PROCEEDINGS - 'The New Zealand  Energy Conference 2002 - the Way Forward"

	DAY	ONE
Time	Introduction The Goals for the Conference	Rob Whitney CRL Energy, Chair EFNZ
8:30	Chair	Don Elder CEO Solid Energy
8:45-9:30	Hon Pete Hodgson Minister of Energy	Opening address
9:30-10:10	Dr R.K. Pachauri,  Director General TERI, Chairman IPCC	Energy, Climate Change and Equity: A Global Agenda
10:10-10:50	Dr R Schock, Senior Fellow, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Energy Technologies for the Markets of the 21st Century
10:50-11:15	Morning tea
11:15-11:20	Chair	Contact Energy
11:20-11:50	Dr J Jurewitz, Director, Regulatory Policy, Southern California Edison Company	Markets and Regulation
11:50-12:20	M. Lear, Ministry of Economic Development	New Zealand Energy Outlook
12:20-12:50	Brian Leyland, Sinclair Knight Merz.	Review of Electricity Supply and Demand 2002
12:50-1:45	Lunch
1.45-1:50	Chair	Rick Pridmore, CEO, NIWA
1:50-2:00	Mr M Sinclair, Energy Association of Australia	WEC Congress Sydney 2004
	Mr P Robertson, General Manager, Network, Transpower	Infra-structure and Security
2:00-2:30	Mr K Dobinson, Project Director, The  Warren Centre, University of Sydney	Sustainable Cities - Meeting the Challenge
2:30-3:00	Mr R Toleman, Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Transport	The New Zealand Transport Strategy
3:30-3:55	Afternoon tea
3.55-4:00	Chair	Paul Hodgson, Industry & Government Affairs Manager, NGC
3:00-3:30	Dr P Kruger, Stanford University	Is There a Future for Hydrogen Fuel in New Zealand?
4:00-4:30	Ms H Staley, CEO, EECA	National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy
4:30-5:00	Mr J Laun, Executive VP & Chief Development Officer, Apogee (USA) - sponsored by EECA	Customers as active partners in energy markets
	George Hooper, CAE.	Distributed Generation Opportunities for New Zealand.
5:00-5:10	Closing The agenda for tomorrow	John Blakeley Unitec, Chair SEF
6:00-7:30	EECA Reception	EECA EnergyWise Regional Awards Cocktail Function
7:30- late	Conference Dinner	Speaker  To be confirmed

 

	DAY TWO - MORNING
	Parallel Sessions
Time	Towards a New Zealand Energy Future - transition processes in the energy system.  Developing  a shared vison of energy initiatives  for New Zealand Inc in the future What are the key issues?
8-30-8:40	Resources / future supply Don Elder, CEO, Solid Energy	End Use Demand Response Bill Heaps, Commercial Services, Transpower
8:40-9:00	Mac Beggs, GeoSphere Exploration. Sustainability of the contribution of natural gas to New Zealand's energy markets.	Ewan Gebbie (EECA) and Stephen Drew (Demand Reponse Ltd). The contribution of increased demand side participation (demand response) to a sustainable electricity system in New Zealand.
9:00-9:30	Ian McChesney EECA. Renewable Energy.	Ken Mitchell, Eastland Networks.  Reconfiguring a distribution network to meet future needs.
9:30-10:00	Chris Baker, Chairman Greenhouse Policy Coalition. What are the impacts of the Kyoto Protocol on New Zealand's energy options.	Ian Bone and Matthew Ensor, Beca Carter Hollongs & Ferner Ltd.  What will influence future transport energy demand.
10:00-10:30	Morning tea
10:30-10:50	Lee Wilson, Concept Consulting.  Resource and supply issues to consider in developing a future New Zealand Strategy.	Robert Tromop, EECA.  The role of energy efficiency to reduce demand.
10:50-11:20	DISCUSSION	DISCUSSION
11:20-11:50	SWOT Analysis	SWOT Analysis
11.50-11.55	Resource transformation / existing and new technologies Chair to be confirmed, Meridian Energy	Markets and Governance Mike Underhill, Chairman, EECA Board and CEO of WEL Energy
11:55-12:15	Alistair Gardiner, Industrial Research.  Possible Impacts of Micro-Scale Distributed Energy Technologies on Existing Supply	David Hunt, Contact Energy.  The Electricity Governance Establishment Board-what is it, how will it operate and what business is unfinished?
12:15-12:35	Tony Clemens, CRL Energy.  Technologies for Combustion, Gasification, and Cofiring of Coal and Biomass.	Russell Longuet, Carter Holt Harvey.  Operating a business within the constraints and uncertainties of the electricity and gas markets, and industry issues with the proposed electricity market governance.
	DAY TWO - AFTERNOON
1:30 - 1:50	PANEL Technology successes and opportunities	Molly Melhuish.  A cultural revolution within both suppliers and consumers will be needed if government's policy - for the electricity sector to become sustainable, cost-effective and fair - can be fulfilled
1:50 - 2:10	Geoff henderson Windflow Per Nielsen FRI Paul Dippie Easteel	Mr Tony Fenwick, Ministry of Economic Development.  Gas Industry Regulation.
2:10 - 2:30	Steve Goldthorpe Paul Kruger	John Kessels/Rob Whitney, CRL Energy.  Kyoto, Emissions Trading and The Cost of Carbon emissions.
2:30 - 3:00	DISCUSSION	DISCUSSION
3:00 - 3:30	SWOT Analysis	SWOT Analysis
3:30 - 3:55	Afternoon Tea
	DAY TWO - AFTERNOON
	Final Wrap up Session
3:55 - 5:30	Towards a New Zealand Energy Future - transition processes in the energy system.  Facilitated by Morgan Williams the Commisioner for the Environment The final combined session will take the common outcomes developed from the  earlier sessions.
3:55 - 4:35	Report Back on Issues	Theme Leaders
4:35 - 5:05	DISCUSSION	Panel
5:05 - 5:20	Where to from now?	Morgan Williams

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