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THIRD ANNUAL CO3OL WORKSHOP

AGENDA

DECEMBER 5-6, 2016 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW(18TH AND E ST entrance), WASHINGTON DC

The workshop will provide a forum for participants to discuss a number of pertinent and practical aspects of current developments related to the global phase-down of ozone depleting and high-global warming substances in a manner integrated with energy efficiency and climate mitigation initiatives across economic sectors. The first day will provide an opportunity to receive updates on the latest international developments to control HFCs under the Montreal Protocol (MP) and other mechanisms as well as learn about MP linkages with the cold chain. The second day will be devoted to the air-conditioning (AC) sector, and the importance of the integration of ozone and climate issues that enable effective MP implementation while complementing and enhancing sector development priorities.

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DAY 1 – Monday, December 5th, 2016

08:15 Registration and BreakfastSession 1: Setting the Scene The session provides an update on recent international discussions and market developments related to HCFC and their alternatives. Moderator: Ms. Karin Shepardson, Program Manager, GCCIA, the World Bank

09:00 Introductions Relevance of the MP agenda in contributing to the World Bank twin objectives, James Close,

Director, Climate Change Group, WB

09:30

Outcome of Kigali MOP – Control of HFCs under the Montreal Protocol, Karin Shepardson, Program Manager, GCCIA, WB

Overview of usage of HFCs in major industry and implications/opportunities to integrate triple win agenda in World Bank operations, Johannes Heister, Sr. Environmental Specialist, WB

Impacts of control on HFCs and country compliance scenario: Case studies in Indonesia, and Thailand, Thanavat Junchaya, Sr. Environmental Specialist, WB

11:00 Coffee BreakSession 2: HFC Phase-down and Global DevelopmentsThis session aims to provide the global trends in HCFC phase-out and growth in HFCs, as well as various private and public sector initiatives to promote HFC phase down.Moderator: Chris Warner, Sr. Environmental Specialist, GCCIA, WB

11:15

HFC supply and demand, Erik Pedersen, Consultant Development and marketing of fourth generation alternatives, Helen Walter-Terrinoni,

The Alliance Intellectual property rights of alternatives to ozone depleting substances, HFOs, Viraj

Vithoontien, Lead Environment Specialist, WB12:45 LunchSession 3: Reducing the cold chain’s climate and ozone impact: country case studies under Canada’s mainstreaming support More than a third of the food that is produced never reaches a table mainly due to spoilage during transit. Food waste is greatly reduced through temperature-controlled supply chains, i.e. "cold chains.” This session looks at the cold chain in the context of the World Bank Group agriculture and fisheries portfolio and opportunities to integrate the triple win agenda.Moderator: Jigar Shah, Principle Industry Specialist, International Finance Corporation (IFC)

13:30

Understanding the cold chain: equipment, common refrigerants and alternative technologies, Ray Gluckman, Gluckman Consulting

Developments in the introduction of low-GWP alternatives in the cold chain in China, Madame Guo Changyun, MEPFECO, China

Reducing the climate impact of the cold chain: Case studies in Indonesia and Vietnam, Mary-Ellen Foley, MP Coordination, WB

15:30 Coffee Break

16:00

Climate Smart Agriculture and screening for mitigation opportunities, Tobias Baedeker, Agricultural Economist, WB

The cold chain for agricultural products, Nina Zegger, Global Climate Business, IFC Demonstration of the new climate benefits tool for assessing refrigeration and AC refrigerant

technologies, Ray Gluckman, Gluckman Consulting17:00 Wrap up session

DAY 2 – Tuesday, December 6th, 2016

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08:30 BreakfastSession 4: Potential for climate friendly cooling – challenges and opportunitiesThe session will discuss the financing needs and provide examples of practical solutions, business models and mechanisms for financing energy efficient cooling systems. The session will also look at the World Bank programs and initiatives on energy efficiency and the interface with the agenda of climate friendly refrigerants Moderator: Janina Franco, Sr. Energy Specialist, the World Bank

09:00

Bridging the EE Financing Gap- Global Experiences with Emerging instruments for DSEE investments, Luiz Maurer, Principal Industry Specialist, WB

Green building initiatives and EDGE program, Ommid Saberi, Sr. Industry Specialist, IFC

Determining opportunities for district cooling: case studies, Samira El Khamlichi, Sr. Energy Specialist, WB

ESMAP Building initiatives, Martina Bosi, Sr. Energy Specialist, ESMAP, WB10:30 Coffee-BreakSession 5: Technology update on low-GWP alternatives to HCFCs and HFCsThe Bank’s Montreal Protocol technical experts will provide a report on the latest developments in technologies replacing ozone depleting and high-GWP substances across sectors. Moderator: Thanavat Junchaya, Sr. Environmental Specialist, the World Bank

10:45

Recent developments on low-GWP alternatives for refrigerants, Piotr Domanski, OORG expert

Low-GWP and energy efficient technologies for refrigeration and air-conditioning, Radhey Agarwal, OORG expert

New refrigerant technologies in mobile air-conditioning, James Baker, OORG expert Recent developments of low-GWP alternatives for foam, Miguel Quintero, OORG expert Low-GWP alternatives for fire protection, Erik Pedersen, Consultant

12:30 LunchSession 6: Opportunities for managing electricity demand through energy efficient cooling

equipmentThe air conditioners market penetration continues to rise sharply, resulting in a projected rapid increase in residential and commercial electricity consumption in many developing countries in the future. This session will provide an opportunity to share experiences from countries on the demand side energy efficiency (DSEE) and discuss impacts from transitioning to high energy performance AC systems.Moderator: Laurent Granier, Sr. Environmental Specialist, the World Bank

13:30

The Multiple Benefits and Global Progress from Energy Efficiency in Cooling, Brian Dean, Energy Efficiency in Buildings Lead, International Energy Agency

World Bank perspectives on energy demand and supply in emerging economies, and Evolution of Utility DSM portfolio, Ashok Sarkar, Sr. Energy Specialist, WB

Super-efficient Equipment and Appliance Development (SEAD), Nihar Shah, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Smart building technology, Travis Horton, Purdue University

15:15 Coffee BreakSession 7: Opportunities for managing electricity demand through energy efficient cooling

equipment (cont.)Moderator: Gevorg Sargsyan, Global Lead for Clean Energy, the World Bank

15:30

Potential benefits for Market Transformation to Inverter A/C, Viraj Vithoontien, Lead Environmental Specialist, WB

Experiences and lessons learned under the Philippines Chiller Energy Efficiency Project, Gerry Parco, Sr. Environmental Specialist, WB

Current and emerging cooling technologies : insights from technology providers: Mike Thompson, Global Leader of Refrigerant Strategy, Trane Mark Stanga, Daikin

17:30 Wrap up sessionRECEPTION (18:00-19:00)

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