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Invitation to a Conference on Energy
Intelligence and the Euratom Treaty
on Friday, September 23rd 2005 at 9.30 AM
at the Danish Parliament Building Christiansborg
in the former Upper Chamber "Landstingssalen"
in 1240 Copenhagen K
The conference conveners are
NOAH – Friends of the Earth Denmark, The Danish Ecological Council,
The Danish Organisation for Sustainable Energy, The Danish Society for
Green Technology, The Swedish Anti Nuclear Movement and Friends of the
Earth Europe.
The title of the conference is:
Energy Intelligence for Europe
The Euratom Treaty and Future Energy Options:
Conditions for a Level Playing Field in the Energy Sector
The conference has two main objectives:
- assist in promoting the initiative of an intergovernmental conference
on the Euratom Treaty;
- provide the Danish Government with high quality information and
analysis to adopt a proactive policy on the future of the Euratom
Treaty.
Among the Speakers and Debaters are
- Nina Commeau-Yannoussis, Head of Unit of Energy Policy and
Security of Supply, European Commission Directorate-General for Energy
and Transport
- Peter Brazel, Irish Department of the Environment, Heritage
& Local Government
- Andreas Molin, the Austrian Environment Ministry
- Mycle Schneider, International Consultant on Energy and Nuclear
Policy
- Yves Marignac, Director, WISE-Paris
- Bent Soerensen, Professor of Physics, Roskilde University
- Tarjei Haaland, Climate and Energy Coordinator, Greenpeace
Denmark
- Christian Kjaer, Policy Director, European Wind Energy Association
- Antony Froggatt, Independent Energy and Environment Consultant
- Dr. Dörte Fouquet, Attorney, European Renewables Energies
Association
- Patricia Lorenz, Friends of the Earth Europe campaigner
on nuclear issues
- Rebecca Harms, MEP, The Greens/European Free Alliance
For further information on the Conference and for updates to the
programme, please see the
Conference website
The conference fee is 150 DKK (20 €). For information on registration,
please see the
Conference website
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