Second international REALISE-Workshop in Maribor (Slovenia), 10.-11.05. 2006

REALISE-Forum is pleased to announce the second international workshop “Experiences with Feed-in Tariffs: Lessons from the German and the Spanish Model for the New Member States”, which will be held at the FERI - University of Maribor in Slovenia on May 10 and 11, 2006.
The workshop aims to present the important potential strategies for the new EU members and accessions countries in transition from a centrally-planned monopoly to a more market oriented structure of the power sector, environmental initiatives and implementation practices.
Contact:
Andrej Klemenc
Fax: +386 1 436 41 55
E-mail: se-f@siol.net.
Deadline for registration: 28.04.2006.

Workshop Programme (Adobe PDF, 332 kB)

Conference_Summary (Adobe PDF, 209 kB)

Wednesday, May 10, 2006, First Session “The General Framework”

Chairman: A. Hanžič, SE-F

13.00 h

Registration and Welcome coffee

13.30 h

Welcome and Opening Remarks
A. Hanžič, SE-F

13.35 h

Address by the Ministry of Economy of RS
Representative of the Enery Directorate of RS

13.45 h

Address by the General Sponsor
J. Lipec, Deputy Executive of TE-TO Ljubljana

13.50 h

Address by the REALISE-Forum Co-ordinator and Presentation of the Project
L. Mez, FFU, FU Berlin

Presentation_Mez (Adobe PDF, 79 kB)

14.10 h

Interaction of Green Certificates with Green Pricing and Emission Trading
H.-J. Ziesing, DIW, Germany

Presentation_Ziesing (Adobe PDF, 195 kB)

14.30 h

Optimal Promotion Strategies for Increasing the Share of RES-E – Lessons form the OPTRES Project
R. Haas, TU Wien

Presentation_Haas (Adobe PDF, 559 kB)

14.50 h

Questions and Answers

15.30 h

Coffee Break

Second Session “Diffusion of Feed-In Tariffs”

Chairman: L. Mez, Freie Universität Berlin

16.00 h

Diffusion of Support Schemes in Europe
D. Reiche/M. R. Di Nucci; FFU, FU Berlin

Presentation_Reiche_DiNucci (Adobe PDF, 193 kB)

16.20 h

Experience of Promoting Green Electricity in Germany and Regional Cooperation of Support Schemes: the International Feed-in Cooperation
S. Hemke, German Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

Presentation_Hemke (Adobe PDF, 253 kB)

16.40 h

How to design a Feed-in Scheme without Market Distortions
J. Vorrink, CertiQ, Netherlands

Presentation_Vorrink (Adobe PDF, 343 kB)

17.00 h

Quota Obligations and Feed-In Tariffs: Can both instruments co-exist?
A. Midttun, BI Norwegian School of Management

Presentation_Midttun (Adobe PDF, 156 kB)

17.20 h

Pooling of small RES-E producers
D. Paravan, Istrabenz-Energetski sistemi, Slovenia

Presentation_Paravan (Adobe PDF, 254 kB)

17.40 h

Questions and Answers

18.00 h

Closure of the day

20.00 h

Dinner

Thursday, May 11, 2006, third Session “Feed-In Tariffs in the Central Eastern European Countries”

Chairman: M. Arentsen

09.00 h

Diffusion of the Spanish Support Scheme to the Czech Republic
M. Bechberger, private consultant, Spain

Presentation_Bechberger (Adobe PDF, 212 kB)

09.20 h

Promotion of RES-E in the new EU Member States – the example of Poland
A. Wyrwa, AGH University of Science & Technology, Poland

Presentation_Wyrwa (Adobe PDF, 1697 kB)

9.40 h

Round Table “Could the Spanish and/or the German system present a model for Europe? Possible paths for a co-ordinated approach”
O. Schäfer,/ H. Solinc, / S. Hemke,/ M. Arentsen/ D. Paravan (tbc)/, M. Bechberger/ A. Wyrwa