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07STATE138428 2007-10-01 23:08 2011-08-30 01:44 UNCLASSIFIED Secretary of State
VZCZCXRO3742
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P R 012308Z OCT 07
FM SECSTATE WASHDC
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INFO ALL DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR POSTS COLLECTIVE
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UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 06 STATE 138428 
 
SIPDIS 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: EAID ENRG EPET SENV SOCI TRGY KPAO KGHG KSCA
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR DEMARCHE ON MINISTERIAL DELEGATIONS 
TO WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENCE 
(WIREC 2008) 
 
REF: STATE 80344 
 
1.  This is an action request.  Please see paragraphs 7-9. 
 
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BACKGROUND 
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2.  Background:  As described in reftel, on May 1, 2007 
Secretary Rice announced that the State Department will 
 
SIPDIS 
host the Washington International Renewable Energy 
Conference (WIREC 2008) in March 2008.  WIREC is being 
implemented in partnership with the American Council on 
Renewable Energy (ACORE), the United States Energy 
Association (USEA), multiple USG agencies and the White 
House (DOE, USDA, EPA, etc.).  WIREC 2008 is the third 
global ministerial-level event on renewable energy (Bonn 
2004, Beijing 2005).  WIREC 2008 is an opportunity to 
advance the Administration's priority of responding to the 
 
STATE 00138428  002 OF 006 
 
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR DEMARCHE ON MINISTERIAL DELEGATIONS 
TO WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENCE 
(WIREC 200 
challenges of sustainable economic growth and climate 
change through renewable energy.  WIREC also serves as a 
global platform for ministers and senior level leaders 
from the private sector, sub-national governments and 
civil society to advance the integration of renewable 
energy in their countries.  Planning for WIREC 2008 has 
now advanced to the stage that the Department wishes to 
solidify the invitation list for the Ministerial in hopes 
of sending formal invitations to members of Official WIREC 
Ministerial Delegations before the end of October. 
 
3.  We envision the three-day WIREC Government Meetings 
will include speeches by a minimum of three U.S. 
Cabinet Secretaries, and possibly President Bush.  We 
expect approximately 2,000 delegates to participate in the 
Government meetings at the Washington Convention Center. 
Anticipated breakdown of those 2,000 at this point, five 
and one-half months out is: 
 
-       750 international government attendees consisting of 
75 Ministerial-level delegations of up to 10 per country 
-       500 USG attendees, including federal, state, and local 
Officials 
-       750 international and U.S. private sector delegates 
 
 
STATE 00138428  003 OF 006 
 
4.  Official Individual Country Ministerial-level 
delegations may consist of a maximum of 10 individuals per 
country, composed of up to three Ministers, including the 
Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Energy, Agriculture, or 
Environment (or the equivalent Ministers covering those 
portfolios) and three subnational government 
representatives.  The European Commission is also invited 
to send a delegation of 10 members.  We defer to each 
country's Minister of Foreign Affairs (MFA) to determine 
their country's precise makeup of the 'Official WIREC 
Ministerial Delegation,' as well as to inform us of their 
'Head of Delegation,' assuming more than one 
Minister-level delegate is part of that country's 
official delegation.  However, we appreciate Embassy 
engagement with the MFA to ensure that the delegation is 
comprised of appropriate Ministers and subnational 
government representatives. 
 
5.  Due to space constraints, we must limit the total 
number of participants in the 'Official WIREC Ministerial 
Delegation' from each country to Minister plus five, with 
the ideal being three distinct Ministers plus one each 
(for a total of six), plus three subnational government 
representatives, and a Washington-based embassy 
representative at the Ambassador, Deputy Chief of Mission, 
 
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or Senior Counselor level.  Again, the appropriate embassy 
representative is to be determined by the MFA. 
 
6.  For international private sector participation for 
WIREC Government Meetings, including NGOs, Private 
Companies, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and 
Academia, we welcome Country Team suggestions on 
organizations and companies to invite to WIREC.  Again, 
given the space limitations, we may not be able to 
accommodate all suggestions. 
 
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ACTION REQUESTS 
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7.  Action addressees include USEU and the 71 countries 
that we have identified as key countries.  Department 
requests that action addressee posts approach each 
country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to confirm the host 
country's plans to send an official ministerial 
delegation to WIREC 2008 and request identification of the 
head of delegation as well as any other available details 
on the composition of the delegation.  Please 
provide details on each country's 'Official WIREC 
Ministerial Delegation,' and 'Head of Delegation' by 
 
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8.  Posts may also include in their responses a separate 
paragraph containing Posts' suggestions for NGOs, Private 
Companies, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and 
Academia to invite to WIREC 2008. 
 
9.  Info addressee Posts that believe their host countries 
are interested in attending WIREC have the option to 
respond by return cable no later than October 15 with 
details on the proposed 'Official WIREC Ministerial 
Delegation' for their country but must provide a strong 
justification for including the delegation in WIREC 2008. 
We will consider all nominations, but may not be able to 
accommodate all requests due to space constraints. 
 
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DEADLINE 
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10.  Deadline for response cables is October 16, 2007. 
Responses should be slugged for OES for WIREC Action Group 
Leader Stan Specht and OES Special Assistant Camille Hill. 
 
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SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR DEMARCHE ON MINISTERIAL DELEGATIONS 
TO WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENCE 
(WIREC 200 
POC FOR QUESTIONS 
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11.  For additional information about WIREC 2008, contact 
OES' WIREC Action Group Leader Stan Specht (OES/PCI) at 
spechtsh@state.gov. 
 
12.  Minimize considered. 
RICE