It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the ATMOsphere Network Paris Meeting focusing on natural refrigerants on Thursday 17 July 2014, organised on the margins of the 34th Open-Ended Working Group of the Montreal Protocol (OEWG). A light lunch will be offered prior to the meeting at 13:00.
ATMOsphere Network Paris: Natural Refrigerants for Developed and Developing CountriesTime and Date: 13:00-15:00 on Thursday 17 July
Location: Main UNESCO Building, Paris - View map
Room: Salle IV
About ATMOsphere Network Paris
The ATMOsphere Network Paris aims to inform international climate negotiators about the availability, efficiency and safety of natural refrigerant solutions in developed and developing countries. The event will feature a panel discussion providing an industry and policy perspective on market trends and policy updates, as well as real-life examples of technologies using natural refrigerants (CO2, NH3, hydrocarbons, air and water). It will also include an update on the conversion of a production line for residential AC to hydrocarbons in China by a representative of Chinese Foreign Economic Cooperation Office (FECO).
For more information please visit the ATMOsphere Network Paris event website www.ATMO.org/Paris2014
Preliminary programme
- Welcome and introduction by shecco
- Chair: Sidi Menad Si Ahmed, Former Director of the Montreal Protocol Branch, UNIDO
- Zhong Zhifeng, Deputy Division III Chief, FECO/MEP
- Klára Skačanová, Senior Analyst, shecco
- Darren Lacroix, International Sales Director, Advansor
- Eric Delforge, Corporate Business & Policy Officer, Mayekawa Europe
- Guillaume Grolier, General Manager, AHT Cooling Systems France
- Q&A from audience
About OEWG
The ATMOsphere Network Paris is a side event to the meeting of the Open-Ended Working of the Montreal Protocol (OEWG), a global climate negotiation meeting organised regularly as part of the Montreal Protocol framework. The OEWG gathers around 400 participants from approximately 200 countries, as well as representatives from various UN agencies and interested industry and non-industry governmental representatives.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@ATMO.org.
