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Energy Efficiency and CO2 Emission Reduction Potentials and Policies in the Cement Industry

Location and date(s) of workshop:	IEA, Paris: 4-5 September 2006

Organiser(s):	IEA / WBCSD

Contact(s):

Background:	Contacts: Dolf Gielen and Kanako Tanaka from the IEA and Dr. Howard Klee from WBCSD

Links to relevant documents:	Agenda Participants Final Proceedings

Proceedings:	Opening Session Opening Address and Presentation of the G8 Programme of Action Chair: Bob Dixon, IEA Cement Industry in the G8 Industry Task Dolf Gielen, IEA Status and Global Trends Worldwide Cement Production: Market Structure and Demand Trends Arnaud Pinatel, Exane BNP Paribas Global Energy Use, CO₂ Emissions, and the Potential for Reduction in the Cement Industry Lynn Price, LBNL, Ernst Worrell, Ecofys IEA Cement Scenarios for 2030-2050: Energy Technology Perspectives (background paper) Michael Taylor, IEA Regional Perspectives and Trend for Cement Production, Energy Use and CO₂ Emissions Europe Claude Loréa, CEMBUREAU US and Canada Andy O'Hare, PCA Japan Toshio Hosoya, Japan Cement Association China Cui Yuansheng, Institute for Technical Information of the Building Materials Industry of China Middle East Ahmad Al Rousan, Arab Union for Cement and Building Materials (AUCBM) Russia Arnaud Pinatel, Exane BNP Parisbas India and Latin America Ken Rumph, SBS Energy Efficiency and CO₂ Reduction Technology Potentials Chair: Dolf Gielen, IEA Rotary Kiln Technology: Preheaters, Precalciners, Waste Fuel Co-combustion, New Kiln Design Palle Erik Grydgaard, FLSmidth Prospects for Efficiency Improvements in China Lynn Price, LBNL Electrical Consumption and Generation Toshio Hosoya, Japan Cement Association Technology Diffusion – Concepts and Future Kanako Tanaka, IEA Alternative Fuels, Feedstocks and Processes Potential and Opportunities for increased Waste Use and the Technical Consequences: Waste Tyres and Plastics, Waste Wood, Hazardous Waste, etc. Patrick Verhagen, Holcim Input of Municipal Wastes to Kiln John Saunders, Taiheiyo Cement Alternative Fuels and Materials, Slag and Fly Ashes Claude Loréa, CEMBUREAU CO₂ Capture at Kiln John Davison, IEA GHG R&D Programme Indirect saving of CO₂ by the cement industry: Recognition of an opportunity Willem van Loo & Rob van der Meer, HeidelbergCementIEA Low CO₂ Cement Ellis Gartner, Lafarge Barriers and Opportunities: by Policy and other Market Mechanisms Chair: Richard Bradley, Division Head for Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency The Cement Industry in the EUETS Bruno Vanderborght, Holcim UK ETS and CCL David Pocklington, BCA US Discussion related to Energy Star: Energy Efficiency Improvement and Cost Saving Opportunities Andy O'Hare, PCA Voluntary Action --- Japanese Experiences Yoshito Izumi, Taiheiyo Cement Public Acceptance, Regulations and Standards and their impact on Alternative Fuel and Materials Use Howard Klee, WBCSD Carbon Leakage and Industry Relocation: Myth or Reality Philippe Quirion, Damien Demailly, CIRED Existing and Planned Activities and the need for Co-ordination WBCSD Cement Sustainability Initiative Howard Klee, WBCSD Cement Sector Energy Efficiency Activities in the Asia Pacific Partnership Yoshito Izumi, Taiheyo Cement Sectoral Approaches: A New Approach Richard Baron, IEA Benchmarking and Best Practice Ernst Worrell, Ecofys Discussion: Co-ordination of International Activities *Roundtable 1* Chair: Richard Bradley, Head of Energy Efficiency and Environment Division Recommendations for G8 Activities: What are Future Policies which facilitate Energy Efficiency Improvements and CO₂ Reduction in the Cement Industry? • RD&D Needs and Framework for Co-operation (Cross industry and sector) • Technology/Environment Standards (related to energy efficiency) • Voluntary Agreements and Benchmarking • Energy Efficiency Indicators • Role of Policy and Standards • Concrete Applications *Roundtable 2* Recommendations for G8 activities: What can be done on a Global Scale? • International Co-operation through Sectoral Approaches • Co-ordination of WBCSD, IPCC, APP and IEA activities • Involvement of Cement Producers from Developing Countries • Proposals for further IEA Analysis, Publications and Outreach Activities CEMBUREAU Contributions: Specific Energy Consumption 2003 and 2004 statistics on the Use of Alternative Fuels & Materials in the clinker production in the European cement industry Green paper on energy efficiency - A View from the European Cement Industry Climate Change - CO₂ Emissions Trading Points of Convergence within the Cement Industry The Post-Kyoto Era - A View from the European Cement Industry