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New forests & reduced deforestation
Forest projects provide signifi cant carbon sinks – an in-depth look at reforestation, afforestation, avoided deforestation and REDD
Andrew Grant, Managing Director, CO2 Australia
James Moulder, Carbon Farming Manager, Tukia, New Zealand
Sara Gipton, CEO, Greenfleet
Nick O'Brien, Director of Resource Management Systems, New Forests
Peter Cosier, Executive Director, Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists
Martijn Wilder, Head of Global Environmental, Baker & McKenzie |
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Sequestration I – Bio CCS: biological sequestration and useof CO2
Using soils and agriculture as a ‘carbon bridge’ to reduce the concentration of atmospheric CO2 at scale and speed. But landscape scale change needs agreement on an international carbon measurement protocol to reduce GHGs – an opportunity for Australia to lead with vision
Ken Bellamy, CEO, Prime Carbon
Leigh Sullivan, Director, Plantstone Technology
Tony Lovell, Director, Soil Carbon Australia
Maya Stuart-Fox, Director, Australian Government Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
Andrew Lawson, CEO, MBD Energy
Darren Baldyga, Team Leader Vic LandCarbon, Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victorian Government |
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Transport II – Biofuels
Ninety eight percent of the energy currently used in the transportation industry still derives from fossil fuels. Biofuels offer the potential to achieve substantial reductions in greenhouse emissions from the transport sector. A range of measures such as mandated targets and tax measures to encourage uptake of biofuels.
Tania Constable, Head of Resources Division, Australian Government
Department of Resources, Energy & Tourism
Heather Brodie, CEO, Biofuels Association of Australia
Mabelle Reyes, Biofuels Manager, Caltex Australia
Richard Marshall, Energy & Environment Director, GM Holden
Paul Pulver, Asset Manager, Ron Finemore Transport
Andrew White, CEO, Biodiesel Producers Limited |
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