Opening plenary Monday 11 June 15.00–16.30

Policies to unleash Europe’s potential for industrial Efficiency


Kathleen Gaffney Download presentation (pdf)	Jan Rosenow Download presentation (pdf)	Ulrich Benterbusch No slides were used

Panel leaders: Pitching their five panels
Kathleen Gaffney, International Energy Agency. An international outlook
Jan Rosenow, Regulatory Assistance Project : How Europe can put Efficiency First
Ulrich Benterbusch, German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy: The Energiewende and Germany’s policies for Industrial Energy Efficiency

Panel leaders pitch their five panels:

All panel leaders will give an overview of their sessions
See Panel decsriptions


Joe Ritchie Panel 1	Oliver Lösch Panel 1	Andrea Trianni Panel 2	Enrico Cagno Panel 2


Maria Johansson Panel 3	Therese Nehler Panel 3	Liam McLaughlin Panel 3	Christina Hatzilau Panel 4


João Fong Panel 4	Bettina Dorendorf Panel 5	Carsten Glenting Panel 5

Closing plenary Wednesday 13 June 13.30–15.00

Broadening the scope beyond efficiency


Jean-Luc Favre Download presentation (pdf)	Paul Hodson replaced by Fiona Kinsman Download presentation (pdf)	Ulrich von Weizsäcker Download presentation (pdf)

Regardless of the end-use sector, energy efficiency is key to productivity, energy security, job creation and lower carbon intensity. The low-carbon energy transition will not succeed without such improvements. Improved energy efficiency also helps reduce non-energy costs associated with maintenance, production stand still and insurance fees. And importantly this will have positive employment benefits throughout the economy.

Panel leaders: summing up the five panels
Jean-Luc Favre, the Union of Geneva Employers Associations. The industry challenges
Paul Hodson, Europan Commission Energy Efficiency Unit. European policies looking beyond energy efficiency
Ernst von Weizsäcker, Club of Rome. Come On! The Club of Rome is back in the arena