International Conclave on Climate Change
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International Conclave on Climate Change
Clean Energy & Energy Security
12 - 14 Oct. 2011
The first International Conclave on Climate Change (ICCC-1) and Exhibition being organised by Center for Climate Change, Engineering Staff College of India, reflects the prime importance of impact of power generation on Climate Change & focus on energy security, thus requirement of clean and green technologies for sustainable development.
ICCC-1 is an unrivaled platform where policy makers and policy implementers will join together to discuss the gaps in climate change policies and its implementation in India. India, the largest growing economy shifted aside as BASIC, is sailing thru unique phase of development @low carbon. ICCC-1 is a platform where top Government officials and corporate shall join together for brainstorming, round-table and special sessions to come out with effective solutions for implementation of environment responsive and society camaraderie policies and shall also be able to take the step for eradicating the submissive policies. This first of its kind of conclave in southern part of India shall be of great interest for international climate change policy designers and implementers and climate change negotiators.
The International Conclave is supported by the Ministry of Environment & Forest, Delhi; Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Delhi; Ministry of Earth Sciences, Ministry of Coal, Government of India; Department of Environment, Forests and Science & Technology, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, and various leading national and international associations like NDMA, United Nations Industrial development Organization (UNIDO), United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), UN Women, Thomson Reuters-Point Carbon, Humboldt University, Berlin; IDA, Denmark; APIIC, REEEP, AP Tourism; FEIAP, WFEO/FMOI, ISTIC-UNESCO, German International Cooperation (GIZ) etc.
Presence of Shri M. Shashidar Reddy, Vice-Chairman, National Disaster Management Authority (NMDA) and Shri Farrooq Abdullah, Minister, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy is confirmed.
During this conclave the Chief Minister, Andhra Pradesh will welcome and address the national and international delegates. Dr. R. K. Pachauri, Inter Governmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) shall provide policy out line for Indian climate change scenario. Mr. Massamba Thioye, Manager of standard setting unit, Sustainable Development Mechanism programme and United Nations Framework Conventions of Climate Change (UNFCCC), will highlight international scene. Mr. Dato Ir Lee Yee Cheong, FASc Chairman, International Science, Technology and Innovation Centre for South-South Cooperation under the Auspices of UNESCO (ISTIC), Malaysia shall be a keynote speaker of a plenary session and Environment Minister of Andhra Pradesh shall consider moving towards low carbon economy. Dr. Nelson Sam, Global Managing Director, Advisory Services; Shri H. P. Garg, Ex-Head, Center for Energy Studies; Dr. Dieter Mutz Director, ASEM; Shri Satrucharla Vijayarama Raju, Minister for Forest, Environment, S&T, A.P.; Shri Pradeep Chaturvedi, Chairman, Indian Association for Advancement of Sciences, Delhi, Prof. Dr. HC Konrad Hagedorn, Head of Division of Resource Economics, Germany; Shri Pramod Deo, Chair Person, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission(CERC) and Shri S.K. Malhotra, Head, Public Awareness Division, Dept. of Atomic Energy are other key speakers. Presence of Shri T. Chatterjee, Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF); Shri B. Bandyopadhyay, Advisor, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE); Dr. Ajay Mathur, Director General, Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) and Mr. Peter Verghese, High Commissioner, Australia (India office) is confirmed.
The comprehensive ICCC-1( 2011) Conclave programme considers bringing policy makers and policy implementers (scientists, engineers, managers, academicians) on same stage, highlighting the GHG monitoring, reporting and verification requirements, international consultancy and analysis issues, emerging technologies, technology transfer issues, availability of clean and renewable technologies and India’s requirements and global status on Climate change abatement and many other essential aspects of opportunities and advances that will drive the ‘Clean energy’ industry forward to its next phase. Kindly go thru www.iccc-esci.com for complete details.
ICCC-1 is a key meeting place for current and flaring requirement of sustainable development and enhancing the India’s image, globally, for taking the proactive actions for climate change mitigation. Globally India is seen as one of top 10 polluters and the largest culprit being power sector, need to practice “Clean technologies” to prove self the ‘Climate friendly’ and ‘Green country’ of the world.
ICCC-1 is also a place for business expansion and sustainable development opportunities, the very latest information, effective researches on requirements for Global Sustainable Development, the best speakers and a great opportunity to network with renowned speakers and the delegates from various countries.
ICCC-1 is a key meeting place for companies wishing to enhance their green image, climate change warriors, policy makers & implementers and renewable / clean energy industry. Ensure to not miss this opportunity. There is a clamor for Delegate registration and Exhibitor space, so book today to avoid disappointment. Please visit www.iccc-esci.com for full details; email iccc...@gmail.com or call +91 40 66304127 / 28 for telephone booking.
We invite your organization/ companies /corporate house to attend the International Conclave on Climate Change, 12-14 Oct. 2011 at Conference hall, HITEX, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. A copy of brochure is enclosed for reference.
Thanking You,
Sincerely,
Organizing Secretary
International Conclave on Climate Change
Henry Kroll
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