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'''The role of CDM in decarbonizing cities an its co-benefits'''<br/>
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'''Transportation & Oil: Phasing Out Diesel Engines and the Fuel They Use to Meet the Paris Agrrement'''<br/>
  
This side event provides a unique opportunity to showcase CDM projects implemented in cities. The side-event will also highlight the potential for implementing mitigation project in cities as well as the co-benefits which can be achieved from such projects.&nbsp;
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Reform of the fossil-fuel dependent transportation sector is an essential, achievable goal to meet the Paris Agreement goals. This panel highlights the successful efforts of governments and civil society, including those in Europe, Asia, and North America, to phase out fossil fuels and vehicles.
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'''Speakers''': Government officials and civil society groups from Europe, Asia, and North America who have worked on electric vehicle and oil extraction phase-out policies.
  
 
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16:45-18:15<br/>
  
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Room 4
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'''Accelerating energy transitions and raising ambition based on decreasing costs of renewables'''<br/>
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The event will present new analyses of energy transitions towards decarbonisation and raising ambition of NDCs based on lower renewables costs, including case studies for countries in East Asia and Latin America. Implications will be discussed with practitioners from the case study countries.
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'''Speakers''': - case study presentations by NewClimate Institute and Fraunhofer ISI - input by Renewable Energy Institute, -panel discussion with energy and climate policy experts from Indonesia and Japan as well as country representatives from Argentina and Mexico (tbc)
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'''MDBs and the IEA: charting a path away from oil and gas and towards a more sustainable 1.5C world'''<br/>
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We explore what a 1.5C limit means for the oil and gas industry. particularly in the Permian (US) and Vaca Muerta (Argentina) Basins and in Bolivia. The case will be made for how the International Energy Agency and multilateral development banks are risking our ability to meet the Paris goals.
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'''Speakers''': Speaker from Oil Change International (OCI), Maria Marta di Paola, Fundacion Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN), Ethan Buckner (Earthworks), speakers from NGOs and impacted communities in Argentina, Bolivia and the US.
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'''Climate Emergency: Reclaim Power and the End of Fossil Fuels'''<br/>
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'''Only system change, not technofixes, can slve the climate crisis'''<br/>
  
This event is aimed at gathering CJ groups to share stories of struggles, impactful strategies and successful fights against coal and fossil fuel energy. It will highlight role of peoples movements towards rapid energy revolution based on equity, reparations and climate justice.
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Only drastic transformation of energy, food, land and economic systems can stop climate breakdown. but governments and corporations still push market-based solutions and unproven technofixes, and right-wing climate-denying populism is rising. How dow we fight false solutions and change the system?
  
 
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'''Just transition at the grassroots: preparing for the coal phase out&nbsp;'''<br/>
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'''No Time to Lose - Why the World Needs All Low-Carbon Energy Sources to Achieve its Climate Goals'''<br/>
 
 
Monoindustrial communities understand best the need for a just transition from coal to the low carbon economy. Each region is unique, but what they have in common is a great potential to grow. What can be learned from ambitious regions? How can just transition be integrated in global climate action?<br/>
 
  
'''Speakers''': Alexandru Mustafa (CEE Bankwatch, Romania), Konstyantyn Krynytskyi (Ecoaction, Ukraine)
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During the event we will discuss the current status of fulfilling the Paris Agreement's objectives. Objective is to show that the world must use all low-carbon sources if it wants to limit climate change before it's tool late, while still meeting its development goals.
  
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'''Speakers''': speakers from NGOs, climatologists and researchers
  
 
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Monday, 02 Dec. 2019
 
 
 
 
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15:00-16:30
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Room 1
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Room 4
  
 
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'''Transportation & Oil: Phasing Out Diesel Engines and the Fuel They Use to Meet the Paris Agrrement'''<br/>
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'''100% Renewable Energy for All through a Just Transition in Climate Vulnerable Countries'''<br/>
  
Reform of the fossil-fuel dependent transportation sector is an essential, achievable goal to meet the Paris Agreement goals. This panel highlights the successful efforts of governments and civil society, including those in Europe, Asia, and North America, to phase out fossil fuels and vehicles.
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International agreements signal political will for necessary transformations. Main gaps lie in insufficient national action. This event unveils how science-based roadmaps, developed through participatory policy dialogues, can overcome this and Bangladesh.
  
