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Nikkei Global Eco-Business Forum India Round

Organizer: Nikkei, Inc.

Knowledge Partner: The Energy & Resource Institute (TERI), BCSD India

Supported by Heat Pump & Thermal Storage Technology Center of Japan (HPTCJ),Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide (JASE-World),Mitsubishi Corporation

Sponsored by: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Japan),

Japan Center of Economic ResearchJapan Finance Corporation, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC),Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO),


India-Japan Collaboration

September 5th, 2009 9:30am – 6:30pm

Hyatt Regency Delhi, India

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Programme9:00–9:30 RegistRation

9:30–11:05 inauguRal sessionWelcome address P Mr. Kohei Osada,SeniorManagingDirector,NikkeiInc.special addressP Mr. Hideaki Domichi,AmbassadorofJapantoIndiatheme setting keynote 1P Dr. Rajendra Pachauri,Chair,IntergovernmentalPanelon ClimateChange(IPCC);DirectorGeneral,TERItheme setting keynote 2 : Japan-india technology Collaboration – Japanese innovative technologies and international CooperationP Dr. Kiyoshi Kurokawa,Professor,NationalGraduateInstitute forPolicyStudies(GRIPS);Chair HealthPolicyInstitute, Japan;SeniorScientistofEarthInstituteinColumbia University;inaugural address by Chief guestP Mr. Harishankar Brahma,Secretary,MinistryofPower, GovernmentofIndiaVote of thanksP Ms. Annapurna Vancheswaran,Director,Sustainable DevelopmentOutreach,TERI

11:05–11:20 BReak

11:20–12:50 session 1: Energy Management SectorsPresentations:Latest Technological DevelopmentP Mr. Ashok Ashta,DeputyGeneralManager,Business Development&CSR,IndiaBusinessSupportCenter,Hitachi IndiaP Mr. Takeshi Yoshida,ChiefRepresentative,Representative OfficeinNewDelhi,NewEnergyandIndustrialTechnology DevelopmentOrganization(NEDO)P Mr. Yoshio Amano,GeneralManager,StrategicPlanning Office,NewEnergyDevelopmentDivision,Mitsubishi Corporation

12:50–13:35 lunCh BReak

13:35–14:35 Panel DisCussion i Realizing for Low-Carbon Emission Society : In Pursuit of India and Japan Collaboration CoordinatorP Mr. Go Yamada,SeniorEconomist,AsianResearch Department,JapanCenterofEconomicResearchPanelistsP Mr.TakeshiYoshida,ChiefRepresentative,Representative OfficeinNewDelhi,NewEnergyandIndustrialTechnology DevelopmentOrganization(NEDO)P Mr.AshokAshta,DeputyGeneralManager,Business Development&CSR,IndiaBusinessSupportCenter,Hitachi IndiaP Mr.YoshioAmano,GeneralManager,StrategicPlanning Office,NewEnergyDevelopmentDivision,Mitsubishi CorporationP Prof. U.V. Varadaraju,Dean,R&D,IndianInstituteof Technology(IIT)–HyderabadP Mr. DK Dubey,AdditionalGeneralManager–CleanCoal TechnologiesandCDM,NTPCLtdopen discussion

14:35–14:40 BReak

14:40–14:50 RemaRks By Mr. Hiroshi Danno,ExecutiveVicePresidentand RepresentativeDirector,MitsubishiEstateCo.,Ltd.

14:50–15:20 session 2:Eco CityPresentations : latest technological DevelopmentP Dr. Akira Yabe,Vice-President,NationalInstituteofAdvanced IndustrialScienceandTechnology(AIST)

15:20–16:20 Panel DisCussion ii Designing urban Development with eco-friendly technology: alliance between india and JapanCoordinatorP Mr. Go Yamada,SeniorEconomist,AsianResearch Department,JapanCenterofEconomicResearchPanelistsP Dr. Akira Yabe,Vice-President,NationalInstituteofAdvanced IndustrialScienceandTechnology(AIST)P Dr. NB Mazumdar,SeniorTechnicalAdvisor,IL&FSWaste ManagementandUrbanServicesLtd.P Ms. Mili Majumdar,AssociateDirector,SustainableBuilding Science,TERIP Mr. Sanjay Seth,EnergyEconomist,BureauofEnergy Efficiency,MinistryofPower,GovernmentofIndiaopen discussion

16:20–16:25 BReak

16:25–16:55 session 3: Business Opportunities and Challenges – Role of Finance in India-Japan Technological Collaborationkeynote 3: environmental and energy investment from Japan spurs economic Development of indiaP Mr. Takashi Hongo,SpecialAdvisor,Head,Environment FinanceEngineeringDepty.JapanBankofInternational Cooperation

