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ENERGY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW POLICY TRACK Tho Bernini (France) Jonas Bickmann (Germany) James Forsey (UK) Carla-Anide Guillaume (Canada) Sherpa: Shikoh Hirabayashi (Japan) Shahrukh Khan Magdalena Jacyna (EU) Sergio Nova (Italy) Dai Wei


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ENERGY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW POLICY TRACK

Théo Bernini (France) Jonas Bickmann (Germany) James Forsey (UK) Carla-Anide Guillaume (Canada) Shikoh Hirabayashi (Japan) Magdalena Jacyna (EU) Sergio Nova (Italy) Dai Wei "Diane" Tsang (USA)

Sherpa: Shahrukh Khan

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ENERGY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW

DEFINING THE TRACK

  • What do we mean by ‘Energy’
  • Energy Sources; renewables and

non-renewables

  • Energy Distribution and Security
  • Energy Usage
  • Climate Change
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DEFINING THE TRACK

  • Defining our context
  • 2016 Paris Agreement; UN Sustainable

Development Goals

  • 2019 as the year of climate awareness
  • Today; COVID-19

sensitivity

  • Energy as a tool to

re-start the economy and save the environment

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NEGOTIATION PROCESS

  • Pre-negotiation: Consulting the youth to

define concepts and discuss our common goals

  • Country presentations: Discussing survey
  • utcomes, consultations and research
  • Consensus: Agreeing on priorities,

common themes and policies

  • Vote: Agreeing on the final format,

content and wording of the Energy communique

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ONE CALL AND FOUR PILLARS

We, the delegates of the Y7, urge the leaders of the G7, to achieve an energy transition that will build a sustainable future for our generation and the generations to come.

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  • I. Strongly reaffirm commitments for

climate change

  • II. Prioritize green energy in COVID-19

economic responses

  • III. Invest in the energy of the future
  • IV. Secure energy availability, accessibility

and affordability for all

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  • I. REAFFIRM COMMITMENTS FOR

CLIMATE CHANGE

  • Reaffirm obligations publicly to the targets set

forth in the Paris Agreements

  • Enhance the Nationally Determined Contribution
  • Accelerate the decarbonization of the global

energy system

  • Enforce public sharing of environmental

performance against Paris Targets

  • Pursue UN SDGs with a particular focus on Goal 7
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  • II. PRIORITIZE GREEN ENERGY IN

COVID-19 ECONOMICS RESPONSES

  • Commit to a green recovery stimulus package

for inclusive economic growth whilst accelerating the green economy

  • Set carbon pricing to place a minimum cost
  • n corporate CO2 emissions
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  • II. PRIORITIZE GREEN ENERGY IN

COVID-19 ECONOMICS RESPONSES

  • Define a roadmap to phase out fossil fuel

subsidies and reinvestment of revenue gain

  • Invest in energy efficiency in the building and

infrastructure sectors

  • Make training schemes available for all

employees in the traditional energy sector

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  • II. PRIORITIZE GREEN ENERGY IN

COVID-19 ECONOMICS RESPONSES

  • Design tailored financial and fiscal solutions for

enterprises contingent on long term commitments to energy transition and lowering environmental impacts.

  • Shift government procurement standards

towards sustainable energy sources purchase

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  • III. INVEST IN THE ENERGY

OF THE FUTURE

  • Support the development and implementation of

innovative decarbonization technologies with a wide reach.

  • Commit to low carbon transportation.
  • Support strategic blended finance schemes and

public-private partnerships for emerging solutions.

  • Reinforce the assessment of energy plants in

their lifecycle to minimize environmental damage.

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  • III. INVEST IN THE ENERGY

OF THE FUTURE

  • Enhance circular generation methodologies.
  • Explore nuclear fusion as a potentially safe,

sustainable, non-carbon emitting and virtually limitless form of energy.

  • Support higher education and practical training for

the youth by encouraging their collaboration with the clean energy sector, and by establishing relevant certificate programs.

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  • IV. SECURE ENERGY

AVAILABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND AFFORDABILITY FOR ALL

  • Encourage development of low-carbon energy

by reforming intellectual property rights

  • Endorse a diversified energy mix and supply

chain of raw materials

  • Fortify the security and digital resilience of

electrical grids

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  • IV. SECURE ENERGY

AVAILABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND AFFORDABILITY FOR ALL

  • Achieve local, sustainable energy

communities through empowering them to deliver energy infrastructures

  • Increase demand responsiveness to the

wholesale price of energy to enhance responsible consumption

  • Create financial and fiscal incentives to

encourage households to incorporate green self-generation systems

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CONCLUSION

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QUESTIONS?