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2nd International CCS Regulators’ Network meeting |
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| Location and date(s) of workshop: |
Paris, 20-21 January 2010 |
| Organiser(s): | IEA |
| Contact(s): |
brendan.beck@iea.org |
Background: |
On the 20th and 21st of January 2010, the IEA CCS Regulators Network held their second meeting at the IEA offices in Paris. The meeting focussed on the work that has been done to develop policy and regulation for CCS in different parts of the world including Europe, North America and Australia. There were also two sessions dedicated to the development of CCS policy and regulation in developing countries with presentations on South Africa, Brazil, China, Indonesia and India. The meeting will also be used to present and discuss the preliminary work done on the IEA CCS Model Legal and Regulatory Framework. |
| Links to relevant documents: |
Agenda List of Participants Summary |
| Proceedings: | Day One Welcoming Remarks Bo Diczfalusy, IEA Brendan Beck, IEA Ian Havercroft, UCL-CCLP International CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments Overview Brendan Beck, IEA CCS within the UNFCCC Framework Luke Warren, CCSA Developments with the London & OSPAR Protocols Tim Dixon, IEA GHG European CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments CCS in the EU: The CCS and ETS Directives Raphael Sauter, European Commission CCS Legal and Regulatory Developments in the UK David Rutland, Department of Energy and Climate Change CO2 -- storage in Norway Øyvind Christophersen, Climate and Pollution Agency Legal and Regulatory developments - Germany Gabriella von Goerne, Advisor to the Ministry of Environment Netherlands Position on Climate Change & CCS Annemarieke Grinwis, Ministry of Economic Affairs CCS -- Polish point of view Piotr Kisiel, Ministry of Economy North American CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments US Federal Legislation Sarah Forbes, World Resources Institute An Overview of U.S. State CCS Regulation Kevin Bliss, Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Commission US CCS Frameworks - Multi-Stakeholder Recommendations Bob Van Voorhees, Carbon Sequestration Council CCS Development in Alberta and Canada Sandra Locke, Government of Alberta Day 2 Australian CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments Development of an Australian CCS Regulatory Framework Bob Pegler, Global CCS Institute Stakeholder Perspectives of CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments CO2 Storage Regulation: A Project Developer’s Perspective Jim Lorsong, BP Alternative Energy CO2 Storage Regulation: An Environmental NGO’s Perspective Mark Johnson, WWF CCS Legal & Regulatory Developments in Key Developing Regions Carbon Capture and Storage: the South African Status Quo Andrew Gilder, IMBEWU Sustainability Legal Specialists CCS Developments in Brazil Marcelo Ketzer, Carbon Storage Research Center in Brazil Legal and Regulatory Developments in China Didier Bonijoly, BRGM Establishing a CCS National Regulatory Framework in Indonesia Mr. Hadiyanto, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources India’s Options for Energy Security and Climate Change including CCS Pradeep Kumar Dadhich, TERI IEA CCS Model Legal & Regulatory Framework Overview of the IEA CCS Model Legal & Regulatory Framework Brendan Beck, IEA Wrap-up Brendan Beck, IEA Ian Havercroft, UCL-CCLP |
