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Energy Technology Roadmap Workshop

Location and date(s) of workshop:	Paris: 15-16 May 2008

Organiser(s):	IEA and IEA Experts' Group on R&D Priority Setting and Evaluation

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Background:	Technology roadmaps can help industry, academic and research groups, civil society, and governments to identify and prioritise strategic R&D and investment needed to achieve technology development goals. The IEA developed roadmaps for key technologies as part of its analysis of scenarios and strategies to achieve a sustainable energy by 2050. Results are presented in Energy Technologies Perspectives 2008 which will be released in June at the G8 Energy Ministers meeting in Japan. The IEA is considering to further develop technology roadmaps as a mean to identify where international collaboration can accelerate energy technology development. To inform this effort it is timely to take stock of different approaches and lessons learned from technology roadmap exercises.

Links to relevant documents:	Agenda List of Participants Summary

Proceedings:	Setting the scene Welcome Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency Rob Kool, Chair, IEA Expert Group on R&D Priority Setting and Evaluation Objectives and expected outcome Neil Hirst, Director, Energy Technology Office, International Energy Agency ETP 2008 Energy Technology Roadmaps Dolf Gielen, Senior Analyst, International Energy Agency Key Technology Portfolio Roadmaps - approaches and findings Chair Neil Hirst, Director, Energy Technology Office, International Energy Agency Rapporteur Jeppe Bjerg, Analyst, International Energy Agency Cool Earth Roadmap Toshiyuki Shirai, Deputy Director, General Policy Division, ANREMETI, Japan Roadmaps from the Climate Change Technology Plan Process Robert C. Marlay, Director, Office of Science Policy, U.S. Department of Energy Strategic Energy Technology Plan and related roadmaps Stathis D. Peteves, ad of Unit, DG JRC, Institute for Energy, European Commission Sectoral and Technology Roadmaps - deep dives in key technologies and sectors Chair Peter Rohlin, R&D ExpertSwedish Energy Agency, Sweden Rapporteur Yasmine Calisesi, Section Energy Research, Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE Power sector roadmaps - lessons learned from a US power sector roadmap Barbara Bauman Tyran, Director, Washington Relations, Electric Power Research Institute, United States Roadmaps for Clean Coal Technologies - IGCC, Supercritical and CCS Geoff Morrison, Programme Manager, IEA Clean Coal Centre Transport sector roadmaps - lessons learned from the French Vehicle Roadmap Francois Moisan, Scientific Director, ADEME Pierre Beuzit, Chairman ALPHEA Hydrogène and CNRT Ineva, France Buildings Technology Roadmaps. Challenges and lessons learned using technology roadmaps in the building sector. Luc Bourdeau, R&D European Affairs Manager, R&D Directorate CSTB, France Chair Herbert Greisberger, DirectorOegut, Austria Rapporteur Frank WitteManager, SenterNovem, Netherlands International Roadmaps - challenges and lessons learned Chair Rob Kool, Manager, Energy & Climate Cooperation Europe SenterNovem, the Netherlands Rapporteur Michel Gioria, Direction de la Recherche, ADEME, France The GEN IV Roadmap. Insights and lessons learned from a major international roadmap effort involving 10 countries Jacques Bouchard, Chairman of the Generation IV International Forum (GIF) France The Strategic Research Agenda of the European PV Technology Platform: Methodology, Contents and Lessons learned Jef Poortmans ExpertIMEC, Belgium Implementation of roadmaps- lessons learned from putting plans into action Chair Pieter Boot, Director, Office of Long Term CooperationInternational Energy Agency Rapporteur Isabel Cabrita, Director, Department of Energy Engineering and Envirionmental Control, INETI, Portugal Use of roadmaps for policy making: an application to cars. Sophie Hartfield, Senior Economist, Global Technology Project, Office of Climate Change, United Kingdom Challenges in implementing roadmaps Makoto Akai, Senior Research Scientist, AIST National Institute of Adv. Industrial Science and Technology, Japan Challenges and successes in energy technology roadmap implementation. Lessons leared from public and private sector roadmaps. Jack Eisenhauer, Senior Vice President, Energetics Incorporated, United States Round Table Discussion Chair Steven Lee, Energy Analyst, International Energy Agency Rapporteur Debra Justus, Senior Energy Analyst, International Energy Agency