May 30, 2006 - Oil and Gas Investor

AGENDA
Hart’s 11th European World Refining & Fuels Conference
Transport Energy Policy & Fuels
May 30, 2006
14:00 World Refining & Fuels Conference Registration Opens
18:00 Conference Opening Reception
May 31, 2006
7:30 Conference Delegate Continental Breakfast
9:00 Welcome & Opening Remarks:
Frederick L. Potter, Executive Director, Hart Downstream Energy
Sandrine Dixson Declève, Executive Director Europe & Africa,
International Fuel Quality Center (IFQC)
9:10 Keynote Address: EU Energy Policy: Towards Sustainable,
Competitive and Secure EU Energy Policy
Fabrizio Barbaso, Deputiy Director General Energy, DG Transport
& Energy, European Commission
9:40 Keynote Address: The U.S. and The European Union — A
Partnership Plan for Comprehensive Emissions Reduction,
Energy Diversity and Lowering of Agriculture Subsidies
Boyden Gray, US Ambassador to the EU
10:10 Keynote Address: Energy Policy between Russia
and the European Union
Vladimir Chizhov, Russian Ambassador to the EU
10:40 Refreshment Break
11:00 Keynote Address: The International Dimension
of EU Energy Policy
Claude Turmes, Member of the European Parliament,
Vice President of the Green Group
11:30 Keynote Address: European Fuel Markets:
Supply & Demand Overview
Abe Albert, Executive Director, Global Refining & Technical Consulting,
Hart Downstream Energy Services
12:00 Keynote Address: China’s Growing Energy Demand
Jonathan Sinton, China Program Manager,
International Energy Agency (IEA)
12:30 Delegate Luncheon
14:00 Plenary Panel – EU Government Perspectives: Converging
Air Quality & Climate Change – The de-Carbonization of
Transport Fuels & the New Vehicle
Keynote: Overview of Forthcoming EU Fuel, CAFÉ and
Climate Change Legislation
Marianne Klingbeil, Head of Clean Air & Transport,
DG Environment, European Commission
Euro 5 Emission Standards & Beyond: The Cars 21 Program
Reinhard Schulte-Braucks, Head of Unit, DG Enterprise,
European Commission
Dinner-Debate at the European Parliament in Brussels
Don't miss the exciting opportunity to attend a unique Dinner-Debate in
the European Parliament where you will discuss and debate biofuels
policy with Parliament Members!
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Brussels 2006 • 30 May- 1 June
This session will finish with an exchange
of views with a key panel of industry
representatives
Anders Röj, Manager, Fuels & Lubricants,
Volvo/ACEA
Claus-Peter Haelsig,VP, Process &
Technology, Fluor Daniel*
Iwona Skret, Director, R & D, ITN- Poland
Peter Tjan, Secretary General, EUROPIA
15:40 Refreshment Break
16:00 The Role of Diesel in the Sustainable
Mobility Challenge
The Diesel Pool: A 2020 Vision
Eric Benazzi, Axens
HCCI for Heavy Duty Vehicles: New
Developments & Future Prospects
Charles H. Schleyer, Senior Scientific
Advisor, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering
Euro 5 Heavy Duty Vehicles & SCR
Technology: Challenges & Opportunities
Meinrad Signer, Deputy General Manager,
Iveco Motorenforschung AG
Life-Cycle Cost Effectiveness of
Alternative Transportation Fuels
Dr. Jan Thijssen, President, J.Thijssen LLC
18:00 Conference Adjourns
19:00 Special European Parliament
Dinner Debate: EU Biofuels Policy:
Where do we go next?
(for conference attendees only)
June 1, 2006
7:30 Conference Delegate Continental
Breakfast
8:45 Welcome & Opening Remarks:
Sandrine Dixon-Decléve, Executive
Director, IFQC Europe & Africa
Frank Palmer,Technical Director, European
Automotive Fuels, IFQC
8:50 Keynote Address: Meeting the
Sustainability Challenge: The Oil
Industry Perspective
BP*
9:20 Keynote Address: The Challenges of
Sustainable Mobility Through
Hybridization
Dr. Takehisa Yaegashi, Executive
Technical Advisor,Yoyota Technical
Development Corporation
9:50 Keynote: Meeting the De-Carbonization
Challenge: Alternative & Biofuel Targets
Jørgen Henningsen, Principal Advisor,
DG TREN, European Commission
10:20 Refreshment Break
10:40 Keynote: Meeting the De-Carbonization
Challenge: Member State Initiatives
Germany (Dr. Schütte, Managing Director,
Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe)
Sweden (Lars Guldbrand, Division for Energy,
Ministry of Sustainable Development)
UK (Rupert Furness, Cleaner Fuels and
Vehicles Division, Department for Transport)
Advisory Board
We are pleased to bring you this year’s program with the
support of our Advisory Board:
Philip Good, DG Enterprise, European Commission
David Britton, Fuels Development Manager, Shell,
Mieke Mortier, Fuels Technologist, Chevron Corporation
Barry Cahill, Fuel & Systems Chemistry, Gasoline &
Diesel, Peugeot PSA
Anders Röj, Manager, Fuels & Lubricants,Volvo
Charlie Cameron, Director, Business Development,Axens
Claus-Peter Haelsig, VP, Process & Technology,
Fluor Daniel
Iwona Skret, Director, R & D, ITN
Carlo Cucchi, Director, Emissions & Fuels,ACEA
Peter Tjan, Secretary General, EUROPIA
Jean-Francois Larive, Technical Coordinator, CONCAWE
11:40 Reducing CO2 from Transport:
The Well to Wheels Approach
David J Rickeard, ExxonMobil,
on behalf of CONCAWE
12:30 Delegate Luncheon
Executive Biofuel Sessions
13:45 Ensuring Biofuel Quality:
The Need for Standardization
Barry Cahill, PSA Peugeot, Chair, CEN TC19
Biodiesel and Bioethanol Group
14:05 Ensuring Biofuel Quality: Proper
Monitoring and Testing
Cees Huijbregts, Director Operations Oil,
SGS Germany GmbH
14:25 Meeting Biofuel Targets and
Enhancing Fuel Performance: 1st and
2nd Generation Biofuels
Panel including Car Manufacturers,
Refiners, Producers and Market Analysts
Panel 1: Oil Refiners & Car Industry
• Jacques Blondy, Agricultural
Developments, TOTAL
• Magnus Nilsson, Coordinator Fuels &
Lubes, GM Powertrain Sweden
16:15 Refreshment Break -
Compliments of Tracerco
16:30 Panel 2: Biofuel Producers & Associated
Fuel Technology Providers
• Walter Mirabella, Market Development
Manager, Lyondell
• Thomas Gameson, Goverment and Public
Affairs Europe, Abengoa Bioenergy
• Steve Talbot, Regional Business Manager,
Lubrizol
• Maria de Souza, ANP
& Dave Bucior,Tracerco
• Claus Sauter, Managing Director, MUW
• Christophe Bourillon,Vice President
Europe, IOGEN
17:30 Conference Adjourns
*invited

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Sponsored by EFOA
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EFOA
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Fuel Oxygenates
Association
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