2022年11月15日舉辦之【Euro-Asia Forum on Energy, Environment and Climate Law】(視訊會議),開放報名中。

Euro-Asia Forum on Energy, Environment and Climate Law

Date:November 15, 2022  

Time:10:00-14:25  (GMT+2 Egypt) ; 16:00-20:30  (GMT+8 Taipei / Sinapore)  ;  9:00-13:30 (GMT + 1 Brussels)

Language: This event will be held in English.

Organized By    National Tsing Hua University / Sustainability college Bruges

Registration:https://forms.gle/99KCYFtWws3UzrtF9

 

Preface and Theme

In recent years, countries have consciously set increasingly ambitious 2030 carbon reduction targets, specifically after COP26 concluded negotiations on Article 6 rules, putting in motion the 2050 net-zero roadmap for both private and public sectors. However, the Ukraine war presented an unexpected challenge. The shortage of energy supply has led to higher energy costs for livelihood and wreaked havoc across the global economy.

In the face of this challenge, participating parties at COP27 have determined to continue working toward limiting global temperature rise, and consider renewable energy development as a critical and effective solution to the worsening global energy crisis.

Additionally, given the social disturbance caused by high energy costs, the new climate policy should include the transitional Justice in the corresponding legal framework alignment as well.

The main purpose of the Euro-Asia Forum on Energy, Environment, and Climate Law is to comprehensively analyze key climate change issues from both political and academic points of view. The conclusion of this seminar will provide policy recommendations for future discussion.

 

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10:00  Registration    

10:30  Opening Remarks & Welcome Address

           Chair:

Chien-Te Fan 范建得教授, Professor of Law, ILST, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan    

Kurt Deketelaere, Secretary-General of the League of European Research Universities, Full Professor of Law - University of Leuven, Chair - Sustainability College Bruges, Visiting Professor of Law - University of Helsinki 

Hung-Teh Tsai 蔡副署長鴻德 Deputy Minister, Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, R.O.C.(Taiwan)

James Wang, 王所長漢英博士, Vice President and General Director, Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories, ITRI 

10:50  Keynote Speeches

Kurt Deketelaere, Secretary-General of the League of European Research Universities, Full Professor of Law - University of Leuven, Chair - Sustainability College Bruges, Visiting Professor of Law - University of Helsinki 

Energy Prices/Crises in Europe - Consequences for climate change policy and law

Lin-Yi Tsai(蔡玲儀, Director, Office of Climate Change, Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan, R.O.C.(Taiwan)

Taiwan’s 2050 Net Zero Pathway & Legal Infrastructure Development

Panel I:  The Impacts of Energy Prices/Crises in Net Zero Pathway Design – An Asian Perspective 

 Chair:  

Maciej M. Sokołowski, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration - University of Warsaw (Poland), Guest Professor (Global) at Keio University Law School

 Panelists:

Koh Moon Hyun, Professor, Soongsil University, College of Law, Seoul, Korea

Importance of CCUS as an implementation of ESG and draft law on CCUS in Korea

Linda Yanti SulistiawatiSenior Research Fellow, Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law, National University of Singapore, Faculty of Law, and A/Prof, Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia 

Indonesia NDC's Dilemma towards Net Zero

Shi-Ming Chung (鍾詩明), Senior researcher, Green Energy and Env. Research Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan, ROC

A post Ukraine war Scenario simulation of Taiwan's 2050 net-zero path 

Chen-An Lien (連振安), Engineer, Green Energy and Env. Research Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan

Legal Justification of Taiwan NDC—could Ukraine war be taken into account 

Je-Liang Liu (劉哲良), Researcher, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research 

Impact assessment for Taiwan’s climate action—how to include the effect of Ukraine war as a factor

 

Lunch Break

 

Panel II: The Impacts of Energy Prices/Crises in Net Zero Pathway Design – An European Perspective

Chair:  

Makuch, Dr. Zen A, Reader in Law, Centre for Environmental Policy, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Imperial College, UK

Panelists:

Catherine Banet, Professor (Ph.D), Vice Dean International Relations, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, Head of the Energy and Resources Law Department, University of Oslo

Reform agenda for EU electricity market design regulation: targeting long-term reforms in net zero energy systems

Maciej M. Sokołowski, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration - University of Warsaw (Poland), Guest Professor (Global) at Keio University Law School.

Saving Europe through energy savings: energy efficiency at the crisis front line

Stefano Fanetti, Research Associate in Private Comparative Law - University of Insubria, Como (Italy)

Local resistance to renewable energy projects: instruments to prevent and manage the oppositions

 

Panel III: Climate Change Legal Issues Raised in Novel Ways & the Legal Practices 

Chair:

Chien-Te Fan(范建得), Professor of Law, ILST, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

Panelists:

Yelena M. Gordeeva, Assistant Professor, Law Institute - Vyatka State University (Russia)

Russia's 2050 Net Zero Pathway and Legal Infrastructure Development

Ming-Chi Gao(高銘志), Professor of Law, ILST, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, ROC

Challenges for Taiwan High-tech Industry to Meet the Net Zero and Zero Supply Chain: Potential way-out of the impasse

Ren-Chuan Kao(高仁川), Assistant Professor of Environmental and Energy Law, Department of Law - National Taipei University, Taiwan

An Analysis of the Inflation Reduction Act’s Effects on Climate Change Policy —from the Perspective of East Asia 

Wen-Hsiang Kung(宮文祥), Associate Professor of Environmental Law, Soochow University, Taiwan

From Climate Change to Energy Transition: A Brief Review o Relevant Issues in Taiwan

 

Floor Discussion & Closing

 

Registration

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Contact Address

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