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<\/p>\nVictoria, Canada
\n15 September, 2004<\/p>\n
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The workshop focused on forest carbon accounting systems and opportunities to enhance biomass supplies and the use of bioenergy as a climate change mitigation measure. It provided a forum for government, industry and academic\u00a0 representatives to exchange information on:<\/p>\n
On 14 September 2004 a 1-day field study took place where participants had the opportunity to see how to apply\u00a0 carbon measurement techniques to collect the data used for estimating afforestation project level carbon stock changes in Canada.<\/p>\n
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Wednesday, 15 September 2004<\/b><\/p>\n
IEA Bioenergy Task 38 Highlights and Work Plan<\/b> Developing Canada\u2019s National Forest Carbon Monitoring, Accounting and Reporting System<\/b> Designing a System to Track and Report on National Afforestation Projects<\/b> Status of Canada\u2019s Carbon Offset System Policy Development<\/b> Effectiveness of Incentives to Encourage Afforestation in Canada<\/b> NZ Climate Change Afforestation Policy Developments<\/b> The Impact of Soil Carbon Change on Greenhouse Benefits, examined using the Australian National Carbon Accounting System<\/b> Bioenergy Potential and the Role for International Trade<\/b> Greenhouse Gas Balances of Multi-Product and Cascading Systems<\/b> Identifying Environmentally Preferable Uses for Biomass Resources<\/b> Bioenergy Feedstock Opportunities from Mountain Pine Beetle Damaged Timber in British Columbia<\/b> Climate Change Policy, Green Power, and Biomass<\/b> Status of Proposed Canadian Forest Biomass Strategy<\/b> Biomass-Fired Energy Systems for Space Heating<\/b> Development of Standard Tool for Evaluating Greenhouse Gas Balances and Cost-effectiveness of\u00a0 Biomass Energy Technologies<\/b> <\/p>\n
\nBernhard Schlamadinger,Natural Resources Canada \/ Canadian Forest Service<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\nSession 1: Forest Carbon Accounting; Carbon Offset Trading; Afforestation \/\u00a0 Reforestation Policy Directions<\/b><\/h3>\n
\nWerner Kurz,Natural Resources Canada \/ Canadian Forest Service<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
\nThomas White,Natural Resources Canada \/ Canadian Forest Service<\/i>
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\nTony Lempri\u00e8re,Natural Resources Canada \/ Canadian Forest Service<\/i>
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\nRory Gilsenan,University of British Columbia<\/i>
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\nKimberly Robertson,IEA National Team Leader, Force Consulting Ltd, New Zealand<\/i>
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\nAnnette Cowie,State Forests of New South Wales, Australia<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\nSession 2: Forest Industry Biomass Supply and Bioenergy Opportunities<\/b><\/h3>\n
\nAndre Faaij,IEA National Team Leader, Utrecht University, The Netherlands<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
\nVeronika Dornburg,Utrecht University, The Netherlands<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\n
\nMartin Tampier,Envirochem Services Inc., Canada<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
\nBill Wilson,Natural Resources Canada \/ Canadian Forest Service<\/i>
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\nPaul Lansbergen,Forest Products Association of Canada<\/i>
\nPresentation Slides<\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
\nDoug Bradley,Climate Change Solutions, Canada<\/i>
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\nLeif Gustavsson and Anna Joelsson,Mid Sweden University, Sweden<\/i>
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\nJinke van Dam, Andre Faaij and I. LewandowskiUtrecht University, The Netherlands<\/i>
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\nList of Participants<\/strong><\/h1>\n