Gleneagles Dialogue
Third meeting of the Energy and Environment Ministers

The energy and environment ministers from the 20 major energy-consuming countries met from 9 to 11 September 2007 in Berlin for the third "Gleneagles Dialogue". The G8 Summit in Gleneagles 2005 had initiated the dialogue on "climate change, clean energy and sustainable development". The talks focused on the strategic challenge of achieving the transformation of our energy systems which climate change makes necessary. The Dialogue aims to support progress in the UN climate negotiations.

Taking part in the Gleneagles Dialogue are the energy and environment ministers from the G8 states including the EU Commission, along with China, India, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, Indonesia, Nigeria, Poland, Spain and South Korea. The Multilateral Development Banks, the International Energy Agency and the UN Climate Change Secretariat were also invited.

The Gleneagles Dialogue was launched in London in November 2005. The second ministerial meeting took place from 2-4 October 2006 in Monterrey/Mexico. In September 2007 the agenda included the dissemination of climate-friendly technologies, investments in climate protection and the political framework conditions they require. Following the meeting in Berlin, another conference will be held in Japan in spring 2008. The results of the Gleneagles Dialogue will be reported at the 2008 G8 Summit under the Japanese presidency.

Further information:

• Chairs' Conclusion
• Topics of the three sessions
• Events in the G8 process

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Datum	Bereich	Titel
11.09.2007	Presentation/Workshop	Framework for a New Global Agreement on Climate Change Presentation by Präsident Ricardo Lagos
11.09.2007	Press Release	Entering final leg in run-up to UN Climate Change Conference in Bali Gabriel: Clear course is required for a new climate agreement Wöhrl: Investment security needs to be created for companies
11.09.2007	Speech	Gleneagles Dialogue - 3rd Ministerial Conference Ricardo Lagos, President of the Club of Madrid, UN Special Envoy for Climate Change and Co-Chair of Global Leadership for Climate Action (GLCA)
10.09.2007	Speech	Gleneagles Dialogue Climate security - Challenge of the 21st century Speech by Federal Minister Sigmar Gabriel
10.09.2007	Speech	Gleneagles Dialogue - 3rd Ministerial Conference Speech by Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland
10.09.2007	Press Release	Gabriel and Glos: We must mobilise technologies and investments for climate protection
Sep. 2008	Conference	Gleneagles Dialogue Conclusions of the Chair of former ministerial conference

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