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    You are invited to the

    Institute for European Studies

    International Conference

    Post-Kyoto Strategies Compared:

    European & North American

    Pathways to

    Carbon-Neutral Market Economies

    October 30 & 31

    CK Choi Building, Room 120

    1855 West Mall

    The University of British Columbia

    Please RSVP by October 16 for1) Friday, Oct 30 - Round Table & Reception, and/or

    2) Saturday, Oct 31 - Panel Presentations

    E-mail: [email protected] or (604) 822-1452

    Please see enclosed program for content, times, and map.

    Thank you to our sponsors whose generous

    support has made this conference possible.

    a place of mindT H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A

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    FRIDAY, 30 OCTOBER

    18:00 Opening

    18:15 Keynote Presentation

    Prof. Dr. Klaus Tpfer

    Former Executive Director of the United NationsEnvironment Programme, 1998- 2006

    19:15 Round Table

    Giovanni Di Girolamo - EU Gelegation, Ottawa

    Ingrid Iremark - Swedish Ambassador to Canada

    Georg Jrgens - Charg daffaires, German Embassy,

    Ottawa

    Till Kotter - Heinrich-Bll Foundation, Washington

    James Mack - Climate Secretariat BC

    A reception will follow the Round Table Discussion.

    SATURDAY, 31 OCTOBER09:00 Jan Nill

    EU Commission, Brussels

    The Climate and Energy Package as Cornerstone of the

    Economic Post-Kyoto Strategy of the European Union

    09:45 Ulrich Petschow

    Institute for Ecological Economic Research, Berlin

    Transformation of Energy Systems: Germanys Pathway to aLow Carbon Economy: Challenges and Opportunities

    10:45 Michael Mehling

    Ecologic Institute, Washington DC

    Facing Climate Change across the Atlantic: How far apart are

    the EU and the US?

    10:30 Coffee Break

    11:30 Kathryn HarrisonPolitical Science, UBC

    A Tale of Two Taxes: The Fate of Environmental Tax Reform

    in Canada and the Province of British Columbia

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    12:15 Lunch

    13:30 Ulrich Oberndorfer

    Zentrum fr europische Wirtschaftsforschung ZEW,

    Mannheim

    Economic Consequences of Emission Trading: First Lessons

    from the EU ETS

    14:15 John B. Skjrseth

    Fritjof Nansen Institute, Oslo

    The EU Climate and Energy Package: Emissions Trading and

    Effort Sharing

    15:00 John Whalley & Sean Walsh

    CIGI, The University of Western Ontario

    The International Trade Dimensions of the EU and US Cap-

    and-Trade Emissions Reduction Regimes

    15:45 Coffee Break

    16:00 Miranda Schreurs

    Environmental Policy Research Centre, FU Berlin

    Transatlantic Climate Politics and the Arctic: Where Energy,

    Security, and Climate Politics Meet

    16:45 Felix Matthes

    Institute for Applied Ecology, Freiburg

    Carbon Storage: The Solution of Carbon Dioxide Emission

    Regulation?

    17:30 Patricia Reid & Kurt Hbner

    Institute for European Studies, UBC

    Greening and Stimulus: A Comparative Analysis

    18:15 Free time

    19:00 DINNER

    Location: TBA

    Institute for European Studies

    The University of British Columbia

    3231855 West Mall

    Vancouver, BC V6T [email protected]; (604) 822-1452

    a place of mindT H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A