Future
climate 2
– the
challenge
continues.
22-23 September 2011
London
Book now:
www.imeche.org/events/C1345
Improving the world through engineering
Future climate 2
– the challenge continues.
Since 2008, engineering organisations from all over the world have been working together on developing
national low-carbon strategies. This biennial conference will communicate the results of this project, called
Future Climate Engineering Solutions. The Future Climate network will compare mitigation priorities and
showcase the sustainable energy technologies that each participating nation is choosing in its response to
emissions reduction goals and resource constraints.
Conference delegates will discuss these technologies, their effect on society, economics and the environment,
and the possible pathways to successful deployment. This will include their positive impact on green jobs and on
resource efficiency, both of which contribute substantially to preserving or restoring sustainability.
The conference aims to develop joint recommendations from the engineering community that will contribute
to the future climate debate in the period up to UNFCCC’s 2011 COP17 meeting in Durban, South Africa,
where the next steps towards a global agreement on emissions reduction will be taken.
Book your place now to gain an international perspective on technologies, low-carbon pathways and
potential markets. Benchmark what you are doing against techniques and best practice from around the
world. Find out or confirm what opportunities there are for you or your technology.
Who should attend:
Technical advantages:
• Engineers who want to learn the latest
international thinking on delivering the low carbon
agenda and discuss technologies and techniques
with colleagues from around the world
• Financiers who want to see the likely
international direction, hear technical realities
and assess business opportunities
• Policymakers, who need to understand what is
really possible, see the different approaches from
across the world and assess their effectiveness in
achieving carbon reduction
• Politicians, civil servants and Government employees
who need to know the international context for their
negotiations at UNFCCC COP17 and beyond
• Policymakers, opinion formers and a diverse
grouping of international engineers brought
together in a single event
• Compare and contrast national approaches and
practical thinking on a global issue which is
critical to the future well-being of human society
• Valuable transfer of engineering knowledge and
best practice experience made available to allow
the enhanced development of local solutions to a
worldwide challenge
• For policymakers, it will give a broad quantifiable
perspective on the effectiveness of the different
regulatory tools based on insights into what is
really possible from engineering
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Future climate 2
– the challenge continues.
22-23 September 2011
One Birdcage Walk, London SW1H 9JJ
THURSDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
DAY ONE:
GREEN JOBS AND EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRIAL SECTORS
10:00 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS
10:45 WELCOME
Professor Roderick Smith, President of the Institution of
Mechanical Engineers
11:00 KEYNOTE: CLIMATE CHANGE AND SOCIETY
Professor John Urry, Distinguished Professor of Sociology
and Director of the Centre for Mobilities Research,
Lancaster University
11:30 THE PATHWAY ADVICE GIVEN TO THE UK
GOVERNMENT
David Kennedy, Chief Executive, Committee on Climate
Change
SESSION TWO: ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRY
Chaired by Dr Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment,
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
15:30 ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRY
Tone Tønesson, The Norwegian Society of Engineers and
Technologists (NITO)
15:50 ENERGY SAVINGS IN INDUSTRY – LET’S GET
THEM ROLLING!
Leif Amby, The Danish Society of Engineers (IDA)
16:10 THE GLOBAL REBOUND EFFECT FOR ENERGYEFFICIENCY POLICIES
Dr Terry Barker, Cambridge Centre for Climate Change
Mitigation Research (4CMR), Department of Land
Economy, University of Cambridge
16:30 Q&A SESSION
12:00 LUNCH AND POSTER BOARD SESSIONS
17:00 CLOSE OF SESSION
SESSION ONE: GREEN JOBS
Chaired by Ulf Bengtsson, President of The Swedish
Association of Graduate Engineers and President of the
Association of Nordic Engineers
18:30 CONFERENCE RECEPTION AND DINNER
Speaker Professor David MacKay, Chief Scientific Adviser
to the UK’s Department of Energy and Climate Change
(DECC)
13:30 A PROSPEROUS AND LOW-CARBON EUROPE
Dr Martin Rocholl, Policy Director, Program Director
Transport, European Climate Foundation
22:00 CLOSE OF DAY
13:50 GREEN JOBS IN THE NATIONAL CLIMATE PLAN
