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European Seminar17-19 November 2009

Saline Royale, Arc et Senans (France)

Overlapping perspectives

on energy efficient territories


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Presentation of the participants

Presentation of the seminars objectives and programmein relation with the memorandum

8.45 9.00

9.00 9.15

Wednesday 18thfrom 8.45 9.30

Introduction

First reactions to the memorandum(principle, form, driving ideas)9.15 9.30


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Wednesday, 18th from 9.30 - 10.45

Session 1

Energy and Territories:

think-tank


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Objectives: To reach toward a shared acceptance of the purpose of

the think-tank, including the importance of

territorial energy issues within the framework of urbansustainability and energy subsidiarity,


Session 1

energy vulnerability (economical, physical, social) ofterritories and their inhabitants,

the intergenerational timeline,

the necessity of simultaneous long, medium and shortterm approaches, and foresight methods.


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9.30 9.50

9.50 10.30

The concept of Energy and Territories and the

foresight perspectiveGrard Magnin (Energie-Cits)

Feedback / Discussion and validation of the purpose of the


Session 1

10.30 10.45

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Wrap-up Report of new items in the memorandum


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Wednesday, 18thfrom 11.15 - 17.15

Session 2

Towards a low ener cit

through governanceand quality of life:

the challenge of the imaginethink-tank


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Session 2

11.15 11.30

11.30 12.30

Introduction of the session and its objectives

How do public and private strategies take intoconsideration the objectives of a low energy city?

er a n es ou s nves ga ons

Key-players panel:

Bernard Saint-Andr (Veolia)

Claudia Carta (Philips) Hans van der Logt (City of Heerlen) Blaise Desbordes (Caisse des Dpts et Consignations) Gilles Berhault (ACIDD) Matthias Sinn (City of Mnchen)

Marie-Guite Dufay (Conseil Rgional Franche Comt)


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Session 2

Objectives To explore and share

ways to reconcile territories including the public andprivate sectors as well as citizens) with their energy supply,via crossing key-players long term visions and strategies,

points of divergence and convergence, as well as anyclarification needed, and

ways to relate this to the concept of governance, througha transversal approach reaching well beyond thetechnological aspects


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14.00 14.15

14.15 15.30

Questions linked to the low energy city concept. Ideas

and inputs for the discussion

How to accommodate sectoral interests within the


Session 2

perspec ve o e ow energy c y

Beyond sectoral logics within various fields.Workshops led by experts inputs

Renewables (Paul-Marie Guinchard, ADEME) Social housing (Claire Roumet, Cecodhas) Mobility (Bernhard Ensink, ECF) Energy production (Sabine Froning , Euroheat and Power) Financing (Jean-Claude Banon, Veolia)


10/17

16.00 16.30

16.30 17.00

Key points of the discussions

Reporting of the workshops results

Comments based on the observation of the workshop byPierre Laconte (ISOCARP)


Session 2

17.00 17.15 Wrap-up Report of new items in the memorandum


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Wednesday, 18thfrom 18.00 21.00

18.00 19.00

Visit of the Royal Saltworks

19.00 21.00 Cocktail and buffet


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Thursday , 19thfrom 8.30 - 10.15

Session 3

Feedin the ublic and rivate

decisions-making centres:the objectives of the imagine

think-tank


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Objectives To discuss the question of how the IMAGINE

reflections can feed all levels of decision making(public and private).

Thursday 19thfrom 8.30 10.15

Session 3


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8.30 9.15 The multilevel / multisector integration of the relationship

between energy and territorial development

Gerard Magnin (Energie-Cits) Sbastien Maujean (French Ministry for Ecology, Energy,


Session 3

9.15 9.45

9.45 10.00

10.00 10.15

Roland Gustbe (City of Vxj) Maxime Bureau (General Electric)

Discussion with the participants

Comments by Kristine Kern (Wageningen University)

Wrap-up - Report of new items in the memorandum


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Thursday , 19thfrom 10.45 12.15

Session 4

A networkin think-tank:

organisation and commitment


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Objectives To work on the organisation of the IMAGINE think-tank, and more precisely, on ways to

set up a multidisciplinary and multi-player network


Session 4

allowing the integration of the contribution and thediversity of the participants,

carry out the different aspects of this organisation,

and to have an overview on the level of commitmenteach participant is ready to engage in.


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10.45 12.00 Engagement in the IMAGINE think-tank

Group evaluation of the level of engagement in: commitment towards the think-tank objectives


Session 4

12.00 - 12.15

the production of analysis material the foresight perspective the financing of the think-tank activities

Conclusion - Grard Magnin (Energie-Cits)

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