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EII & Climate Change conference 2008

Ahead of the 2009 Copenhagen summit, EII & Climate change will facilitate key discussions on what these changing times will really mean for European Energy Intensive Industries.

Speakers at this conference

EII & Climate Change Conference 2008

The Energy Intentive Industries & Climate Change Conference 2008 was a resounding success, with over 200 senior delegates in attendance. For further information on conferences concerning energy intentive industries & climate change, please email conferences@ integer-research.com

As the EU proposes tighter emissions caps and auctioning of allowances in Phase III of the EU ETS, Energy Intensive Industries must demonstrate their level of exposure to external competition in order to qualify for protection and avoid carbon leakage.

EII & Climate Change is a time-critical platform for high energy consumers and policy makers to come together and discuss the most effective ways to reach European emission limits, without negatively impacting on the global competitiveness of Energy Intensive Industries in Europe.

At EII & Climate Change, understand how your industry can reduce the potential impact of carbon pricing on your profitability whilst maintaining your commercial success in an environment of regulatory uncertainty.

Ahead of the 2009 Copenhagen summit, EII & Climate change will facilitate key discussions on what these changing times will really mean for European Energy Intensive Industries.

What was discussed?

  • How will allowances be allocated in a post 2012 EU ETS?
  • How will allowances be allocated in a post 2012 EU ETS?
  • How are other Energy Intensive Industries planning investment at a time of such uncertainty?
  • Should your business be relocating? If so, where?
  • Which industries will be protected?
  • How can you determine whether your industry is ‘at risk’?

Industries Covered:

  • Cement
  • Aluminium
  • Glass
  • Lime
  • Paper
  • Chemical
  • Ceramics
  • Refining
  • Steel
  • Fertiliser
  • Iron
  • Non-ferrous metals