants
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| 13.30 15.30 |
Concurrent Sessions
Technical Group Workshop:
Emerging Issues in Carbon Capture and Storage
Stakeholders and Technical Groups
Policy Group Workshop:
Current Situation and Challenges for Carbon Capture and Storage
Stakeholders and Policy Groups
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Old Dominion Room
Salon I |
| 15.30 16.00 |
Coffee Break |
Salon III |
| 16.00 18.00 |
Charter Consensus Discussion
Two Designated Country Representatives
Stakeholders Session: A Stakeholders Dialogue
Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
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Old Dominion Room
Salon I |
| Welcome and Introduction
Stakeholders Role Moving Forward
International Legal Issues, Including Intellectual Property Rights, Liability and Territorial Boundaries
Employment and Economic Development Aspects
Commercial Considerations: Risk Management
Transitional and Developing Economies
Private Sector Perspectives
Closing Remarks |
Jack Gerard
President and CEO
National Mining Association, United States
Barbara McKee
Director, Office of Coal and Power Import Export
Department of Energy, United States
Australia, Speaker TBD
Representative from United Mine Workers Union, TBD
Representative from Schlumberger, TBD
India
Russia
China
South Africa
Brazil
Jack Gerard
President and CEO
National Mining Association, United States |
| 18.00 20.00 |
Opening Reception |
Salon III |
| 07.30 08.45 |
Continental Breakfast |
Salon II/III Foyer
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| 09.00 10.00 |
Ministerial Opening Ceremony
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups |
Salon II/III |
| Welcoming Remarks
Keynote Address |
Jim Connaughton
Chairman
White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ)
United States
Paula J. Dobriansky
Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs
Department of State, United States
Spencer Abraham
Secretary of Energy, United States
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| 10.00 11.00 |
Challenges and Goals
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups |
Salon II/III |
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Claude Mandil
Director
International Energy Agency, France
Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri
Chairman
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, India
Daniel Yergin
Chairman
Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA), United States
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| 11.00 11.15 |
Break
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| 11.15 12.00 |
Active Sequestration Projects
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups |
Salon II/III |
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The Sleipner Project Odd Sverre Haraldsen
Deputy Director General
Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Norway |
The Weyburn Project Graham Campbell
Director General
Office of Energy Research and Development
Natural Resources Canada
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| 12.15 13.45 |
Private Ministerial Luncheon |
Old Dominion Room
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| 12.15 13.45 |
Luncheon
Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups |
Salon I |
| Welcome Remarks and Introduction
Luncheon and Keynote Address |
Barry Worthington
Executive Director
United States Energy Association (USEA)
Senator Lamar Alexander (Invited)
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| 13.45 14.00 |
Break |
Salon I Foyer |
| 14.00 16.00 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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Ministerial Discussion
Ministers Plus Two Country Representatives
Stakeholders Session: A Stakeholders Dialogue
Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
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Salon II/III
Salon I |
| 16.00 16.30 |
Break |
Salon II/III Foyer
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| 16.30 17.00 |
Updates from Policy, Technical and Stakeholders Groups
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
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Salon II/III |
| 17.00 18.30 |
Ministerial Roundtable
Remarks Regarding a Path Forward
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
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Salon II/III |
| 18.30 20.00 |
Ministers Reception
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
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Salon I |
| 07.30 09.00 |
Continental Breakfast |
Old Dominion Room
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| 09.00 09.15 |
Board Buses for Charter Signing Ceremony at Mayflower Hotel
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Ritz-Carlton Lobby |
| 09.15 09.45 |
Travel to Washington, D.C.
