Carbon as a Commodity:
The UK and International Perspectives

Climate change and business seminar

Thursday 21 February 2002
CBI Conference Centre
Centre Point
103 New Oxford St
London

Held in conjunction with:

Programme

09.00	Coffee and Registration
09.30	Climate Policy
	Chairman’s Introduction David Green, UKBCSE
09.30	Carbon Reduction Policies: Business & Energy David Green, Chief Executive, UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy
09.55	International Climate Policy: From Marrakech to Johannesburg Sarah Hendry, Head of Global Atmosphere Division, DEFRA
10.20	The UK Climate Change Challenge: Targets & Trading Chris Leigh, Head of UK Climate Change Policy, DEFRA Download presentation (ppt 84kb)
10.45	Bringing Kyoto to Market Frank Joshua, Managing Director, Natsource Download presentation (ppt 452kb)
11.10	Questions
11.30	Coffee
12.00	Carbon instruments
	Chairman’s Introduction Jeff Chapman, Trade Partners UK
12.05	Getting Value from the Market Steve Drummond, CEO, CO2e.com Download presentation (ppt 648kb)
12.30	From Smokestack to Balance sheet: the Importance of Financial Accounting for Carbon Fiona Gadd, Head of UK Emissions Trading Team, Andersen Download presentation (ppt 356kb)
12.55	Preparing for the UK ETS: Baselines, Monitoring, Reporting and Verification Melissa Carrington, Senior Manager, Global Sustainability Solutions, PricewaterhouseCoopers Download presentation (ppt 60kb)
13.20	Questions
13.30	Lunch
14.30	Projects & initiatives
	Chairman’s Introduction Jonathan Thomas, Project Manager, Climate Change Projects Office
14.35	The Role of Projects in an Emissions Trading Scheme Lionel Fretz, Director, Ecosecurities Download presentation (ppt 212kb)
15.00	Flexible Mechanisms at First Hand Mike Bess, Senior Partner, Energy for Sustainable Development (ESD) Download presentation (ppt 120kb)
15.25	Carboncredits.nl: Investing in Sustainable Energy Adriaan Korthuis, Programme Manager, Senter Internationaal Download presentation (ppt 128kb)
15.50	Questions
16.00	Tea
16.15	What next?
	Chairman's Introduction Michael Roberts, Director, Business Environment, CBI
16.20	New Opportunities in the Carbon Economy Tom Delay, Chief Executive, The Carbon Trust Download presentation (ppt 1.3mb)
16.45	Things to Come… Mark Nicholls, Editor, Environment Finance
16.55	Carbon and Energy Markets - the Political Challenges Ahead Stewart Boyle, Platts Energy
17.10	Close