16.03.2012: Innovative Green Growth: Can It Deliver? How Do We Drive It?

The seminar brought together business, government, academics and the financial community to assess potentials and study the drivers of green growth.

The vision of an innovative low-carbon economy has been gaining traction in politics, business and civil society. There are great hopes that it can save the climate at the same time as boosting sluggish economies.

But how to achieve the green transformation? And can the green economy truly deliver jobs and CO2 reduction? The seminar brings together business, government, academics and civil society to make a realistic assessment of potentials and study the drivers.

Videos from the event are now available: 

(for program click here, or see below the videos)

Video 1: 

Welcome, by professor Knut Sogner

Innovative Green Growth - the business case, by Per Sandberg, Accenture/formerly WBCSD

Green Growth Assessed, by Nick Robins, Head of the Climate Change Centre, HSBC Bank


 

Video 2:

The Anatomy of Green Transition in Electricity and Automotives, by Atle Midttun, Professor at BI Norwegian Business School and Jan-Olaf Willums, Chairman of Inspire Invest and Senior Research Associate at BI Norwegian Business School

The Global Economy of Green Growth, by Tomas Kåberger, Executive Board Chair, Japan Renewable Energy Foundation

 

 

Video 3:

Green Economy in the Global Future, by Jørgen Randers, Professor at BI Norwegian Business School

Green Growth in a Petroleum Economy – Norwegian Options, by Ole Jakob Sørdalen, Sector Head, Energy and Environment - Innovation Norway

From Climate Austerity to Green Growth – The Role of the Media in Climate Engagement, by Elin Staurem, CERES21 Research Co-ordinator


Video 4: 

Can Innovative Green Growth Deliver Jobs, Development and Prosperity and Help Solve the European Economic Crisis? - Panel discussion among the speakers & audience

 


Programme:

 

Chair:  Paddy Coulter, Director, Oxford Global Media and Fellow, Green Templeton College, University of Oxford

 

8.30       Registration and coffee

 

9:00       Welcome

Professor Knut Sogner, Head of Department for Innovation and Economic Organisation, BI Norwegian Business School

 

9:10       Innovative Green Growth, the Business Case

Per Sandberg, Senior Manager at Accenture, former Managing Director of World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

 

9:40       Green Growth Assessed

Nick Robins, Head of the Climate Change Centre, HSBC Bank

 

10:00     The Anatomy of Green Transition in Electricity and Automotives

Atle Midttun, Professor at BI Norwegian Business School and Jan-Olaf Willums, Chairman of Inspire Invest and Senior Research Associate at BI Norwegian Business School

 

10:30     The Global Economy of Green Growth

Tomas Kåberger, Executive Board Chair, Japan Renewable Energy Foundation

 

10:50     Coffee/ Tea Break

 

11:10     Green Economy in the Global Future

Jørgen Randers, Professor at BI Norwegian Business School

 

11:30     Green Growth in a Petroleum Economy – Norwegian Options

Ole Jakob Sørdalen, Sector Head, Energy and Environment - Innovation Norway

 

11:50     From Climate Austerity to Green Growth – The Role of the Media in Climate Engagement

Elin Staurem, CERES21 Research Co-ordinator

 

12:10     Can Innovative Green Growth Deliver Jobs, Development and Prosperity and Help Solve the European Economic Crisis?

Panel discussion among the speakers & audience

 

13:15 Lunch

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