International Council for Sustainable Energy - Revision history

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Miriam Rose: New page: {{Template:Climate badge}} The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) was established in December 2007 as an alliance of the European (e5), United Kingdom ([[UK Business ...

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The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) was established in December 2007 as an alliance of the European ([[e5]]), United Kingdom ([[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]) and United States ([[United States Business Council for Sustainable Energy]])- Business Councils for Sustainable Energy and the [[Australian Clean Energy Council]], making it a powerful lobby group.

According to it's website <ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>:
:'Our mission is to provide a cohesive and credible voice for the global sustainable energy industry in international climate change and sustainable development discussions'.

:'Together we represent more than 500 companies with a commercial interest in the expansion of global sustainable energy and energy efficiency markets. These companies are active in investing substantial capital to meet the intersecting challenges of climate change, energy security and ensuring adequate warmth for vulnerable groups.

:Through a range of activities, the ICSE seeks to influence international negotiations on sustainable energy and climate change issues. In addition, individual Council’s have active programmes of engagement at a domestic scale.'<ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>

The ICSE is based at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] House in the same offices as the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]. The UKBCSE has links to the nuclear industry and [[Carbon Capture and Storage]] companies, and wields considerable power in the UK and Europe.

==Activities==

The ICSE was an observer NGO party to the [[COP15]] summit, sharing a representative with the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] ([[Pamela Rudoplh]]).

==History==

==Affiliations==

The ICSE released a statement in preparation for the Copenhagen summit in Nov 2009 with the [[Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] (BCSE), the [[Carbon Markets and Investors Association]] (CMIA), the [[Global Wind Energy Council]] (GWEC), and the [[International Emissions Trading Association]] (IETA) calling for financial certainty and policies which help the private sector to finance (and therefore profit) from a transition to renewable energy.<ref> ICSE website, Documents [http://www.i-cse.org/international-policies/icse-documents/ 6th Nov 2009.'Climate Solution Businesses: International Frameworks Essential to Drive Private Investment and Global Carbon Market Development']] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>

If the ICSE reflects the aims of the UKBCSE, the definition of sustainable energy is likely to include nuclear, carbon capture and storage and other ineffective solutions which favour the existing large energy companies and the continued use of fossil fuels. <ref>[[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy: Renewables Greenwash]]</ref>

==People==

==Funding==

==Clients==

==Publications==

==Contact==

Address: [[Grosvenor Gardens]] House, 35/37 Grosvenor Gardens, London, SW1W 0BS, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7976 6655
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7828 0310
Website: www.i-cse.org

==Resources==

==Notes==

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	The ICSE was an observer NGO party to the [[COP15]] summit, sharing a representative with the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] ([[Pamela Rudoplh]]).		The ICSE was an observer NGO party to the [[COP15]] summit, sharing a representative with the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]] ([[Pamela Rudoplh]]).
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		+	At the summit it hosted a large number of side events such as U.S. Centre Side Event – 'The Development Agenda for Clean Energy and Transfer of Technologies' in partnership with [[United States Agency for International Development]] (USAID) at the [[Bella Center]]. It also hosted an International Council for Sustainable Energy Booth throughout the summit.<ref> ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/upcoming-events/ Events] Accessed 13/01/10</ref>

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 :Through a range of activities, the ICSE seeks to influence international negotiations on sustainable energy and climate change issues. In addition, individual Councils have active programmes of engagement at a domestic scale.<ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>
-The ICSE is based at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] House in the same offices as the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]. The UKBCSE has links to the nuclear industry and [[Carbon Capture and Storage]] companies, and wields considerable power in the UK and Europe.
+The ICSE is based at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] House, housed and run by the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]. The UKBCSE has links to the nuclear industry and [[Carbon Capture and Storage]] companies, and wields considerable power in the UK and Europe.
 ==Activities==

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 According to its website <ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>:
-:Our mission is to provide a cohesive and credible voice for the global sustainable energy industry in international climate change and sustainable development discussions'.
+:Our mission is to provide a cohesive and credible voice for the global sustainable energy industry in international climate change and sustainable development discussions.
 :Together we represent more than 500 companies with a commercial interest in the expansion of global sustainable energy and energy efficiency markets.  These companies are active in investing substantial capital to meet the intersecting challenges of climate change, energy security and ensuring adequate warmth for vulnerable groups.

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 The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) was established in December 2007 as an alliance of the European ([[e5]]), United Kingdom ([[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]) and United States ([[Business Council for Sustainable Energy]])- Business Councils for Sustainable Energy and the [[Australian Clean Energy Council]], making it a powerful lobby group.
-According to it's website <ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>:
+According to its website <ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>:
 :'Our mission is to provide a cohesive and credible voice for the global sustainable energy industry in international climate change and sustainable development discussions'.
-:'Together we represent more than 500 companies with a commercial interest in the expansion of global sustainable energy and energy efficiency markets.  These companies are active in investing substantial capital to meet the intersecting challenges of climate change, energy security and ensuring adequate warmth for vulnerable groups.
+:Together we represent more than 500 companies with a commercial interest in the expansion of global sustainable energy and energy efficiency markets.  These companies are active in investing substantial capital to meet the intersecting challenges of climate change, energy security and ensuring adequate warmth for vulnerable groups.
-:Through a range of activities, the ICSE seeks to influence international negotiations on sustainable energy and climate change issues. In addition, individual Council’s have active programmes of engagement at a domestic scale.'<ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>
+:Through a range of activities, the ICSE seeks to influence international negotiations on sustainable energy and climate change issues. In addition, individual Council’s have active programmes of engagement at a domestic scale.<ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>
 The ICSE is based at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] House in the same offices as the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]. The UKBCSE has links to the nuclear industry and [[Carbon Capture and Storage]] companies, and wields considerable power in the UK and Europe.

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-The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) was established in December 2007 as an alliance of the European ([[e5]]), United Kingdom ([[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]) and United States ([[United States Business Council for Sustainable Energy]])- Business Councils for Sustainable Energy and the [[Australian Clean Energy Council]], making it a powerful lobby group.
+The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) was established in December 2007 as an alliance of the European ([[e5]]), United Kingdom ([[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]) and United States ([[Business Council for Sustainable Energy]])- Business Councils for Sustainable Energy and the [[Australian Clean Energy Council]], making it a powerful lobby group.
 According to it's website <ref>ICSE [http://www.i-cse.org/about/ About us] accessed 11/12/09]</ref>: