External costs workshop Paris

Estimating external costs of electricity production:
Dialogue with industry and NGOs

	Tuesday, 10th May 2005:
9:30 h	Registration
10:00 h	Session I: MAXIMA and ExternE: Background Welcome address Objective of the workshop ExternE method and its history Discussion	Prof. Dr. Rainer Friedrich, University of Stuttgart
11:15 h	Session II: Elements of the Method Health impacts caused by air pollution Monetization of environmental and health externalitites Uncertainty, variability and gaps Discussion	Dr. Ari Rabl, Ecole des Mines de Paris Dr. Brigitte Desaigues, University of Paris I Dr. Ari Rabl, Ecole des Mines de Paris
13:45 h	Session III: Results and stakeholder response up to date Overview of ExternE results and Frequent criticisms of the methodology Structured discussion on ExternE method and results	Prof. Dr. Rainer Friedrich, University of Stuttgart

	Wednesday, 11th May 2005:
9:00 h	Session IV: Internalisation and its difficulties Internalisation of external costs for electricity generation Internalisation and carbon abatement costs Nonmonetised impacts Discussion	Dr. Alberto Longo, University of Bath Bob van der Zwaan, Energy Research Center of the Netherlands (ECN) Robert Gould, HELIO
11:00 h	Session V: Theory to Practice Impacts of global warming and their assessment Cost-benefit analysis for preparing EU directives A view from industry's perspective Some analysis of the CAFE CBA Discussion	Dr. Richard Tol, University of Hamburg Dr. Mike Holland, Econometrics Research and Consulting (EMRC), UK Jean-Charles Galland, EURELECTRIC Lourens Post, CONCAWE
14:00 h	Session VI: Improving ExternE and its application Improving the ExternE methodology: Current plans and potential Structured discussion on improving ExternE method and applying results	Prof. Dr. Rainer Friedrich, University of Stuttgart
16:30 h	Adjourn

Dr. Alberto Longo and Prof. Dr. Anil Markandya, University of Bath