'''Speakers''': Government officials and civil society groups from Europe, Asia, and North America who have worked on electric vehicle and oil extraction phase-out policies.
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'''Speakers''': Jahangir Masum, Coastal Develoment Partnership Bangladesh; Anna Skowron, World Future Council; Adrian Martinez, La Ruta del Clima; Andrea Meza, Government of Costa Rica; Government of Bangladesh; Manuela Matthes, FES Sven Teske, Institute for Sustainable Futures; Bread for the World.
  
 
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'''Territorial Determined Climate Contributions for Africa to enhance NDC ambition and implementation'''<br/>
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'''Achieving the NDCs through energy transition acceleration'''<br/>
  
This event will highlight and demonstarte the need to develop pathways for combining a bottom-up and a top-down approaches between national and sub-national governments in the implementation and the revision of NDCs. UCLGA Climate Change Task Force as well as exemplary initiatives will be presented.
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The event aims to shed light on pilot and innovative approach to address issues of energy transition in the world. The side event will show case studies from different countries for the deployment of renewble enrgy, eco-dry clearing and energy efficiency
  
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'''Speakers''': Perpective, Tunisia, Germany, University of Cote d'Azur (France)
 
 
'''Speakers''': ENERGIES 2050, United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG Africa), ICLEI Africa, COP24 Climate Champion COP24 & COP25 (tbc), UNFCCC, Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa, African Climate Negotiators Group, Ministers or Mayors from the 5 African Regions, UCLGA Climate Task Force members
 
  
 
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'''Water & Climate change: private actors engagement and community mobilization to promote low carbon'''<br/>
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'''Powering Results Across Sectors: Energy, Buildings, Agriculture, Transportation'''
  
Water & Climate change: the engagement of private actors, water partnership, promoting low carbon and resilient development through community mobilization and Advocacy
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Businesses are delivering results towards sustainability, mitigation and resilience goals. By powering impactful change in the energy transition, choices in land & urban develoment, and structure of supply chains and the bio-and circular economies - the private sector enables greater ambition
  
'''Speakers''': Unyime Robinson, Executive Director, Water Safety Initiative Foundation, Kai Zimmerman, President, Zenega Foundation, Ms. Shan Shan Guo, Vice President of Delta Electronics Foundation, Representatove of International Water Association (TBD) and the Representative oof Groundwater (TBD)
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'''Speakers''': Global private sector executives, experts from the bio & circular economies, built environment, energy efficiency/productivity, clean energy to include: ACR, Alliance to Save Energy, ICA, Ingersoll Rand, Johnson Controls, Mars, Plant Based Products Council, Schneider Electric, Signify and USGBC
  
 
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'''Green Cooling: Progress and Potential'''<br/>
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Advancing Sustainable Cities: Renewables as the key to the climate, energy and mobility transition<br/>
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Developing integrated approaches around renewable energy (RE) can help cities address climate, energy and sustainable development. These approaches can decarbonise urban mobility and buildings, drive urbann economic activity and improve the environment; all key to achieving the Paris Agreement
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Speakers: Speakers will share experiences from around the world and discuss how to align policies across national, sub-national and city levels to supprt sustainable cities and the uptake of RE.&nbsp;
  
To what extent will adaptation strategies involve energy? This panel will focus on the energy uses of adaptation and, in particular, those related to space cooling. Speakers will share experiences on national green cooling policy, cold chain, green finance and new approaches to address green cooling.
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'''Speakers''': Yang Fuqiang/NRDC, Dan Hamza-Goodacre/K-CEP, Glenn Pearce-Oroz/Sustainable Energy for All, An Feng/iCET. M.Davide and E.De Cian/UNIVE and CMCC, S. Pachauri/IIASA, J. Dulac/IEA, S. Hallegatte/WB, R.Roesch, IRENA
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Speakers: CAN International; REN21; Clean Air Initiative & representatives from an Arab country and LATAM city.
  
 
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'''Technology mechanism: key themes and achievement of TEC and CTCN in 2019.'''<br/>
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'''Fighting Climate Change-Chinese New Energy Enterorise in Action'''<br/>
  
The Technology Framework (TF) adopted in Katowice provides overarching guidance to the Technology Mechanism in promoting enhanced action on technology development and transfer. The side event presents activities undertaken by the TEC and CTCN to implement the TF in support of the Paris Agreement.
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China has gained great progress in new and renewable energy industry, impressive to the world. The side event will discuss the overviews of various new energy sectors and representative new energy enterprises fighting climate change, mainly focusing on China fighting climate change in terms of polic.
  
