【Theme】"Revisiting the Global Energy Governance"
Opening Remarks
Mr. Masakazu Toyoda, Chairman & CEO, IEEJ
Session I
Perspectives on Energy Geopolitics; Who will be the leader: US, Russia, the EU, China or Japan?
Moderator: Dr. Ken Koyama, Managing Director, Chief Economist, IEEJ
Ms. Amy Jaffe, Director, Program on Energy Security and Climate Change, Council on Foreign Relations, US
Prof. Paul Stevens, Distinguished Fellow, Chatham House(RIIA), UK (Distinguished Fellow of IEEJ)
Prof. Koichiro Tanaka, Professor, Graduate School for Media & Governance, Keio University / Board Member, President of JIME Center, IEEJ
Panel Discussion
Special Speech
"Japan's Energy Options looking ahead to the year 2050"
Mr. Satoshi Kusakabe, Commissioner, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Session Ⅱ
What is the outlook for paths toward a 50% reduction in GHG emissions by 2050?
Moderator:Ms. Mayumi Negishi, Reporter, Tokyo Office, The Wall Street Journal
Prof. Roger Pielke, Professor, Center for Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Colorado (Distinguished Fellow of IEEJ)
Mr. Wim Thomas, Chief Energy Advisor, Shell International, Netherlands (Distinguished Fellow of IEEJ)
Prof. Dadi Zhou, Director General Emeritus, Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, China
Panel Discussion
Session Ⅲ
Can the electricity market liberalization be compatible with energy security and climate change concerns?
Moderator:Mr. Robin Harding, Tokyo Bureau Chief, Financial Times
Prof. Peter Hartley, Professor of Economics, Rice University, US / Professor of Economics, University of Western Australia, AU
Dr. Peter Lyons, Former Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy, Department of Energy, US (Distinguished Fellow of IEEJ)
Mr. Laszlo Varro, Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
Panel Discussion
Closing Remarks
Mr. Takato Ojimi, President, APERC