Global Energy Conversation 2011 - Part II [Closed]

WhereOnline

OrganizerThe Economist(Professional Association)

Important Dates

Start Date: November 18, 2011
End Date : November 18, 2011

Eligibility Undergrad Level,Grad Level,Postgrad Level,Non-students

Type of Opportunity Conference/Symposium/Summit

Tags

Published OnOctober 29, 2011

The experts in this meet will be joined in discussion online by global experts, academics, corporates and media.

Focus 1: Technologies and resources

Which energy sources and technologies offer the best method of increasing supply and reducing carbon emissions over the next forty years?

How can we identify and then stimulate new energy innovations that will help us increase supply and reduce emissions?

How might the so-called 'unconventional gas revolution' affect the renewables vs. non-renwewables debate?

Post Fukushima, to what extent should states reassess their approach to nuclear power?


Focus 2: Behaviors

In the effort to reduce carbon emissions, what kind of behavioural changes is it realistic to expect of businesses and consumers?

What role can energy efficiency play in helping to achieve energy security and reduce emissions?

What incentives should be given to households and businesses to encourage them to improve their energy efficiency?


Focus 3: Policies

What key policy changes and investments are needed to increase energy supply and reduce emissions over the next 40 years?

What should the balance be between government and market action in uncovering energy solutions?

What do panellists expect from the Durban climate change conference? And what should be the next steps in multilateral climate change negotiations?


To join the conversation, check the website.

Website of Opportunity: http://www.theglobalenergyconversation.com/