FOR FINLAND 2011
Martti Kivioja, Adviser, Technology Policy, Academic
Engineers and Architects in Finland (TEK)
Heidi Husari, Manager, Industrial Policy, Union of
Professional Engineers
14:10 AN INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE ON GREEN
GROWTH AND JOB CREATION
Marianna Lubanski, Business Development Director,
Cleantech
14:30 Q&A SESSION
15:00 REFRESHMENTS
FRIDAY 23 SEPTEMBER
DAY TWO:
REDUCTION PATHWAYS IN THE SOCIAL SECTORS
08:30 REFRESHMENTS
09:00 KEYNOTE: THE VIEW FROM UNFCCC AHEAD OF
COP17
Wanna Tanunchaiwatana, Officer in Charge, Adaptation,
Technology and Science Programme, UNFCCC
09:30 KEYNOTE: SUSTAINABILITY AND THE CHINESE
TWELFTH FIVE YEAR PLAN
Bernice Lee, Research Director for Energy, Environment
and Resource Governance, Chatham House
SESSION THREE: PATHWAYS AND RENEWABLES
Chaired by Rosie Albinson, Technology & Transport
Strategy Advisor, Group Research & Technology, BP
SESSION FIVE: SOCIAL ISSUES - BUILDINGS,
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
Chaired by Dr Brian Cox, Independent Consultant
14:00 THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF FOOD
CHOICES
Dr Donal Murphy-Bokern, Independent Agricultural and
Environmental Scientist
14:20 BEHAVIOUR CHANGE
Rosemary Randall, Founder and Director, Cambridge
Carbon Footprint
14:40 Adapting new and existing buildings in a
sustainable manner for climate change
Frank Mills, Technical Director, Sinclair Knight Merz
15:00 Q&A SESSION
15:30 REFRESHMENTS
10:00 ENERGY SCENARIOS FOR GERMANY
Ernst G. Hencke, Scientific Officer, The Association of
German Engineers (VDI)
10:20 LOW-CARBON PATHWAYS OF JAPAN SCENARIOS OF PROMISING TECHNOLOGY
Dr Akira Yabe, Vice-President, The Japanese Society of
Mechanical Engineers (JSME)
16:00 CLOSING CEREMONY
Introduced by Alison Cooke, Programme Manager, Energy
Efficiency in the Built Environment, Department of
Engineering, University of Cambridge
Summary from Dr Tim Fox, Head of Energy and
Environment and Philippa Oldham, Head of Transport and
Manufacturing, Institution of Mechanical Engineers
10:40 Q&A SESSION
Presentation of a joint statement by country
representatives to a South African representative.
11:00 REFRESHMENTS
16:30 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE
SESSION FOUR: ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN TRANSPORT
Chaired by Tony Tiller, Researcher, NITO
This programme is subject to change.
11:30 INNOVATIONS AND VISIONS MAKE A
SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE
Speaker TBC from The Swedish Association of Graduate
Engineers
The Institution is not responsible for the views or opinions
expressed by individual speakers.
11:50 ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Philippa Oldham, Head of Transport and Manufacturing,
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
12:10 THE FUTURE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
FUELS
Angelica Hull, Founder and CEO, Swedish Biofuels AS
12:30 Q&A SESSION
13:00 LUNCH AND POSTER BOARD SESSIONS
The Future Climate Project would like to thank
the following supporters from the Institution of
Mechanical Engineers:
Aerospace Division
Automobile Division
Construction & Building Services Division
Energy, Environment & Sustainability Group
Process Industries Division
Power Industries Division
ForWard
thinking
20 sePtemBer 2011
london
comBined heat and PoWer
Delegates will gain an understanding of the key issues
currently impacting CHP development and get advice
and information on how to turn CHP projects into a
reality and make them a success. Project case studies
will be discussed.
www.imeche.org/events/s1633
21 sePtemBer 2011
london
Biomass For reneWaBle heat
Delegates will be provided with up-to-date information
on how biomass can contribute to meeting the UK’s
2020 renewable energy targets. Design and installation,
technology and fuel sourcing issues will be covered.
www.imeche.org/events/s1632
11 octoBer 2011
london
Water – From collection and storage to
distriBution and use
This seminar will examine current solutions and future
technology for collection and storage. You will discover
how education can influence social behaviour so
people are more aware of their environment and take
responsibility for personal, commercial and industrial use
of water.
www.imeche.org/events/s1566
1 novemBer 2011
london
the uk energY summit
The Energy Summit provides UK manufacturers with the
opportunity to hear from and to question key speakers
from government, the supply chain and industry about
energy policy, cost, supply and to take in practical case
studies and workshops on how to make your business
more effective and competitive. The aim is simple: to help
manufacturers achieve the growth that the UK economy
is relying on.
www.ukenergysummit.co.uk
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