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Understanding Business Opportunities in

Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Projects

in Indonesia

July 14, 2008, Venue : Wisma Bakrie 2, Penthouse Room, Jakarta

Workshop & Networking Event, organized by TUV Rheinland and DEG

Keynote Speaker:

Dr. Agus Sari

Regional Director of Southeast Asia and Country Director of Indonesia

EcoSecurities

He also sits on the Executive Committee of the company. Prior to joining EcoSecurities, he was Executive Director of Pelangi, a prominent environmental think tank based in Jakarta, Indone-sia. He sits on various scientific and business committees, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as Lead Author in Working Groups II (Adaptation) and III Miti-gation). He has followed the climate change issue since late 1980s, and, since 1997, has been a part of the Indonesian delegation to climate change negotiations as an advisor.

For COP13/MOP3 in Bali, Indonesia, for which the Indonesian Minister of Environment will serve as the President, he will serve as an advisor to the Presidency. He teaches Environmental Science at the Indonesia Institute of Tech-nology, and Carbon Politics at the Bren School of Environment at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He holds a graduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Other leading experts share their knowledge and experience, including :

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Dr. Dieter Brulez, Coordinator in the Priority Area Climate Change, GTZ.

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Volker Schwab, Investment Manager Special Programs Asia, DEG.

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Karsten Fuelster, Senior Investment Officer, IFC World Bank Group.

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Farida Zaituna, Representative South East Asia, KfW Carbon Fund.

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Robert C Y Cheong, SEA Regional Coordinator CDM, TUV Rheinland.

Why Carbon Trading? Why investing in CDM Projects?

Carbon emissions trading reached a total value of USD 60 billion worldwide in 2007, up 80% from 2006. Asia has rapidly growing carbon emissions trading potential and is a major selling region for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) with more than 80% of global market share. The region of Southeast Asia ranks third highest in greenhouse gas emissions among developing countries.

CDM is a mechanism based on the provision of Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol. It is a scheme for greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction between developed countries which are committed to certain GHG emissions reduction targets in the Kyoto Protocol and developing countries which do not have any commitments to reduce GHG emission.

The main purpose of the CDM is to assist to accomplish the GHG reduction targets of developed countries under the Kyoto Protocol, as well as to contribute to sustainable development of the developing countries, the Host Coun-tries. Under the CDM scheme, developed countries implement consulting, validation, and verification of reduction of green house gas emission with in the territories of the Host Countries. Developed countries parties are able to ac-quire all or parts of the credits (Certified emission reduction): CERs which result from the project and which can be traded at the Carbon Markets.

Introduction to CDM and the Carbon Market.

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Decision makers including CEOs, CFOs, Senior Managers and Specialist Officers in charge of emissions and environment initiatives in Finance,

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Energy and Manufacturing companies that are considering investing in CDM projects.

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Government and Municipalities representatives.

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Financers

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Lawyers

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Business consultants

Who must attend this Workshop?

What are your benefits from participating in this Seminar?

10:30h Coffee Break

Programme:

08:00h Registration 08:30h Welcoming speech

Muhammad Asana, President Director PT TUV International Indonesia 08:40h German initiatives to stop climate change

Jan Roennfeld, Director EKONID

09:00h Supporting Indonesia’s shift to a low carbon economy

Dr. Dieter Brulez, coordinator in the Priority Area Climate change, GTZ 09:30h Session 1: The CDM Framework

Robert C Y Cheong, Regional Coordinator CDM, TUV Rheinland

Kyoto protocol

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Kyoto flexibility instrument and current developments

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What role will CDM play in the emissions reductions Post-Kyoto after 2012?

10:15h Carbon Emission Trading and Clean Energy Production Karsten Fuelster, Senior Investment Officer, IFC World Bank Group

10:45h Session 2: Understanding CDM project opportunities in Indonesia Dr. Agus Sari, Regional Director South East Asia, EcoSecurities

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What is the scope of the CDM project development ?

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The CDM project cycle and approval process

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Procedures, requirements and illegal issues for getting CDM projects approved

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How can companies from different sectors engage in the market ?

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How can CDM improve economic development and help to secure energy supply?

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Projects with highest potential 12:00h Lunch and Networking

PT TUV International

Indonesia

Menara Karya 10th Floor Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Block X-5 Kav. 1-2 Jakarta 12950

Phone: 579-44-579 Fax: 579-44-575

E-mail: marketing@idn.tuv.com

13:15h Session 3: Project Financing Options

Financing CDM Projects, Supporting CDM Project Development:

Volker Schwab, Investment Manager DEG Beijing Office

Core Requirements for financing CDM Projects

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Instruments to finance CDM Projects

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Managing the CDM Process

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Financing the CDM Project Development

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Excursion: Why is China dominating the CDM market?

Project financing through off-take agreements for carbon credits

Farida Zaituni, Representative South East Asia, KfW Carbon Fund.

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Sale of carbon credits: Additional cash-flow for CDM projects\

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Pricing structures for purchase agreements

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Potential for the Post-2012 period Financing of preparatory measures 14:45h Coffee Break

15:15h Session 4: The CDM project experience-validation and verification Dr. Agus Sari, Regional Director South East Asia, EcoSecurities, Robert C Y Cheong, Regional Coordinator CDM, TUV Rheinland.

The different building blocks for a successful CDM project

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Removing the bottlenecks in the approval process

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What do validators look out for in the validation and verification process ?

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Project opportunities of the different sectors (Public/private)

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Managing the risk and what needs to be considered in the Project Management and Implementation

17:15h Panel Discussion-All participants

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EKONID members and TUV Rheinland Customers pay 400.000 IDR per participant. + 10% Tax

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