SESSION I: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
Session and Conference Co-Chairs:
• Barbara McKee, Director Office of Coal and Power Import
and Export, US Department of Energy; and Chair, IEA Working Party
on Fossil
Fuels
-and -
• Andy Lloyd, Mining Executive, Energy Services, Rio Tinto Ltd
Opening Comment and Welcome
Opening Address
• Andy Lloyd,
Rio Tinto Ltd
The Growing Importance
of Zero Emissions
• Barbara McKee, US Department of Energy
The Future of Zero Emissions Technology
• The Hon Ian Macfarlane, MP
Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources, Australia
Energy and the Future
Role of Fossil Fuels
• The Hon Georg-Wilhelm
Adamowitsch
Vice Minister, Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour, Germany
Making the case for ZETs
• Dr Antonio Pflüger
Head, Energy Technology Collaboration Division International Energy
Agency
Challenges to Zero Emission Technology, including technical
and policy issues, constituency acceptance and economics
• The Hon Carl Michael Smith
Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy US Department of Energy
SESSION II: TOWARDS THE VISION OF A ZETs FUTURE
Session Co-Chairs:
Vision and ZETs Networks
• Jostein Dahl Karslen, Advisor, Oil and Gas Department Ministry
of Petroleum and Energy, Norway; and Vice Chairman, IEA WPFF
-and -
• Malcolm Keay, Chief Executive Officer, World Coal Institute, UK
The Zero Emission Vision -A Concept Within Reach
• Dr Robin Batterham
Chief Scientist of Australia
Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies
• Dr Peter Cook, Executive Director,
Australian CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies
What does the Technology Roadmap mean?
•
Dr John Topper,
Managing Director
IEA Clean Coal Centre, UK
CSIRO Flagship Program and its Role in Delivering ZETs
• Dr John Wright
Director, CSIRO Energy Flagship Transformed
SESSION Ill: INNOVATIVION INITIATIVES TOWARD ZERO EMISSIONS TECHNOLOGIES
Session Chair:
• Tohmei Takekawa, Chief Representative in Jakarta and
Sydney
New
Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO),
Japan
Future Gen
• John McCutcheon II, President, Resource Associates,
USA
Outcomes from the Coal 21 Programme
• Mark O'Neill, Executive Director
Australian Coal Association
The Sleipner Project
• Olav Kaarstad, Manager
Statoil New Energy, Norway
The Weyburn Project
•
Kelly Thambimuthu, Senior Research Scientist, CANMET, Canada; and Chairman,
IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme
SESSION IV: OVERCOMING OBSTACLES TO MEET THE CHALLENGES
Session Chair:
• Howard Bamsey, Chief Executive, Australian Greenhouse Office
Report back on the APEC/IEA ZETs Technical Workshops
•
Scott Smouse,
Senior Management and Technical Advisor International, National Energy
Technology Laboratory,
US Department of Energy; and Chair, APEC EWG Expert Group (presentation)
-and -
• Dr John Topper, Managing
Director, IEA Clean Coal Centre, UK (presentation)
Key Challenges in Moving to ZETs, including perspective of the World
Bank and developing economies
• Kui Nang 'Peter' Mak, Chief, Energy
and Transport Branch
Department of Economics and Social Affairs, United Nations
Making New Development Sequestration Ready
• Jeffrey Price, Managing Partner
Bluewave Resources, USA
SESSION V: ZERO EMISSIONS TECHNOLGOIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Session Chair:
• Taufik Sastrawinata, Director of Technology and Business Development,
PT Advance Technology Indonesia
The Queensland Perspective on Zero Emissions Technologies
• The Hon Tony McGrady MP
Minister for State Development and Innovation, Queensland
The Victorian Perspective on Zero Emissions Technologies
• The Hon Theo Theophanous MP
Minister for Energy Industries and Resources, Victoria
ZETs and their Role in Sustainable Development
• JoAnne Disano, Director, Division of Sustainable Development
Department of Economics and Social Affairs, United Nations
Asia Pacific Perspectives -China's priorities and opportunities for reducing
greenhouse gas emissions
• Madam Yu Zhufeng, Clean Coal Engineering and Research Centre;
and Director of the US/China Clean Coal Technology Centre, PR China
SESSION VI: MOVING FORWARD
Session Chair:
• Jacek Podkanski, Energy Technology Collaboration Division, IEA;
Satisfying Environmental Criteria
• David Hawkins, Director of Climate Centre
Natural Resources Defense Council, USA
Issues and Planning for Local
Communities
• Ray Hornery, Principal
Hornery & Associates Consulting Pty Ltd, Australia
Role of Government (slides | text)
•
Tania Constable, Resources
Development Branch
Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, Australia
SESSION VII: RISK, ECONOMICS AND FINANCE: PANEL DISCUSSION
..addressing risks and reward in new technology deployment, legal and
regulatory issues; finance for incremental costs of advanced technology
Session Chair:
• Tim Warren, Chairman, Shell Australia
Expert panellists:
• Dr George Marsh,
Head, Cleaner Fossil Fuels Unit
Department of Trade and Industry, UK (presentation)
• Dr Sung-Chul Shin, Senior
Adviser
Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea (presentation)
• Barry Worthington,
Executive Director
United States Energy Association, USA (presentation)
• Jim Dooley, Carbon Management
Solutions, Director, Private Energy
Sector; Co-Director, Public-Private Partnerships, Battelle USA (presentation)
• Larisa Dobriansky,
Deputy Assistant Secretary
US Department of Energy (presentation)
SESSION VIII: CONFERENCE CONCLUSION
Conference Co-chairs:
• Barbara McKee, Director
Office of Coal and Power Import and Export, US Department of Energy;
and Chair, IEA Working Party
on Fossil Fuels
-and -
• Andy Lloyd, Mining Executive, Energy Services, Rio Tinto Ltd
Summary
• Ken Humphreys, Carbon Management Solutions Director, Public-Private
Partnerships;
Co-Director, Private Energy Sector, Battelle, USA (presentation)
Closing Address
• Barry Jones, Executive Director,
Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA)
(presentation)
Conference Close
• Barbara McKee
US Department of Energy
-and -
Closing Address
• Andy Lloyd, Rio Tinto Ltd
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