16:55–17:30 talk sessionP Mr. Takashi Hongo,JBICP Mr. Nihal Desai,GeneralManger,HeadofCorporateBanking Group,NorthIndia,ICICIBank

17:30–18:30 ValeDiCtoRy session Roadmap in pursuit of india - Japan Collaborative Business opportunities and ChallengesWelcome and summary of Proceedings to Chief guest P Dr. R K Pachauri,Director-General,TERImoderatorP Mr. Raj Chengappa,ManagingEditor,IndiaToday;Member ofthePrimeMinister’sCouncilonClimateChangePanelistsP Dr. Kiyoshi KurokawaP Mr. Takashi HongoValedictory address by Chief guestP Mr.AjayShankar,SecretaryofDepartmentofIndustrial PromotionandPolicy,MinistryofCommerceandIndustry

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SpeakersKeynote speakers

R K Pachauri Director-General, TERI and Chairman, IPCC

Dr Rajendra K Pachauri is Director of the newly established Yale Climate and Energy Institute (YCEI) and President, TERI North America. He has been the Chairman of IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) since 2002, and Director-General of TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute). He accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007 on behalf of IPCC, which shared the honour with former Vice President Al Gore. He has been conferred with several awards including ‘Padma Vibhushan’ the second highest civilian award in 2008, ‘Officier De La Légion D’Honneur’ by the Government of France in 2006, and ‘Padma Bhushan’ in 2001 for his outstanding contribution in the field of science, engineer-ing, and environment. He is actively involved in several international forums dealing with climate change policies and has been associated as faculty with academic and research institutions of national and inter-national repute. He has authored 23 books and several papers and articles.

Kiyoshi KUROKAWA Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies; Chair, Health Policy Institute, Japan; Senior Scientist of Earth Institute in Columbia University

Graduated Univ Tokyo Sch Med, MD; Professor of Medicine, UCLA School of Medicine (1979-84); Univer-sity of Tokyo (1989-96); Dean and Professor, Tokai University School of Medicine (1996-02): President, Science Council of Japan (03-06); WHO Commissioner (05-09); Special Advisor to the Prime Minister and the Cabinet (2006-08); Executive members of various national and international medical and science societies and organizations; served in various committees of the government of Japan; Elected member of many prestigious medical and science societies and academies. Professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo.

Takashi HONGO Special Advisor and Head of Environment Finance Engineering Department, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), Japan Finance Corporation

Takashi Hongo has been helping develop new frontiers, such as carbon trading market in Japan including Carbon Credit Trading Platform, Nikkei-JBIC Carbon Price Quotation, and Market Approach Adaptation in addition to engaging in financing operations for GHG emission reduction projects. He proposed ‘Energy Efficiency Target and Environment Finance’ for promoting low carbon investment. He contributes numbers of committees and task forces in Climate Change and energy field.

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HE Hideaki Domichi Ambassador of Japan to India H S Brahma Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Power

Shri H.S. Brahma, is an Indian Administrative Service officer of Andhra Pradesh State cadre. He is a Post Graduate in Political Science. Shri Brahma is the present Secretary of the Ministry of Power, Government of India. He has held various senior posts in the Government of India and State Government prior to the present posting. Shri Brahma held posts such as Joint Secretary (Border Management) for more than 4 (four) years and completed almost all the border fencing and other border infrastructural work in Indo-Pak – Indo-Bangladesh border. He also worked as Special Secretary & Additional Secretary in National Disaster Management Authority (Ministry of Home Affairs). He was the Member Secretary of the State Electricity Board, Andhra Pradesh. Shri Brahma has well rounded experience in various facets of administration in different departments of Government of Andhra Pradesh and Government of India.

Hiroshi DANNO Executive Vice President and Representative Director, Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd

Since he joined Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd in 1973, Mr. Danno has been involved in the distribution and development of real estate properties. In 1999, he was appointed General Manager of the Urban Develop-ment and Real Estate Investment Promotion Department, and fostered the development of income-generating real estate properties such as office buildings, retail properties, and rented accommodations, leveraging on real estate securitization. In April 2005, he was appointed Senior Executive Officer and General Manager of the Development and Investment Department, and has been in the current position since June 2005.

Ajay Shankar Secretary to the Government of India, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Joined the IAS in 1973. He taught Political Science at Allahabad University for two years before joining Government. He has rich and varied experience in the Central and State Governments in industrial promotion, the energy sector and urban management and development. Before assuming responsibility of Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, he was Principal Adviser in the Planning Commission looking after the water, sanitation and environment and forest sectors as well as provision of rural infrastructure through the Bharat Nirman Programme. As Joint Secretary/Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Power he played a key role in preparation and enactment of the Electricity Act, 2003 and the rules and policies under the Act. He was also instrumental in promoting private sector participation in the Power Sector and was responsible for power sector reforms. As CEO, Greater NOIDA Industrial Development Authority, he was responsible for development of one of the most attractive industrial townships. He was Secretary to the Lt. Governor of Delhi for over 5 years and was also been Commissioner, Kanpur and Chairman, Kanpur Development Authority.