'''Speakers''': Dinara Gershinkova - TECH Chair, Orly Jacob - CTCN ABChair, Rose Mwebaza - CTCN Director, NDEs, NGOs
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'''Speakers''': Prof. Zeng Shaojun, Academic Vice Chairman and Secretary General of China New Energy Chamber of Commerce Zhang Jianyu, Chief Reprentative of EDF China Program Tang Renhu, General Manager of SinoCarbon Li Zhenguo, Presidnet of LONGi Green Energy Dr. Song Weining, Chairman of Green Carbon
  
 
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'''Beyond Labels, Beyond Borders: Advancing right-based protection of climate-induced migrants<br/>'''
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'''Mobilising Investment for Off-Grid Energy Solutions in African Countries'''<br/>
  
Climate change increases the displacement of communities, but migrants often fall through the cracks of refugee and migration policies. How can the UNFCCC and other international frameworks go beyond symptomatic responses and advance a rights-based and transformative protection agenda?
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This event will present the Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa, which builds on the work of the award-winning pilot in Zambia to incentivise the private sector to provide affordable clean energy access to millions of people living beyond the grid in Burkina Faso, Liberia, Mozambique and Zambia<br/>
  
'''Speakers''': Teresa Anderson, ActionAid/Nadja Charaby, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung/M. Hafijul Islam Khan, LDC Group/Tetet Lauron, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung/Sabine Minninger, Bread for the World/Titi Soentoro, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law & Develoment
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'''Speakers''': Representatives of the Governments of Burkina Faso, Liberia, Mozambique, and Zambia, as well as from Sweden as the funder, NEFCO as facility manager and REEEP as programme manager.&nbsp;<br/>
  
 
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Clean Energy Transition Pathways and Tracking Progress with Paris Agreement Implementation<br/>
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The IEA-TERI joint event highlights progress and trends in the clean energy transition and long-term pathways to meet Paris Agreement goals. The event draws on latest IEA data for tracking energy transitions, presenting scenarios and sectoral opportunities to deliver ambition in the energy sector.
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Revision as of 15:23, 24 November 2019

All Energy-Related Side Events Hosted by COP 25
Date Room  Event

Monday, 02 Dec. 2019

15:00-16:30

Room 1

Transportation & Oil: Phasing Out Diesel Engines and the Fuel They Use to Meet the Paris Agrrement

Reform of the fossil-fuel dependent transportation sector is an essential, achievable goal to meet the Paris Agreement goals. This panel highlights the successful efforts of governments and civil society, including those in Europe, Asia, and North America, to phase out fossil fuels and vehicles.

Speakers: Government officials and civil society groups from Europe, Asia, and North America who have worked on electric vehicle and oil extraction phase-out policies.

Tuesday, 02 Dec. 2019

16:45-18:15

Room 4

Accelerating energy transitions and raising ambition based on decreasing costs of renewables

The event will present new analyses of energy transitions towards decarbonisation and raising ambition of NDCs based on lower renewables costs, including case studies for countries in East Asia and Latin America. Implications will be discussed with practitioners from the case study countries.

Speakers: - case study presentations by NewClimate Institute and Fraunhofer ISI - input by Renewable Energy Institute, -panel discussion with energy and climate policy experts from Indonesia and Japan as well as country representatives from Argentina and Mexico (tbc)

Wednesday, 04 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 1

MDBs and the IEA: charting a path away from oil and gas and towards a more sustainable 1.5C world

We explore what a 1.5C limit means for the oil and gas industry. particularly in the Permian (US) and Vaca Muerta (Argentina) Basins and in Bolivia. The case will be made for how the International Energy Agency and multilateral development banks are risking our ability to meet the Paris goals.

Speakers: Speaker from Oil Change International (OCI), Maria Marta di Paola, Fundacion Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN), Ethan Buckner (Earthworks), speakers from NGOs and impacted communities in Argentina, Bolivia and the US.

Wednesday, 04 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 2

Only system change, not technofixes, can slve the climate crisis

Only drastic transformation of energy, food, land and economic systems can stop climate breakdown. but governments and corporations still push market-based solutions and unproven technofixes, and right-wing climate-denying populism is rising. How dow we fight false solutions and change the system?

