Poznan et la route vers Copenhague

Dans le cadre de Energy Ifri Breakfast Roundtable, un séminaire avec Pernille Nielsen, conseillère principale du Ministre, Ministère du Climat et de l'Energie, Danemark, Richard Bradley, Chef d'unité, Efficacité énergétique et environnement, Agence Internationale de l'Energie, Pierre Dechamps, Conseiller, Energie et Changement climatique, BEPA/Commission Européenne.

A year after the historic Bali Climate Change Conference, the Poznan Conference, which took place from 1-12 December 2008, represents an important milestone in the negotiation of a new post-Kyoto international climate regime. Negotiators are now at the halfway point on the Bali Roadmap, which set up a two-year process to strengthen cooperation and secure a final agreement at the Copenhagen Conference next December.
Three eminent experts, deeply involved in the international negotiation process, will give their insights on the key results of Poznan, present the key remaining issues for the critical year ahead to Copenhagen and outline their aspirations and expectations for the Copenhagen Conference. Dr. Richard Bradley, former US climate change negotiator and current manager of IEA"s climate change activities will offer insights on the evolution of by-then President Obama"s climate change and energy team.