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Raj Chengappa Managing Editor of India Today

India Today is the largest circulated and most respected weekly newsmagazine. An award winning journalist of 30 years standing, he is one of India’s foremost writers on national security affairs apart from issues concerning science, the environment, health and development. He has done over a hundred cover stories and exclusive reports on these and other subjects for the magazine. He is also concurrently editor of the Indian edition of Scientific American and India Today Aspire, a magazine on careers and education for the young. He is the author of the best-selling book on India’s nuclear programme titled: Weapons of Peace: The Secret Story of India’s Quest to be a Nuclear Power. His other major interest is the environ-ment. He is currently a member of the Prime Minister’s Council for Climate Change. Among the awards he has won are Political Analysis in 1998 and the Karnataka Media Academy award for Excellence in National and International Reporting in 2007. He was a Stimson Fellow for Security Issues in Washing-ton DC in 1995, a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University in 1990-91 and a Harry Brittain Fellow partly at Oxford University in 1985.

Go YAMADA Senior Economist, International and Asian Research Group, Japan Center for Economic Research

Specialization: Politics and Economy of India, Pakistan and other South Asian countries, The Middle East and Islamic World2008 Senior Economist of Asian Research Department, JCER2004 New Delhi Bureau Chief (Coverage = India, Pakistan Afghanistan, Sri Lanka,

Bangladesh, etc.)2001 Tokyo Head Office Asian News Bureau1997 Bahrain and Tehran Bureau Chief (Coverage = Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Gulf

Arabic Countries)1994 Tokyo Head Office, Commodity News Dept. (In charge of Crude Oil and Rice

Market)1991 Tokyo Head Office, International News Dept.1988 Joined NIKKEI (The Nihon Keizai Shimbun Inc.)Staff Writer of Seibu Main

Office (Fukuoka)1988 Graduated from Waseda University, Tokyo (Bachelor of Arts in Economics)

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Ashok Ashta Deputy General Manager, Business Development & CSR, India Business Support Center, Hitachi India

Ashok Ashta has traversed the globe, completing high school from London (UK), undergraduate studies at Williams College (USA) and post graduate studies from Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. An early career at Toyota in Japan exposed him to Japanese lean management and kaizen practices and a world of international marketing. After returning to India he worked several years to promote Indo-Japanese cultural and business relations and several of his articles have been carried in the national English press. He has been at Hitachi for over a year developing new business and CSR strategy for Hitachi group in India. For Hitachi in India, socially responsible behaviour towards the environment is seen as part of daily business activity. Thus, the captive power plant being planned in Neemrana that he will talk about is an example of helping local community with job creation and improved health through reduced environmental disturbance.

Takeshi YOSHIDA Chief Representative, Representative Office in New Delhi, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)

2008 – July Chief Representative, Representative Office in New Delhi; 2005 – Deputy Director, Coordination and Management Division, Energy and Environment Technology Center; Graduated from Waseda University Business School, MOT; Deputy Director, Energy and Environment Policy Department; 2004 – April MOT Program, Waseda University Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Department of International Relations; 2000 – October Chief Officer, Information and System Department; 1998 – June Policy Planning and Coordination Department; 1996 – July International Joint Research Division, Industrial Technology Department; 1995 – July Stanford University, United States of America; 1991 – April Joined New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), General Affairs Department; 1991 – March Graduated from Department of Law, Rikkyo University

Yoshio AMANO General Manager, Strategic Planning Office, New Energy Development Division, Mitsubishi Corporation

2009 – General Manager, Strategic Planning Office, New Energy Development Division in Tokyo; 2008 – New Energy Business Development Division in Tokyo2003-2008 – Istanbul Office in Turkey; 1994-2003 – Project Development Department in Tokyo; 1991-1994 – Bombai office in India; 1988-1990 – Baghdad office in Iraq; 1985-1988 – Oil, Gas & Chemical Plant Department in Tokyo; 1984-1985 – Construction office of Offshore Oil processing plant at Bohai bay in Tianjin, China; 1982-1984 – Chinese language trainee in Taipei, Taiwan;1982 April – Joined Mitsubishi Corporation in Tokyo; 1982 March – Graduated from University of Tokyo (the department of engineering)











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U V Varadaraju Materials Science Research Centre and Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai

Discipline and Areas of Research: Inorganic Solid State Chemistry - Synthesis of new and novel complex Oxides, Chalcogenides, Pnictides, Carbides, Phosphates (Network structures), luminescent materials and intermetallics employing novel synthetic routes - Chimie douce, Sol-gel, High temperature reactions, Molten Salt Electrolysis, Chemical Vapour Transport, Hydrothermal synthesis; Detailed characterization - Structural, spectroscopic, thermoanalytical; Study of thermo physical properties - Electronic, Magnetic, Thermal expansion, Ionic conduction; high energy solids; Structure-composition-property correlations.