Wednesday, 04 Dec. 2019

15:00-16:30

Room 4

No Time to Lose - Why the World Needs All Low-Carbon Energy Sources to Achieve its Climate Goals

During the event we will discuss the current status of fulfilling the Paris Agreement's objectives. Objective is to show that the world must use all low-carbon sources if it wants to limit climate change before it's tool late, while still meeting its development goals.

Speakers: speakers from NGOs, climatologists and researchers

Thursday, 05 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 4

100% Renewable Energy for All through a Just Transition in Climate Vulnerable Countries

International agreements signal political will for necessary transformations. Main gaps lie in insufficient national action. This event unveils how science-based roadmaps, developed through participatory policy dialogues, can overcome this and Bangladesh.

Speakers: Jahangir Masum, Coastal Develoment Partnership Bangladesh; Anna Skowron, World Future Council; Adrian Martinez, La Ruta del Clima; Andrea Meza, Government of Costa Rica; Government of Bangladesh; Manuela Matthes, FES Sven Teske, Institute for Sustainable Futures; Bread for the World.

Thuday, 02 Dec. 2019

18:30-20:00

Room 5

Achieving the NDCs through energy transition acceleration

The event aims to shed light on pilot and innovative approach to address issues of energy transition in the world. The side event will show case studies from different countries for the deployment of renewble enrgy, eco-dry clearing and energy efficiency

Speakers: Perpective, Tunisia, Germany, University of Cote d'Azur (France)

Friday, 06 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 2

Powering Results Across Sectors: Energy, Buildings, Agriculture, Transportation

Businesses are delivering results towards sustainability, mitigation and resilience goals. By powering impactful change in the energy transition, choices in land & urban develoment, and structure of supply chains and the bio-and circular economies - the private sector enables greater ambition

Speakers: Global private sector executives, experts from the bio & circular economies, built environment, energy efficiency/productivity, clean energy to include: ACR, Alliance to Save Energy, ICA, Ingersoll Rand, Johnson Controls, Mars, Plant Based Products Council, Schneider Electric, Signify and USGBC

Friday, 06 Dec. 2019

18:30-20:00

Room 4

Advancing Sustainable Cities: Renewables as the key to the climate, energy and mobility transition

Developing integrated approaches around renewable energy (RE) can help cities address climate, energy and sustainable development. These approaches can decarbonise urban mobility and buildings, drive urbann economic activity and improve the environment; all key to achieving the Paris Agreement

Speakers: Speakers will share experiences from around the world and discuss how to align policies across national, sub-national and city levels to supprt sustainable cities and the uptake of RE. 


Speakers: CAN International; REN21; Clean Air Initiative & representatives from an Arab country and LATAM city.

Saturday, 07 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 2

Fighting Climate Change-Chinese New Energy Enterorise in Action

China has gained great progress in new and renewable energy industry, impressive to the world. The side event will discuss the overviews of various new energy sectors and representative new energy enterprises fighting climate change, mainly focusing on China fighting climate change in terms of polic.


Speakers: Prof. Zeng Shaojun, Academic Vice Chairman and Secretary General of China New Energy Chamber of Commerce Zhang Jianyu, Chief Reprentative of EDF China Program Tang Renhu, General Manager of SinoCarbon Li Zhenguo, Presidnet of LONGi Green Energy Dr. Song Weining, Chairman of Green Carbon

Tuesday, 10 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 4

Mobilising Investment for Off-Grid Energy Solutions in African Countries

This event will present the Beyond the Grid Fund for Africa, which builds on the work of the award-winning pilot in Zambia to incentivise the private sector to provide affordable clean energy access to millions of people living beyond the grid in Burkina Faso, Liberia, Mozambique and Zambia

Speakers: Representatives of the Governments of Burkina Faso, Liberia, Mozambique, and Zambia, as well as from Sweden as the funder, NEFCO as facility manager and REEEP as programme manager. 

Tuesday, 10 Dec. 2019

11:30-13:00

Room 6

Clean Energy Transition Pathways and Tracking Progress with Paris Agreement Implementation

The IEA-TERI joint event highlights progress and trends in the clean energy transition and long-term pathways to meet Paris Agreement goals. The event draws on latest IEA data for tracking energy transitions, presenting scenarios and sectoral opportunities to deliver ambition in the energy sector.

Speakers: Mr. fatih Birol, Executive Director, International Energy Agency (tbc); Mr. RR Rashmi, Distinguished Fellow, TERI; High-level delegates from governments and/or international organisations.