ASrIA - ASrIA/BEC Energy Market Development Conference

ASrIA/BEC Energy Market Development Conference

Ms. Tessa Tennant

Mr. Norio Suzuki

Mr. Daniel Dijk

Mr. Richard Sandor

Mr. Justin Guest

Mr. Colin Gomm

Prospects for Asia -
Emerging Carbon Markets

Monday, 24th March 2003
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

Invitation

Thanks to

for providing video links

Shift from Airways to Airwaves for
Low Carbon Living:
Due to a combination of concerns about the
Iraq war and the pneumonia outbreak 4 of the
5 international speakers cancelled their
Hong Kong trip and presented by videolink.
We estimate that this saved around 10 tonnes
CO2.. which allows around 10 Chinese people
or 7 Hongkongese or 35 Phillipinos to live
'carbon neutral' for a year.

In association with

Post conference materials:

Speaker & Presentation:
Moderator: Mr. Peter Best, Director, Equity Research, CSFB Panel:
Ms. Tessa Tennant, Chair, ASrIA
	383 KB	Shareholder Engagement: Institutional investors get active on climate change
Mr. Norio Suzuki, Senior Manager, Natsource Japan, Japan
	1.6 MB	Clean Energy Services: A big opportunity for private equity?
Mr. Daniel Dijk, Manager, Sustainable Energy & Environmental Markets, Robobank International
	827 KB	The Clean Development Mechanism: Investment opportunities in Asia

Moderator: Ms. Tessa Tennant, Chair, ASrIA Panel:
Mr. Richard Sandor, Director, Chicago Carbon Exchange, USA
	521 KB	The Nuts and Bolts of Establishing Trading Platforms: Issues for Asia
Mr. Justin Guest, Principal Policy Advisor, Climate Change Projects Office, Dti, UK
	362 KB	The European Union Carbon Trading Platform
Mr. Colin Gomm, Regional Director, Health, Safety and Environment, Asia Pacific BP p.l.c., Australia
	5.5 MB	Emissions Reduction as a Corporate Cost Management Tool

Summary

Is China ready for Carbon Emissions Trading?

Press Release

Asian Corporations warned: Don't Miss Out on New Investment Opportunities... and Ignore Climate Change at Your Peril

News

The New Green House Gas (GHG) Indicator
UNEP Guidelines for Calculating Green House Gas Emissions for Businesses and Non-Commercial Organisations