UN-Klimakonferenz 2024 | Baku

BDI-Aktivitäten auf der COP29

Die UN-Klimakonferenz #COP29 findet vom 11. bis 22. November 2024 in der aserbaidschanischen Hauptstadt Baku statt. Hier finden Sie eine Übersicht der BDI-Aktivitäten.

1. Abend der Deutschen Industrie im Rahmen der #COP29
Mit unserem traditionellen Abendempfang möchten wir auch in diesem Jahr Vertreterinnen und Vertreter aus Bundesregierung sowie deutscher Wirtschaft und Zivilgesellschaft zusammenbringen, um gemeinsam in entspannter Atmosphäre in einen Austausch zu den Klimaverhandlungen in Baku zu kommen.

Der „Abend der Deutschen Industrie“ auf der 29. Weltklimakonferenz findet am 18. November 2024 ab 18:00 bis 23:00 Uhr in Baku statt. Die Teilnahme am Abend der Industrie ist nur auf persönliche Einladung möglich.
 

2. Side Event mit Business Europe
Operationalising Art.6 of the Paris Agreement: state of play and business perspectives

Samstag, 16. Nov. 13:15 bis 14:45 Uhr (UTC+4)‎
UNFCCC Pavillon

In view of the work ahead at COP29 to fully operationalise Article 6, the panel will take stock of the positions of Parties as well as private sector requirements regarding Article 6, to make the mechanism work for businesses and communities where the credits are created.

Welcoming by Matilda Lindblad, Climate Policy Adviser, BusinessEurope 

Opening Impulse by Martin Hession, Article 6 Negotiator, European Union, and Vice-Chair of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body 

Panel Discussion, Moderator: Holger Lösch, Deputy Director General of BDI, and Vice-Chair of BusinessEurope’s Industrial Affairs Committee

  • Soma Banerjee, Deputy Director General, Confederation of Indian Industries 
  • Thomas Birr, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer, E.ON 
  • Karolien Casaer-Diez, Global Senior Director, Article 6, Climate Policy, Finance and Carbon Markets, South Pole 
  • Bruno Carvalho Arruda, Article 6 Negotiator, Brazil 
  • Martin Hession, Article 6 Negotiator, European Union, Vice-Chair of Article 6.4 Supervisory Body  
  • Natalie Kushko, Article 6 Negotiator, Ukraine  
     

3. Side Event mit BMWK
Interactions between carbon pricing, competitiveness and international cooperation – How to level the playing field

Montag, 18. Nov. 10:00 bis 11:30 Uhr (UTC+4)‎
Deutscher Pavillon und via Livestream

This event will explore whether and how the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and similar instruments promote the uptake of mitigation solutions in global energy-intensive industries. The discussion will focus on the potential of CBAM in preventing carbon leakage within the EU and aligning global efforts through cooperative frameworks. We will discuss how to advance the development and implementation of carbon pricing systems globally, with the aim of fostering international cooperation to move closer to a level playing field. The transition to a net-zero economy requires the global competitiveness of companies for successfully rolling out low- and zero-emission products and manufacturing processes.

Greetings / Key Notes

  • Stefan Wenzel, Parliamentary State Secretary to the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK)
  • Holger Lösch, Deputy Director General, Federation of German Industries (BDI)

Impulse by Stefano De Clara, Head of Secretariat at the International Carbon Action Partnership (ICAP)

Panel Discussion

  • Andrew Wilson, Deputy Secretary General - Policy at the International Chamber of Commerce
  • Harikumar Gadde, Senior Climate Change Specialist, World Bank
  • Dirk Weinreich, Head of Division of Climate Legislation and Emissions Trading at BMWK
  • Tuğba Dinçbaş, Deputy Director at the Turkish Directorate of Climate Change
     

4. Side Event mit DGB
Competitiveness in Transformation - How to turn climate protection into a business case to increase prosperity and decent jobs

Montag, 18. Nov. 12:00 bis 13:30 Uhr (UTC+4)‎
Deutscher Pavillon und via Livestream

Without doubt the transformation to climate neutrality offers new growth opportunities and markets. However, it must also be acknowledged that growth momentum in most industrialized countries in Europe has slowed and that German industry in particular is facing several challenges. To reach the goals under the Paris Agreement, it is therefore necessary to turn climate protection into a business case, not only in Germany and Europe but globally. How can we ensure a successful transformation that reaps benefits for all andleads to a just transition?

Opening

  • Holger Lösch, Deputy Director General, Federation of German Industries (BDI)
  • Frederik Moch, Head of the Structural, Industry and Service Policy Department, German Trade Union Confederation (DGB)

Panel Discussion

  • Boitumelo Molete, Social Development Policy Coordinator, COSATU
  • Lavinia Bauerochse, Global Head of ESG Corporate Bank, Deutsche Bank
  • Uwe Lauber, CEO, MAN Energy Solutions
  • David Waskow, Director International Climate Initiative, World Resource Institute (WRI)
  • Moderation: Carsten Rolle, Head of Department Energy and Climate Policy, Federation of German Industries (BDI)

Closing Debate with Beate Baron, Director-General for Industrial Policy, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany (BMWK)

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