This lunchtime session reports an overview of the Expert Meeting to be held on 26-27 July in Yokohama to discuss Low Carbon Technology Cooperation. It convenes experts from the US and Europe to discuss the challenges and possible solutions to promoting low-carbon technology. This is complemented with presentations on the Japanese perspective and followed by wide-ranging discussions on areas, organizations and mechanisms by which to enhance cooperation on promoting low-carbon technology to developing countries (with a focus on Asia). The ISAP lunchtime session provides an opportunity to present these findings to attendees from around the Asia-Pacific region and have a further discussion in order to solicit their inputs for consideration as the project develops towards COP-21 and beyond.
[Speakers]
| Low Carbon Technology, Policy and Cooperation Takashi Hattori, Head, Environment and Climate Change Unit, International Energy Agency (IEA) | PDF (959KB) |
| Suggested research topics in clean energy technology development Findings and implications of previous studies for future research projects on technology development Masachika Suzuki, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Sophia University | PDF (547KB) |
| Technology development and technology transfer - Insights from the German experience Markus Hagemann, Co-Founder, NewClimate Institute, Germany | PDF (474KB) |
[Moderator]
| Low Carbon Technology Cooperation in Asia toward COP 21: Possibilities and Challenges Christopher Doll, Research Fellow, United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-IAS) | PDF (124KB) |
| Date & Time | 28 July 2015, 13:15-14:15 | Language | English /Japanese |
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| Venue | Room502, Pacifico Yokohama Conference Center | Session No. | L-1 |
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