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Workshop on Reducing Emissions of Greenhouse Gases from Off-Road Vehicles and Equipment
A two-day workshop on Reducing emissions of Greenhouse gases from off-road vehicles and equipment was held in Toronto December 13-14, 2004. For more information or to request a copy of the presentations and the subsequent submissions received, contact Francine.Lavallee@ec.gc.ca.
Draft Agenda
Delta Chelsea Hotel (Rossetti Room)
33 Gerrard Street West, Toronto
December 13-14, 2004
Day 1 - Sharing Information
- 8:00 - Registration & Breakfast Snack
- 8:25 - WelcomeMark Tushingham (chair)
Manager, Off-Road CO2 Initiative
Environment Canada - 8:30 - Opening RemarksDanny Epstein
Director, EPS-Ontario
Environment Canada
Putting Off-Road into Context
- 8:45 - Effects of Climate ChangeHenry Hengeveld
Meteorological Service of Canada - 9:30 - Federal Climate Change ActivitiesBurns Coutts
Climate Change Bureau
Environment Canada - 10:00 - Break
- 10:15 - Emissions of GHGs from the Off-road SectorRoland Vaivads
Consultant (NONROAD model) - 11:00 - Update on Off-road "Smog" Emission RegulationsMorrie Kirshenblatt
National and International
Transportation Systems Branch
Environment Canada
Learning from Others
- 11:30 - International Awareness Programs for Off-Road MachinesBrad Kynoch
Marbek Resource Consultants - 12:00 - Lunch (provided)
- 1:30 - Actions on Energy Efficiency for Electrical AppliancesAnne Wilkins
Office of Energy Efficiency, NRCan - 2:00 - Fuel Efficiency for On-road TransportationSteve Akehurst
Office of Energy Efficiency, NRCan - 2:30 - Reducing Commercial Vehicle Operation Costs Through Effective Energy Efficiency AwarenessBob Smith
Office of Energy Efficiency, NRCan - 3:00 - Break
- 3:15 - Reducing Fuel Consumption and Saving Money: Experiences of the Forestry IndustryYves Provencher
Forestry Engineering Research Institute of Canada - 3:45 - Scrappage Program for Lawn Mowers - Lessons LearnedErsilia Serafini & Yvonne Spiczynski
Clean Air Foundation - 4:15 - Review of Questions in the Discussion Paper and Observations on the First DayMark Tushingham
Environment Canada - 4:30 - Adjourn
Day 2 - Sharing Views
- 8:00 - Breakfast snack
- 8:25 - WelcomeMark Tushingham
Environment Canada
Moving Forward on Off-Road
- 8:30 - Measuring Fuel Efficiency and CO2 Emissions of Off-Road Machines Greg Rideout
Environmental Technology Centre
Environment Canada - 9:00 - Measuring Tractor Emissions for Agricultural Field Operations Neil McLaughlin
Agriculture & Agri-Foods Canada - 9:30 - The Role of Standards and Related Tools in Supporting GHG Reductions Husam Mansour
Canadian Standards Association - 10:00 - Environmental Labelling - How It Works Susan Herbert (or staff)
TerraChoice Environmental - 10:30 - Break
Stakeholders' Views
- 10:45 - To be Determined (length of time dependent on how many stakeholders wish to present)
- 11:15
- 11:45
- 12:15 - Lunch (provided)
- 1:00
- 1:30
- 2:00
- 2:30
- 3:00
- 3:30 - Path Forward and Closing Remarks Mark Tushingham
Environment Canada - 3:45 - Adjourn
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