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| December 2007 |
| Location | Itinera Institute Boulevard Leopold II Laan 184d 1080 Brussels |
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| Time | 18:00hrs - 20:00hrs | |||
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| Details | Climate Relativism: on Climate Salvation Through Fossil Shortage by prof. dr. Johan Albrecht  The popular climate story neglects the end of the fossil energy era. An energy transition is therefore necessary. This challenge requires a consistent policy answer. In the long run, it offers the potential for important future wealth creation. In order to make this possible, a framework allowing for research networking and for entrepreneurship around smart energy technology is crucial. Programme 18.00 h Welcome and sandwiches 18.30 h Introduction Marc De Vos, Director of the Itinera Institute 18.35 h Climate Relativism: on Climate Salvation Through Fossil Shortage Johan Albrecht, Senior Fellow of the Itinera Institute 19.15 Questions Participation is free of charge and the Itinera Institute will provide you with a free copy of “Climate relativism”. You can subscribe to this event by sending an email to events@itinerainstitute.org. |
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Climate Relativism
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Energy transition: the Future Is Slow and Swedish
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A new growth path for Europe
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Living planet 2010: Biodiversity, biocapacity and development
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Make governments push & pull new energy technologies
Increase the budget for R&D into “green” energy
Put a price on CO2
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Energy Transition: fast track to a greener system?
Can we radically change the global energy system? What tools do we have available for this purpose? Which results will we achieve if we mobilise forces worldwide in order to meet the transition goals? What lessons can be learned from the most complete technological studies? Does the current policy in the western world comply with these lessons?
In this publication author Johan Albrecht analyses the transition challenge and makes concrete policy proposals.
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