11 Nov 2024
13th IEA-IETA-EPRI Annual Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading
Background
The International Energy Agency (IEA), Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) hosted their 13th annual workshop on emissions trading on 11th & 12th September 2013. This high-level international workshop brought together:
- senior officials from OECD countries, the European Union and other nations
- corporate executives from energy-intensive industries, plus electric, brokerage and financial companies
- analysts and researchers from non-governmental organisations and academia
The workshop combined presentations on recent research with interactive discussions. The agenda is here (2012's is here and 2011’s here).
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Presentations
Session 1
S1 FERNANDEZ Views of implementing a GHG market mechanism in Chile
S1 OH The Korean Emission Trading System
S1 SWARTZ China Takes on Emissions Trading
Session 2
S2 DIAMANT The Interaction of Complementary Policies and GHG Cap-and-Trade in California
S2 ROQUES The European Trading Scheme Overlap with complementary policies
S2 AGOSTINI Integration of emission tradings and complementary policies and measures
Session 3
S3 MACNAUGHTON The role of offsets and new market mechanisms in climate policy
S3 SIKORSKI What’s up with offsets?
S3 SMITH Putting climate policy into practice
Session 4
S4 BARITAUD Securing Power during the Transition to Low Carbon Electricity Systems
S4 BLYTHE Investment risks in a decarbonising electricity market
Session 5
S5 LITTELL North American GHG Trading Regimes: An Overview
S5 HOLDSWORTH The Future of GHG Trading in North America: A Power Sector Perspective
Session 6
S6 BENOIT Linking Québec and California Cap-and-Trade Systems
S6 KELLY Carbon market linkages: Industry perspectives
S6 MARCU Linking domestic trading programs: FVA under UNFCCC
Session 7
S7 FORRISTER The Evolution of Carbon Markets
S7 SEALY Carbon markets in a future climate agreement: the road to 2020 and beyond
(Please note, not all speakers used presentations.)