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups
Round-trip transportation provided to/from Ritz-Carlton for all participants
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| 10.00 11.00 |
Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum Charter Signing Ceremony
Ministers, Stakeholders, Policy and Technical Groups |
Colonial Room, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
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| 11.00 11.30 |
Return Travel to Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner
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| 11.30 15.30 |
Concurrent Sessions and Working Lunch |
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Technical Group Organizational Meeting
Technical Group (Two per Country)
Policy Group Organizational Meeting
Policy Group (One per Country)
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Old Dominion Room
Plaza Room |
| 14.30 14.45 |
Break |
Old Dominion Room
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| 14.45 15.30 |
Organizational Meeting Closing Plenary
Policy and Technical Groups |
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Reports of Policy and Technical Groups
Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States |
Technical Groups Workshop
Moderators:
June 23, 2003
Robert Kane
Manager, Global Climate Change/Carbon Sequestration Issues
Department of Energy, United States
Kailai Thambimuthu
Chairman, Greenhouse Gas Research and Development Program
International Energy Agency (IEA)
and
Senior Research Scientist,
CANMET Energy Technology Research Centre, Canada
Presentations:
Overcoming the Technical Challenges
Angel-Perez Sainz
Head of Unit, Energy Production and Distribution Systems
Energy Directorate, European Commission
Stimulating Innovation
Dr. Takashi Ohsumi
Leader, CO2 Sequestration Study Group, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE), Japan
Case Study: Application of New Technologies for Carbon Sequestration
Hanne Lekva
Manager, New Energy
Statoil, Norway
Emerging Issues in Carbon Capture and Storage
Peter Cook
Director
Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies,
Australia
Sequestration in the Power Industry
Gurgen Olkhovsky
General Director
All-Russia Thermal Engineering Institute, Russia
The Role of Sequestration in Emerging Economies
Roger Wicks
Executive Vice President
Global Strategy, Marketing and Sustainable Development
Anglo Coal, South Africa
Speaker-Participant Dialogue
Moderator:
Dan Reifsnyder
Director, Office of Global Change
Department of State, United States
Policy Groups Workshop
Moderators
June 23, 2003
Vicky Bailey
Assistant Secretary for Policy and International Affairs
Department of Energy, United States
Shi Dinghuan
Director General
Ministry of Science and Technology
Peoples Republic of China
Presentations
Commercialization and Economic Development Perspective
Dr. Jeff Chapman
Export Promoter
Department of Trade and Industry, United Kingdom
Regulatory Perspective
Sergio Garribba
Commissioner
Regulatory Authority for Electricity and Gas, Italy
Financial Perspective
Gerald Doucet
Secretary General
World Energy Council, United Kingdom
Industrial Perspective
Andy Lloyd
Mining Executive Energy Services
Rio Tinto Limited, Australia
Environmental Perspective
David Hawkins
Director of Climate Center
Natural Resources Defense Council, United States
Speaker-Participant Dialogue
Moderator:
Harlan Watson
Senior Climate Negotiator and Special Representative
Department of State, United States
Stakeholders Session
June 24, 2003
Overview
Jim Connaughton
Chairman
White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ)
United States
(Invited)
Public Education Lessons Learned
(Dialogue)
Australia,
Canada
Norway
Stakeholder Commentary
Australia
Canada
Colombia
European Union
Italy
Japan
Eduardo Andrade
Director for Business Development
Techint, Mexico
and President Mexican Association of Electric Power Producers (AMEE)
Norway
United Kingdom
Synthesis and Discussion
Natural Resources Defense Council
United Mine Workers Union (invited)
United States Energy Association (USEA)
Concluding Remarks
Barry Worthington
Executive Director
United States Energy Association (USEA)
Technical Group Meeting
June 25, 2003
Convene and Welcome
Robert Kane
Sequestration Issue Manager, Office of Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Session Objectives and Expected Outcomes
Robert Kane
Sequestration Issue Manager, Office of Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Introductions and Delegate Perspectives
Technical Group Delegates
Review of Policy Group Functions
Robert Kane
Sequestration Issue Manager, Office of Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Working Lunch/Discussion
Technical Group Delegates
Selection of Vice Chair
Review of Issues Emerging from Forum
Discussion of Any Issues Not Addressed During Forum
Consensus on Issues
Potential Areas for Multilateral Collaboration
Prioritization of Issues
Date and Venue of Next Meeting
Technical Group Delegates
Consensus Summary/Next Steps
Technical Group Delegates
Adjourn
Robert Kane
Sequestration Issue Manager, Office of Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Policy Group Meeting
June 25, 2003
Convene and Welcome
Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Session Objectives and Expected Outcomes
Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Introductions and Delegate Perspectives:
Policy Group Delegates
Review of Technical Group Functions
Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
Working Lunch/Discussion
Policy Group Delegates
Selection of Vice Chair
Review of Issues Emerging from Forum
Discussion of Any Issues Not Addressed During Forum
Consensus on Issues
Prioritization of Issues
Date and Venue of Next Meeting
Policy Group Delegates
Consensus Summary/Next Steps
Policy Group Delegates
Adjourn
Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
Department of Energy, United States
