Plenary sessions 2016

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Opening Plenary Session:
Energy efficiency in national buildings policy: only the EU makes it work?

Moderator: Julian Popov, Ex-minister of Environment in Bulgarian government, ECF fellow

ROOM: Poseidon

sefcovicKEYNOTE – TRANSCRIPT OF SPEECH AVAILABLE HERE

Energy Union: finding common grounds between national and European interests

Maroš Šefčovič (confirmed via teleconference)Vicepresident for Energy Union

European Commission

pavlovaKEYNOTE

Energy Efficiency and Bulgarian Buildings Policy

Lilyana Pavlova (confirmed)

Minister of Regional Development

Government of Bulgaria

 hodsonKEYNOTE

2016 energy efficiency policy review: The good, the bad, and the revisions

Fiona Kinsman (confirmed)

Legal Officer, Unit Energy Efficiency & Intelligent Energy

DG Energy, European Commission

 Panelist

Ondrej Sramek (confirmed)

Public Affairs Director, Central and Eastern Europe

Knauf Insulation

 Panelist

Ulrich Bang (confirmed)

Director, Global Public Affairs & Corporate Responsibility

VELUX Group

 Panelist

Vladimir Sochor (confirmed)

Ministry of Industry and Trade

Czech Republic

Second plenary session:
Multiple benefits: How energy efficiency serves other societal needs

Moderator: Petr Holub, Chance for Buildings, Czech Republic

ROOM: Poseidon

KEYNOTE

Framing multiple benefits: What do we mean by them?

Samuel Thomas (confirmed)

Senior Programme Manager, Energy Efficiency Division

International Energy Agency

KEYNOTE

Energy Efficiency projects of Sofia Municipality and their benefits

Maria Boyadzhiyska (confirmed)

Deputy Mayor for Ecology and Environment

City of Sofia

 KEYNOTE

Regional development and social aspects of building renovation

Charlina Vitcheva (confirmed)

Director, Smart and Sustainable Growth and Southern Europe

Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy, European Commission

 verhaarPanelist

Harry Verhaar (confirmed) 

Head of Global Public & Government Affairs

Philips Lighting 

 Panelist

Debbie Weyl (confirmed)

Manager, Building Efficiency Initiative

World Resources Institute

 Panelist

Marek Zaborowski (confirmed)

Vice President

Institute of Environmental Economics, Krakow