3rd (IECC) Berlin – Schedule of Events

3rd International Energy And Climate Conference

A detailed schedule of events has been provided Berlin Manhattan Institute, which I’m posting below.  Hat tip to reader Ike.

If you’re in the Berlin area, go drop by. An outstanding line-up of really interesting speeches by leaders in the field of reality-based climate science is being served up.

I just booked the train and hotel, and so I’m attending. I’m looking forward to blogging about this. It’ll be my first time attending such a conference, and so I’ll be a a stranger there. I think it’ll be fun writing about impressions, the overall atmosphere and news in general.

So here’s the schedule (Link to the programme in pdf). Note all presentations, except in concurrent sessions, will be simultaneously interpreted: English-German and German-English.

Friday, December 3, 2010 

1:00 pm
Registration

2:00 pm  
Welcome – Why do we still deal with the climate?
Dr. Holger Thuss European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE)
Wolfgang Müller Berlin Manhattan Institut (BMI)

2:30 pm
Update in climate science – the new NIPCC report – and the validity of climate models
Prof. Dr. S. Fred Singer NIPCC

Panel: Cosmic  rays and climate

3:00 pm
The impact of solar activities and cosmic rays on the world climate
Prof. Henrik Svensmark Centre for Sun-Climate Research des Danish National Space Center

New insights on the solar influence on climate and its implication for understanding climate change
Prof. Dr. Nir Shaviv Racah Institute of Physics – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Which global warming ? A solid earth geophysicist’s politically incorrect look at climate change
Prof. Dr. Vincent Courtillot IPGP Université Paris Diderot

5:15 pm – 5.45 pm 
Break

5:45 pm– 7:00 pm
Panel: Politics and “saving” the climate

“Saving” the climate as an instrument of French geo-strategic politics
Dr. Emmanuel Martin Economist and Editor of UnMondeLibre.org

The green-energy lobby and its politico- economico consequences
Günter Ederer Economic Journalists and film producer

7:00 pm– 8:00 pm
Climate hazard: adaptation is the key
Prof. Dr. Bob Carter Marine Geophysical Laboratory: James Cook University, Queenslandand University of AdelaideSouth Australia

8:00 pm  – 8:45 pm
What does Climategate say about science?
Dr. Terence Kealey,
University of Buckingham

Followed by dinner – Buffet

9:45 pm
Film screening: Climate swindle: How the eco-Mafia is ripping us off:
with contributions from: Lord Christopher Monckton, Dr. Bruno Bandulet, Dr. Wolfgang Thüne, Günter Ederer
Germany 2010, Polar Film + Medien GmbH

Saturday, December 4, 2010

8:30 am – 10:30 am
Panel: CO2 and climate

The role of water in the fate of carbon: implications for the climate system
Prof. Dr. Jan Veizer  
Department of Earth Sciences, University of Ottawa

Human vs. nature – who is the culprit?
Prof. Dr. Ian Plimer Institute of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Adelaide

Climate change between statistics, models and substitute religion
Prof. Dr. Werner Kirstein Institut für Geographie, Universität Leipzig

10:30 am– 11:00 am 
Break

11.00 am– 12.30 pm
Panel: The message from empirical data sets

Persistence in long-term temperature readings show the solar influence on the climate
Prof. em. Dr. Horst-Joachim Lüdecke
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes

The majority of worldwide long-term thermometer data does not show warming!
Prof. em. Dr. Friedrich-Karl Ewert
University of Paderborn

The normalcy of weather variations
Dipl. Meteorologe Klaus-Eckart Puls
Press spokesperson EIKE

12:30 pm– 1:30 pm 
Lunch break

1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Panel: Climate- and Energy Policy – Dream and Reality

“Saving the Climate” & Energy Concept – Does it Fit?
Dipl. Ing. Michael Limburg Vice-President Europäisches Institut für Klima und Energie (EIKE)

The implications of Germany’s new energy concept for Germany’s steel- and basic materials industry
Prof. Dr. Dieter Ameling Former president of the German Steel Federation and former Chairman of the Steel Institut (VDEh)

Fiction and Reality in “Saving the Climate”
Dr. Lutz Peters Entrepreneur and Author of Klima 2055

3:30pm– 4:00 pm
Closing Remarks

4.00 pm  
Reception and End of the Conference

PARALLEL SESSION: Saturday, 4 December, in an additional Room at the Conference Hotel (Maritim pro Arte Hotel)

The presentations of the parallel sessions will not be interpreted

Saturday, 4 December 2010

10:30pm– 11:30 pm
The Correlation of variations in solar activity and the climate variations (talk will be in German)
Die Korrelation von Schwankungen der Sonnenaktivität und Klimaveränderungen
Dipl. Phys. Dr. Henrik Borchert Geographischen Institut der Johannes-Gutenberg Universität Mainz

1:30 pm– 3:30 pm
Panel: Conventional Modern Energy
Panel: konventionelle moderne Energie

Is nuclear energy still up to date? Waste storage & Fusion (talk will be in German)
Wie Zeitgemäß ist Kernenergie? Endlagerung & Fusion
Prof. Dr. Alois Haas Ruhr Universität Bochum

Can conventional energy full-fill the demand of the future (talk will be in German)
Die Markt- und Zukunftsfähigkeit konventioneller Energie
Dr. Dietmar Ufer Energiewirtschaftler, Leipzig

3:30 pm
End of the parallel session

8 responses to “3rd (IECC) Berlin – Schedule of Events”

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  2. Günther Vennecke

    There’s an interesting list of speakers above. Almost reads like the who’s who of climate denial crooks.

    Too bad no one ever seems to take any notice of these conferences. If I am informed correctly, this is the third one in a row. Neither the press nor any other media were present last year and the year before. So all the clowns will probably be amongst themselves again.

    1. DirkH

      Günther; you repeatedly denigrate other people. But what’s your qualification, comrade?

  3. Ike

    The geologists seemed to have learned something not to do. And this is: do not exaggerate!

    Quote Birger Löhr in Spiegel online:

    “[…] Nevertheless some scientists use the word “mega-eruption”. Although they would not use this word in public, not to be named and mocked as being disaster preachers.[…]”

    Gleichwohl macht unter Wissenschaftlern das Wort von einer “Mega-Eruption” die Runde. Öffentlich aussprechen möchten sie den Begriff aber nicht, um nicht als Katastrophenprediger verhöhnt zu werden.

    http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/natur/0,1518,727092,00.html

    1. DirkH

      The German journalists have happily picked up the term Mega-Eruption and run with it, using it already for the eruption that happened so far. So when the volcano really blows up completely, they will have to invent Giga-Eruption for that.

      An example:
      http://www.welt.de/vermischtes/weltgeschehen/article10726254/Mega-Eruption-des-Merapi-Fluechtlinge-in-Panik.html

  4. Ike

    Something new about the sun? Well, Georg Feulner from PIK Institute Potsdam wrote something about the sun and her influence on climate. Interesting to read, but somehow I have the feeling he isn´t very convinced about what he writes….

    http://www.wissenslogs.de/wblogs/blog/klimalounge/klimadaten/2010-11-05/sonne-klimawandel-zyklen

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  6. Ike

    MSM is reporting about AGW sceptic Professor Horst-Joachim Lüdecke.

    Nice to read 😉

    http://www.oberpfalznetz.de/owz/2557164-132-kuehl_dank_pudelmuetzen_effekt,1,0.html

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