9.30-9.40
Welcome
Soeren Voehtz, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
9.40-10.05
The Legal Perspective: The Euratom Treaty and the new Constitution
Dr. Dörte Fouquet, Attorney, European Renewables Energies Association
10.05-10.30
The role of Euratom in European Energy Policies
Nina Commeau-Yannoussis, Head of Unit of Energy Policy and Security of Supply, European Commission Directorate-General for Energy and Transport
10.30-11.00
First keynote speech: Euratom Treaty Reform and Prospects for a Euratom Revision Conference
Peter Brazel, Irish Department of the Environment, Heritage & Local Government
11.00-11.15
Break
11.15-11.40
Prospects for Cooperation on Euratom Reform between Non-nuclear and Nuclear Phase-out Countries in the EU
Andreas Molin, the Austrian Environment Ministry
11.40-12.30
Debate: “What Future for the Euratom Treaty?”
Andreas Molin, the Austrian Environment Ministry, debates with Nina Commeau-Yannoussis, Head of Unit of Energy Policy and Security of Supply, European Commission
Debate chair: Dominique Voynet, French Senate member and former Minister of the Environment.
12.30-13.30
Lunch
13.30-13.55
Status and Trends of the World Nuclear Industry
Mycle Schneider, International Consultant on Energy and Nuclear Policy, Paris
13.55-14.20
Nuclear Power as a Solution to the Climate Problem
Yves Marignac, Director, WISE-Paris
14.20.14.45
The Potential of Renewables Worldwide and in Europe
Bent Soerensen, Professor of Physics, Roskilde University
14.45-15.10
Towards CO2 Reduction without Nuclear Power in the Nordic Countries
Tarjei Haaland, Climate and Energy Coordinator, Greenpeace Denmark
15.10-15.40
Second keynote speech: A level Playing Field for Power in the EU
Christian Kjaer, Policy Director, European Wind Energy Association
15.40-16.00
Coffee break
16.00-17.00
Debate: “Barriers to and Solutions for a level Playing Field in European Energy Policy”
Dr. Bertrand Barré, President of the European Nuclear Society, Rebecca Harms, MEP, The Greens/European Free Alliance and Mycle Schneider, International Consultant on Energy and Nuclear Policy.
Debate moderator: Stephen Tarlton, Editor of Nuclear Engineering International.
17.00-17.25
Euratom’s economic Importance for Nuclear Power in Europe
Antony Froggatt, Independent Energy and Environment Consultant
17.25-17.50
Nuclear Renaissance, TVO and the support issue
Dr. Dörte Fouquet, Attorney, European Renewables Energies Association
17.50-18.00
Conclusions and closing
Dominique Voynet, French Senate member and former Minister of the Environment
Chairs: Dr. Lutz Mez, Environmental Policy Research Centre, Berlin, for the morning programme and Anne Grete Holmsgaard, MP and Energy and Climate Spokesperson for the Socialist People's Party and Vice Chairperson of the Danish Parliament’s Energy Policy Committee for the afternoon programme.