Some Achievements: Established a world class laboratory for Advanced Research in Solid state chemistry; trained a number of researchers and students; established extensive collaboration with reputed laboratories within and outside India. Developed oxide based long afterglow phosphors which are going into production for various applications in Navy and Defence and also in day to day life.

D K Dubey Addl. General Manager (Clean Coal Technologies), NTPC

Mr. D. K. Dubey is a graduate in Mech. Engg. with MBA degree in finance. Mr Dubey joined NTPC Ltd. In the year 1981 as an executive trainee and has since worked in different disciplines of engineering, specifically in the field of steam generators. He has also headed engineering department of NTPC in its western region head quarters. Currently he is working in NTPC as Addl. General Manager (Clean Coal Technologies) handling various climate change and low carbon technology issues.

Akira YABE Vice-President, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

2008 April – Vice-President, AIST, also concurrently, Director, AIST Tsukuba EAST and in charge of Regional Research Centers of AIST, Research Fields of Environment Energy; 2007 May – Director, Collaboration Promotion Department, AIST; 2004 March – Director, AIST Chugoku, AIST; 2001 April – Director, Research Center for Advanced Manufacturing on Nanoscale Science and Engineering, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST); 1999 April – Director, Planning Office, MEL; 1997 April – Division Head, Nanotechnology Division, Advanced Machinery Department, MEL; 1995 April – Division Head, Fluid Engineering Division, Energy Engineering Department, MEL; 1979 April – Researcher, Mechanical Engineering Laboratory (MEL), Ministry of Industrial Trade and Industry (MITI); 1979 March – Doctor of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech)

Sanjay Seth Energy Economist with the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power, Government of India

He is responsible for the promotion and implementation of the Energy Conservation Building Code and the Energy Efficiency programme in existing buildings. By training he is a Civil Engineer and has more than twenty years experience in the power sector.

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N B Mazumdar, Senior Technical Advisor, IL&FS Waste Management and Urban Services Ltd

He has over 25 years of experience in solid waste management, on-site sanitation, biogas technology, decentralized waste water treatment and financing of infrastructure projects. Presently involved with implementation and operation of solid waste management projects (doorstep collection and transportation to processing and disposal, revival and re-engineering of sick compost plants, remediation of dump-sites etc.). For the first time in India, a project for management of 500 TPD construction and demolition waste (C&D waste) has been launched in Delhi. He is on the Board of Directors of Kanak Resources Management Ltd. (collection and transportation) and Integrated Rubplas Waste Solutions Ltd. (liquid fuel from rubber and plastics). He retired from HUDCO as Chief (Projects), heading their Waste Management Cell (financing infrastructure projects). Worked as a consultant to the WHO in China (Environment Management) and to Rotary International in Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay to fight spread of cholera. He has been a member of various Expert Committees of the Government of India, e.g., ‘MSW 2000 Rule’ (MoEF), the ‘Manual on Municipal Solid Waste Management’ (MoUD), ‘Technology Advisory Group’ (TAG, MoUD), ‘Inter-Ministerial Task Force on Integrated Plant Nutrient Management using City Compost’ etc. He is also the Vice Patron, Indian Association for Solid Waste Management (IASWM), New Delhi and Life Fellow, Indian Association for Environmental Management, c/o NEERI, Nagpur.

Mili Majumdar Associate Director, Sustainable Building Science, TERI

She is an energy professional with specialization in energy efficiency and development of sustainable habitats. She has 16 years of experience in the field of energy and environment with special emphasis on sustainable habitat development. She is heading the Centre for Sustainable Building Science (CRSBS) and Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA). Additionally, she is involved in design, detailing and execution of energy efficiency measures for new and existing buildings and has experience in integration of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies in building design. She is proficient in simulation of buildings and systems. She is also responsible for business development, project management, monitoring, co-ordination and team collaboration. She is also associated in several policy initiatives to mainstream sustainable buildings in India. She has led a team to conceptualise and develop a system for rating of green buildings in India. The rating system, GRIHA addresses environmental and social concerns of building construction in India and provides a framework for development of habitats and buildings that are environmentally benign, cost effective and socially responsible.

Nihal Desai General Manager, Head of Corporate Banking Group, North India, ICICI Bank

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Prior to joining the Bureau, he has been working in various capacities in a Central Public Sector Generating company, under the Ministry of Power and was associated with planning, monitoring, co-ordination and construction management of Hydro and Thermal power projects

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