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Innovation for Cool Earth Forum
Prof. Dr. Georg ErdmannChair “Energy Systems”, TU BerlinICEF Steering Committee Member
Slide2What’s ICEF?2
The Innovation for Cool Earth Forum (ICEF) was launched in 2014 by the Japanese Prime
Minister Shinzo
Abe
Concept: Technological, financial, and societal innovations that may help achieving the goal of
“Net Zero Anthropogenic CO
2 Emissions”
Hosts of ICEF
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development
Organization (
NEDO)
Slide3What’s ICEF? (2)3
Products & Services
Annual international meeting in Tokyo
Annual ICEF Statement
ICEF Technology Roadmaps
ICEF Top 10 Innovations
ICEF
Steering Committee
Website with blog
//www.icef-forum.org
Slide44th Annual International Meeting 2017
4
October 3-5, 2017
in Tokyo
1,000 experts from ~80 countries expected
Overall Theme 2017: Deepening the concept of
“Net Zero Anthropogenic CO2 Emissions” by technological, financial, and societal innovations
Some Issues of Plenary Sessions
Innovation possibilities and frontiers
Global leader’s perspective
Transformation pathways
Next steps
Slide5Proposed Concurrent Sessions for 2017
5
Themes under Discussion
Social system innovation
Controlling energy demand and supply
Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
Grid operation
Nuclear energy
Energy storage
Biofuels
CO2 utilization
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Materials for Net Zero CO
2
Emissions
Business action to tackle climate change
Technology innovation and diffusion
Indigenous and local knowledge / empowerment
Slide6ICEF Roadmap Projects6
Aims
Sharing visions and facilitating discussions for the development and dissemination of innovative low carbon
technologies
Distributed Solar Storage (2015)
Team of David
Sandalow
, Columbia University
CO2 Utilization (2016
)
Team of David
Sandalow
,
Columbia University
Zero Energy Buildings (2016)
Dr
. Atsushi Kurosawa, IAE
Japan
Energy Storage (2017
)
Dr. Atsushi Kurosawa, IAE
Japan
Slide7Example: ICEF Roadmap CO
2 Utilization
7
Challenge
Commercialization
potential of carbon dioxide utilization (
CO2U
)
technologies
The study
www.icef-forum.org/annual_2016/outcomes/index.html
Current
state of CO2U
technologies
~180
global technology
developers
Significant
progress
in
the past five years (2011-16
)
Momentum
is favorable for four major markets – building materials, chemical intermediates, fuels and
polymers
8 promising product categories,
based on
technological
maturity
,
market promise
, and
potential impact
on
CO
2
mitigation
Slide8ICEF Top 10 Innovations8
Aims
Create public awareness regarding innovations
to counter global warming
Four (five) categories
R&D, pilot & startups, commercialization, policy, society & standards
Iterative selection process
~150 candidates selected by ICEF secretariat
~25 candidates selected by WG
10 innovations selected by participants
Results presented during the ICEF closing session
Posted at ICEF website
Slide9ICEF Top 10 Innovations 20159
Category
No
Title
R&D
1
French-German partnership achieves 46% PV conversion efficiency in the lab
2
Researchers develop high-performance ionic-liquid-based membranes to capture CO2
Pilot & Start-up
1
CETO 5 Wave Energy Farm commences operations in Australia
2
World's largest Superconducting Flywheel Energy Storage System test machine is developed
Commercia-lization
1
Toyota launched first commercial FCV, MIRAI
2
Hybrid power plant with 600 kW of solar power was commissioned in Berlin
3
Mazda releases most fuel efficient diesel car ever,
Demio
4
MHI
Vestas
V164-8.0 MW breaks power production record
Challenging
Researchers at Michigan State University develop transparent solar windows
Policy and Standardization
Europe creates a unified gas and electricity market
Slide10Members of the ICEF Steering Committee
10
Nobuo Tanaka (Chair), Former IEA Executive Director
Sally M. Benson, Stanford University
Georg Erdmann, Berlin University of Technology
Eija-Riitta
Korhola, Consultative Commission on Industrial Change and adviser in EU affairs
Reiko Kuroda, Scientific Advisory of the UN Secretary-General
Hoesung
Lee, Chair of the IPCC
Richard K. Lester, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ajay
Mathur
, Director General, TERI, India
Valli
Moosa
, Former Minister for Environmental Affairs and Tourism, South Africa
Nebojsa
Nakicenovic
,
Deputy CEO of
IIASA
David
Sandalow
, Columbia University
Ismail
Serageldin
, Director, Library of Alexandria, Egypt
Vaclav
Smil
, University of Manitoba, Canada
Laurence
Tubiana
, Sciences Po Paris, France
Kenji
Yamaji
, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)
Itaru
Yasui
, National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE)
Slide11ICEF Website //
www.icef-forum.org
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Slide12Thank You