8.30  Welcome and registration
9.15   Opening address (in French, PDF - 60 ko)
           F. Loos, French Minister-delegate for Industry

SESSION I - Greenhouse gas emissions: the international stakes
Chairpersons: C. Mandil (IEA)
                           R. Socolow (Princeton University)

Outlook for global CO₂ emissions.
The global and regional scenarios

9.40   Alternative scenarios for energy use and CO₂ emissions until 2050 (PDF - 230 Ko)
         C. Mandil and J. Podkanski (IEA)
10.00 The stabilization of CO₂ emissions in the coming 50 years (PDF - 1.2 Mo)
         R. Socolow (Princeton University)
10.20 Break

Evolution of the international context: the stakes and “factor 4” issues

10.50 Costs of climate impacts and ways towards "factor 4" (PDF - 800 Ko)
         D. Dron (ENS Mines de Paris)
11.10 CO₂ emissions reduction policy: the situation in the United States (PDF - 700 Ko)
         D. Reiner (MIT/Cambridge University)
11.30 Post-Kyoto scenarios (PDF - 1 Mo)
         P. Horrocks (European Commission)
11.50 Possibilities for R&D in CO₂ capture and storage in the future FP7 program (PDF - 2.3 Mo)
         P. Fernandez Ruiz, P. Dechamps (European Commission)
12.10 Round table
12.55 Lunch

 

SESSION II - CO₂ emission reductions in the energy and transport sectors
Chairperson: M. Pappalardo (ADEME)

Reducing CO₂ emissions during the production and conversion of fossil energies (fixed installations)
Co-chairperson: L. Stromberg (Vattenfall)

14.30 Electricity production from fossil fuels without CO₂ emissions
         L. Stromberg (Vattenfall)
14.50 Combined cycles using hydrogen (PDF - 4.4 Mo)
         G. Haupt (Siemens)
15.10 CO₂ emission reductions in the oil and gas industry (PDF - 3.2 Mo)
         I. Wright (BP)
15.30 Break

Reducing CO₂ emissions in the transport sector
Co-chairperson: J.C. Gazeau (MIES)

16.00 Sustainable transport systems (PDF - 2 Mo)
         P. Wiederkehr (EST International)
16.20 The prospects for reducing CO₂ emissions in the transport sector (cars and aviation) (in French, PDF - 700 Ko)
         A. Morcheoine (ADEME)
16.40 The contribution of biofuels and alternative fuels to reducing CO₂ emissions in the transport sector (PDF - 1.1 Mo)
         I. Drescher (Volkswagen AG)
17.00 Round table
18.00 Cocktail

SESSION III - Technological progress in the capture and geological storage of CO₂
Chairperson: P. Vesseron (BRGM)

9.05   European projects on CO₂ capture and storage (PDF - 3 Mo)
         P. Dechamps (European Commission, Research Energy Conversion and Transport)

Capture of CO₂
Co-chairperson: P. Dechamps (European Commission)

9.25   Innovative CO₂ capture concepts (PDF - 900 Ko)
         P. Feron (TNO)
9.45   Capture of CO₂ in pre- and oxy-combustion (PDF - 600 Ko)
         A. Féraud, N. Otter (Alstom)
10.05 Break

Geological storage of CO₂
Co-chairperson: T. Torp (Statoil)

10.30 Geological storage capacity (PDF - 3.9 Mo)
         N.P. Christensen (GEUS)
10.50 Feedback from industrial CO₂ storage projects (PDF - 1.2 Mo)
         T. Torp (Statoil)
11.10 The main avenues of current research (PDF - 2.5 Mo)
         P. Le Thiez (IFP) and I. Czernichowski (BRGM)
11.30 Long-term industrial experience with underground gas storage (PDF - 1.7 Mo)
         J. Hartman (GDF)
11.50 Round table
12.30 Lunch

 

SESSION IV - Regulatory, economic and financial aspects
Chairperson: O. Appert (IFP)

Legal and regulatory framework for capture and geological storage
Co-chairperson: C. Roulet (Schlumberger)

14.20 UK's perspective on the regulatory framework for CO₂ storage (PDF - 50 Ko)
         J. Roberts (DEFRA-UK)
14.40 Monitoring and reporting of CCS in the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (PDF - 100 Ko)
         P. Zakkour (ERM)
15.00 Social need and public questions and perceptions (PDF - 500 Ko)
         G. von Goerne (Greenpeace)
15.20 Break

Economic and financial impact
Co-chairperson: R. Armand (EPE)

15.50 The costs of CCS (PDF - 400 Ko)
         G. Allinson (CO₂-CRC)
16.10 The characteristics of CO₂ markets: players, volumes exchanged, and term and spot transaction prices (in French, PDF - 1.5 Mo)
         L. Segalen (European Carbon Fund)
16.30 CO₂ management (in French, PDF - 240 Ko)
         J.M. Gires (Total)
16.50 Round table

17.30 The forthcoming IPCC special report on carbon dioxide capture and storage (PDF - 80 Ko)
         B. Metz (IPCC Working Group III)

18.00 Closing Address (in French, PDF - 60 ko)
            Bernard Brillet, Ministry for Higher Education and Research