CARBON EXPO / Cologne - Germany
Why Cologne?
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Quick access from across Europe!
> Major hub of Airlines and
InterCity High Speed Trains
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Located in the center of the highest
population-densed region of Europe
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The world’s number one trade
fair location
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Facilities located less than 10
minutes walk to downtown
Cologne
Cologne
50 km – 8,1 mil. Europeans
100 km – 20 mil. Europeans
500 km – 180 mil. Europeans
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Carbon Expo at a Glance
Time
Place
Concept
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– Wednesday, May 11th - Friday, May 13th, 2004
– Cologne Conference Center, 12 workshops in up to 3
parallel rooms, 5 Plenary sessions, up to 30 side
events by Exhibitors, 4-8 workshops by collaborating
associations, 6000 sqm of Exhibition space
– The first Trade Fair environment for the Global Carbon
Market
– Conference program and training workshops
– Knowledge Mart
– Speakers‘ Corner
– Trading Corner
– Exhibitor‘s Side Events
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Target Groups
Speakers
• Government/Politics
• Industry
• Financial
Intermediaries
• Law Firms
• Consultants
Exhibitors
• Service providers in the
carbon market, such as
– Financial
Internediaries
– Brokers
– Verifiers/Certifiers
– Law Firms
– Auditing Firms
• Technology Providers
• Project developers
• CDM/JI Host country
governments/industry
• Bilateral Aid Agency
and Foundations
• UN Agencies
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Media
• Specialised environment press
• Economic press
“Carbon Expo”
Global Carbon
Market
Fair & Conference
Associations
• Eurelectric
• WBCSD
• ITEBE
• Forest Trends
• European Commission
• IETA
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Participants
• Carbon Buyers
• Project Developers
• Technology Providers
• Financial Intermediaries
• Brokers and Traders
• Law Firms
• Governments (Experts from
developing countries)
• Investment Promotion Agencies
• Accounting and Auditing Firms
• Carbon Market Consultants
and Advisors
• Bilaterial Aid Agencies and
Foundations
• Journalists
Why Participate?
Gain full understanding... ... of the European Emissions Trading Scheme, its
Receive specialized
training...
Meet with all actors...
opportunities, challenges and linkages to similar schemes
in Canada and Japan, through information sessions,
workshops as well as one-on-one sessions.
... with leading practitioners and analysts on creating,
managing, financing and contracting to buy carbon
assets.
... engaged in this market: industry, service providers, aid
agencies, financial institutions, governments.
Talk with sellers...
.. of project-based emission reductions from Latin America,
See what buyers...
... are prepared to pay and how much they want to buy.
Identify technological
solutions...
... to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. What technologies
Find out who...
... is financing these types of projects.
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Asia, Eastern Europa and Africa. What is for sale?
Understand delivery potential and constraints.
are avaiable in the different sectors?
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Exhibitor 2004
...
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Why Should Host Countries Exhibit?
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Highlight...
...your investment climate and upcoming
projects
Meet new customers
...for your emission reductions
Showcase...
...your climate-friendly projects and meet
potential new clients willing to invest to
combat climate change.
Interact...
...for the first time in a real trade fair
environment and not on the margins of
conferences or UN meetings.
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Exhibitors at CARBON EXPO 2005 as of Feb 1
59 Companies and Institutions, including: 3C Climate Change Consulting, 500 ppm,
Aitkins, Baker&McKenzie, Belgian federal climate section, Brasmetano Ind, BVQI, CDM/JI Office
Canada, Camco International,CD4CDM Asia, Clean Air Action Co., CO2e, DAIWA Securities, Det
Norske Veritas (DNV), Development Bank of Japan, Dresdner Bank, Ecofys, EcoSecurities, Energy
Agency NRW, Environmental Resource Management (ERM), Environmental Software Provider
(ESP), Energy Brainpool Porfolio Consultants, Esolutions, European Carbon Fund/ixis, European
Climate Exchange (ECX), European Heat Pump Association, Evolution Markets , EvoMenert,
Factor Consulting, Future Camp, GfA Terrasystems, Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership,
IETA, J-Power, Japan Carbon Finance, JBIC, KfW-Bankengruppe, Kommunalkredit Austria, Lloyds
Register Quality Assurance, MGM International, New Values, Nordex AG, Permanent Court of
Arbritation, PointCarbon, SAP, Shell Global Solutions, Societe General Surveillance (SGS), Tabbin
Institute for Metallurgical Studies, TUV Sued, TUV Rheinland, UK Climate Change Project Office,
UNFCCC, World Bank Carbon Finance Business, WBCSD, WWF Gold Standard, WWF Russia,
ZAO Digaz
25 CDM/JI Host Countries including: Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Chile, China,
Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, India (confirmed in principle), Indonesia, Kenya,
Mexico, Morocco, Nicaragua, Peru, Romania, Senegal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Uruguay
9 Media Partners: Abbey Publishing, Argus Media, Dow Jones News, Energy Solutions,
Environmental Finance, Platts, Heren Energy, New Climate, Meio Ambiente Industrial
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Your Presentation Opportunities (2/2)
Presentation
packages
Presentation
booth
Silver
Platinum
9 m²
9 m² stand space
incl. shell scheme stand, carpet and furniture
PR/Logo-Placement
Free tickets
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PR-Package
logo in fair guide sponor section and web
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Admission Tickets
Participants fee
Join CARBON EXPO, meet the industry and players in the Global Carbon Market.
Learn about technologies that produce reductions. Take part in the training sessions.
Admission tickets include access to all events on all three days (subject to capacity
restrictions, please pre-register on the Internet: www.carbonexpo.com), lunch and
coffee break.
- 980 EUR + VAT Regular ticket
- 690 EUR + VAT Discounted ticket for members of certain Associations (e. g.
Eurelectric, WBCSD, ITEBE, IPIECA, Europia, EHPA )
- 490 EUR + VAT for experts from companies that are publicly traded in developing
countries but not on OECD stock exchanges
-190 EUR + VAT for experts from companies or organisations from developing
countries that are not publicly traded
- 75 EUR + VAT for students
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Next Steps
–Submit 10 PINs/ 2 PDDs by March 15
–These will be reviewed bv IETA/WB Committee
–Nominate two delegates as soon as possible (no later
than April 25) > where one must be expert from
investment promotion agency or industry expert that can
speak to investors’ questions
–Advertise > Emine Keldirgici can provide assistance
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Contact
For questions regarding World Bank assistance to Host Countries:
Charles Cormier (Phone +1.202.473.5423, ccormier@worldbank.org)
Or Emine Kildirgici (Phone +1.202.473.7937, ekildirgici@worldbank.org)
For questions regarding conference content please
contact: Robert Dornau, Conference Director
Phone +41 22/839-3154
Fax
+41 22/839-3181
dornau@carbonexpo.com
For questions regarding organizational aspects please
contact: Koelnmesse GmbH
Sfephanie Kleine Klausing
Messeplatz 1, 50679 Köln, Germany
Phone +49 221/821-3192
Fax
+49 221/821-3411
carbonexpo@koelnmesse.de
www.carbonexpo.com
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