Seminar on Emissions Trade Policy and Practice in Finland and Hungary



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Seminar on Emissions Trade Policy and Practice in Finland and Hungary 27-28th April, 2006 Budapest Place: Collegium Budapest, 1016 Szentháromság u. 2. Mr. Juhani Paajanen Mayor of the City of Vantaa 1

Suomi - Finland Area 338 145 km 2 Tampere Oulu Inhabitants (1.1.2004) 5 220 000 - Men 2 553 000 - Women 2 667 000 - Foreign citizens 104 126 Turku Espoo Vantaa Helsinki 2

Vantaa Suomi - Finland The fourth biggest city in Finland Inhabitants (1.1.2005) 187 281 Area, km2 242,6 Inhabitants per km2 736 Municipal tax rate 2005 18,50 Traces of human habitation date back 7000 years First mentioned in a document in 1351 200 years older than the capital Helsinki Became an independent city in 1974 The coat of arms includes a fishtail as a reminder of the salmon in the River Vantaa 3

Vantaa s population from 1870 up to a forecast for 2020 residents 250 000 200 000 150 000 100 000 50 000 1950 14 976 1960 41 906 1970 72 215 1980 129 918 1990 152 263 2000 176 386 2010 198 655 * 2020 220 977 * 0 1870 1900 1950 2000 2020 *forecast 4

Vantaa a city in change 5

City of Vantaa, Finland An advantageous location the fourth largest city in Finland budget 2004 approx. 1066 M nearly 186 000 inhabitants over 11.000 employees in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area nearly 1 million inhabitants important Finnish logistic centre an international airport the E18 road links Scandinavia to Russia (Ring Road III) main roads from Helsinki to the north the main railway (1862) and the Martinlaakso line 6

VANTAA HITECH- Programme Vision Vantaa to be the best centre of expertise in the focus areas Mission To create jobs and strengthen the companies competitiveness 7

The International Hub of Finland 8

Vantaa Concept 160305/RA Business Counseling Business service center -labour administration -municipalities -associations of interpreneures -companies Vantaan Hitech-program development program -companies -technology center -research institutes, universities Vantaa is an international centre for business operations, logistics and knowledge Business development unit and its network Serving companies by one stop shop principle -land use -housing production - education Regional Develpoment Programmes -Culminatum -Uusimaa Regional Council -TE-Centre; Employment and Development Centre Aviapolis Area marketing concept -companies and land owners 9

Established platforms for companies Electronics Forum Electronics Electria Pilot Factory International Center/ International Incubator Building Service centre Environment Telecom Forum Mobile Lab Telecommunication services RFid Lab Logistics Forum Logistics Centre of Expertiece Logistics Vantaa Wellness Center Wellness Forum Welfare products and services Logistics Round Table 10

ClimBus - Business Opportunities in Mitigating Climate Change ClimBus Creating new business in the global market of climate technologies and services Programme duration: 2004-2008 Programme volume: approx. 70 million euros Tekes provides approximately 50 % of the funding. Programme Manager: Ms. Jatta Jussila, Technopolis Plc Further information: www.tekes.fi/climbus 11 DM 107092 02-2005 Copyright Tekes

Focus areas of the programme Creating new business in the global market ClimBus N 2 O CO 2 Overall picture of the business opportunities F-gases CO 2 CH 4 Tekes programmes CO 2 CO 2 Clean energy production and biofuels Business services and service concepts Capture and utilisation of greenhouse gases Energy-efficient technologies Programme s of other financers Future technologies 12

Demand grows for products and services related to emissions trading ClimBus The trade and transfer of emission allowances and the portfolio management of emission allowance credits are new and challenging tasks for companies. Their administration requires information systems, communication services and various expert services, in addition to which advisory and training services are also much in demand. Companies with the fastest development of products and services, which meet the needs of the customer companies will be most successful in competitive markets. 13

Examples of ClimBus projects that develop services related to emissions trading ClimBus Legal Frameworks for Emissions Trading in the European Union University of Joensuu Market Analysis and Risk Management of EU Emissions Trading - MARMET University of Helsinki Vantaa Energy is involved The ECO2 Development project, a service concept for emissions trading Empower Oy ja Power Deriva Oy CO2 and the internationalisation of the portfolio management of green certificates GreenStream Network Oy Price forecasting model for emission allowances (EU ETS model) Electrowatt-Ekono Oy Modelling and method study for energy production MOPSET UP Process Vision Oy 14