This session will give participants a comprehensive overview of the current state of industrial energy efficiency measures and technologies as well as the potential for material substitution in carbon-intensive industry sectors.

Industrial energy efficiency in the context of the technical examination process. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Benoit Lebot, International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation

Decarbonising the energy intensive basic materials industry. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Lars Nilsson, Lund University

Presentation of technical paper. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Mikael Henzler, adelphi consult

Session with case studies from industries with full project cycle (planning, implementation, impacts, including co-benefits) from sectors like steel and power generation. A regional and national component will enhance the insights with hands-on experiences. The speakers will report on enablers and challenges from their specific perspective.

Case study I: National industry example: Steel. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Hiroyuki Tezuka, in capacity as member of the Japan Iron and Steel Federation

Case study II: National industry example: Power generation
Ms. Jing Ding, International Cooperation and Overseas Business Development China

Case study III: South Africa's Industrial Energy Efficiency Programmes - Impacts and Outcomes. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Alfred Hartzenburg, Government of South Africa

Case study IV: Regional experiences in industrial energy efficiency. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Marco Matteini, United Nations Industrial Development Organization

Panel discussion on how to catalyse innovative approaches, partnerships and initiatives to successfully upscale industrial energy efficiency measures and policy options to enhance technology development and transfer, with a special focus on financing and training options.

Panel discussion I: Innovative policy instruments and capacity-building for stakeholders

Capacity building and non-technical barriers. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Eric Masanet, International Energy Agency

Design and evaluation of technologies and policies. [Link to presentation]
Ms. Kanako Tanaka, Center for Low Carbon Society Strategy Japan

Training experiences in industrial energy efficiency. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Peter Therkelsen, Energy Management Working Group

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Panel discussion II: Innovative financing

The potential role of existing financing mechanisms
Mr. Jan-Willem van de Ven, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. [Link to presentation]
Ms. Masako Ogawa, Global Environment Facility.  [Link to presentation]

Enabling private sector finance. [Link to presentation]
Mr. Hiroyuki Tezuka, in capacity as member of the Japan Iron and Steel Federation

Parallel break-out groups will discuss the potential role the TEC can play to enhance the development and transfer of technologies for energy efficiency in industries and to identify relevant policy work and recommendation areas for the TEC, in accordance with its functions, to bring added-value to this sector.

Work in three parallel break-out groups facilitated by:
Ms. Claudia Octaviano, Mr. Ian Lloyd, Mr. Michael Rantil 

General concluding discussion with all panellists, TEC members and observers on the whole subject. This session will wrap up the previous discussions and try to identify potential recommendations/further work for the TEC.

Report back from break-out groups
Ms. Claudia Octaviano, Mr. Ian Lloyd, Mr. Michael Rantil

Wrap up: Conclusion and take away messages. [Link to presentation]
Ms. Duduzile Nhlengethwa-Masina, TEC Vice Chair