INTERNATIONAL ENERGY WORKSHOP(IEW)

25 – 27 June 2007, Stanford University
Stanford, California

Workshop Presentations

Identifying Public Orientations to Energy Technologies - an Australian Approach
CSIRO, Australia


Uncertainty, Climate Change, and Advanced Solar R&D
Erin Baker, University of Massachusetts


IPCC WG3 2007: Global and Sectoral Mitigation Potentials, Technology, and the Costs of Climate Stabilization
Terry Barker,University of Cambridge,UK


The EU ETS:Over Over-allocation or Abatement?
Barbara K. Buchner, MIT and IEA


Implementation of a GEOdatabase to administrate global energy resources
Markus Biberacher, Austrian Research Centers


On the cost effectiveness of biomass gasification in the district heating systems of the Vastra Gotaland region, Sweden - a MARKAL modelling analysis
Martin Borjesson,Chalmers University of Technology


AD-DICE an implementation of adaptation in the DICE model
Kelly de Bruin, Wageningen University


Policy schemes to increase the market share of renewables in the Colombian power sector
Angela Cadena,Universidad de los Andes


Coalition formation under uncertainty: the Stability Likelihood of an International Climate Agreement
Rob DELLINK Institute for Environmental Studies, VU University of Amsterdam


The Triptych approach revisited: A staged sectoral approach for climate mitigation
Michel den Elzen,MNP, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency


Technologies needed for achieving the EU 2ºC climate target - deterministic and stochastic scenarios with the TIAM model
Tommi Ekholm, VTT Energy Systems,Finland


Exploring Sustainable Energy Systems Using Socio-technical Scenarios
Boelie Elzen, University of Twente, Netherlands


Energy forecasts in search of today's society-some insights from social science to bridge the gap
Thomas Flueler, ETH Zurich, Institute for Environmental Decisions,Switzerland


Energy forecasts in search of today's society – some insights from social science to bridge the gap
Thomas Flueler, ETH Zurich, Institute for Environmental Decisions,Switzerland


The Role of Technology R&D in Mitigating Carbon Emissions
Paul Friley,Brookhaven National Laboratory


CO2 Emission Reduction Effect and Cost of Diffusion of Energy Efficient Technologies in Transport Sector
Fuminori Sano, RITE, Japan


Agenda for Social Science Research on Long-term Energy Options
David Goldblatt, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology


Regional RPS and Transportation Analysis using a Multi Multi-state MARKAL Model
Gary Goldstein, International Resources Group,United States


Spent Nuclear Fuel Disposition and The Market Viability of Nuclear Energy
Lorna Greening, Consultant, United States


Analysis of US CO2 Emission Reductions by 2050 Preliminary Results
Gary Goldstein, International Resources Group,United States


New Analytic Methods for Finding Policy Policy-Relevant Scenarios
David G. Groves, RAND Corporation


Are very carbon-intensive pathways plausible? Insights from the Imaclim-R modeling framework
Celine Guivarch, CIRED,France


Climate change policies and oil disruption vulnerability for EU-25
Fredrik Hedenus,Chalmers University of Technology,Sweden


Trends of EU Energy Policy 1995-2007
Susanna Horn,University of Jyvaskyla, Finland


Impacts of Expansion of Natural Gas Reserve from a Long-term and a Short-term Viewpoints
Yuko Hoshino, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan


Transition towards a 450 ppm CO2 society – Lessons from a Modeling Program with Imaclim-R
Jean-Charles Hourcade, CIRED, France


OPEC's Strategies and Oil Rent in a Climate Conscious World
Daniel Johansson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden


Uncertainty and Learning Implications for the Trade-off between Short-lived and Long-lived Greenhouse Gases
Daniel Johansson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden


Integrating Externalities in Optimisation of Future Energy Systems
Kenneth Karlsson, Riso National Laboratory Denmark


The ‘String of Pearls’: A Carbon Sequestration Source-Sink Matching and Cost Model
Peter H. Kobos,Sandia National Laboratories


Long-Term Energy Demand and Supply Outlook for the 31 Provinces in China through 2030
Ryoichi Komiyama, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan


Hedging against uncertain energy prices: The example of a multi-regional energy systems model
Volker Krey, Institute of Energy Research, Jülich, Germany


Learning-by-doing in the wind turbine industry or in wind electricity production–why does it matter to differentiate? A case study of Germany
Katja Schumacher, German Institute for Economic Research, Germany


Constructing a Post-2012 Pathway:Being on track to avoid dangerous climate change
Kyle Meng, Environmental Defense


Future Energy Policies in Spain given the European Energy and Climate Policy Framework
Maryse Labriet, CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain


The California Advanced Energy Pathways Model
Alan Lamont, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory


Development of an Integrated Framework to Evaluate GNEP’s Market Deployment and Potential for Proliferation Resistance
John Lee, Brookhaven National Laboratory


Technological Adoption under Capital Capital Rationing: Analysis via the TIAM-ETSAP Model
Richard Loulou, Richard Loulou, McGill University, Canada


Effects of European Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) on industry competitiveness–suggestions on balancing measures
Peter Lund, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland


Fundraising for Energy Development: The Use of Voluntary-based Instruments
Akira Maeda, Kyoto University, Japan


Dedicating Electrical Engineering to Energy Efficiency
Vincent Mazauric, Schneider Electric, France


Geoengineering and Economic Growth: Making Climate Change Irrelevant or Buying Time?
Juan Moreno-Cruz, University of Calgary, Canada


Axis of Gas?
Nadejda M. Victor, Stanford University


Demand-pull policies, diffusion, and improvements in California wind power
Gregory Nemet, University of Wisconsin-Madison


Modeling a Transition to Hydrogen Vehicles – Key Issues
Steve Plotkin, Argonne National Laboratory


Modulating Societal Acceptance in New Energy Projects
Bianca Poti, CERIS/CNR,ITALY


Profits = Energy/Carbon
Robert Preston, Merrill Lynch


Analyzing Investor Perceptions and Carbon Revenues in the Wind Energy Sector in India
Pushkala Lakshmi Ratan, India


Biosphere Carbon Stock Management Addressing the threat of abrupt climate change in the next few decades
Peter Read, Massey University


Economic Comparison of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options in Germany
Ron Sands, University of Maryland


Natural Gas and Energy Security
Leo Schrattenholzer, IRM Consulting, Austria


Using Cross-Impact Analysis to Improve Story Lines for Emission Scenarios
Vanessa Schweizer, Carnegie Mellon University


Assessing the effects of the European Emissions Trading Scheme for Portugal using the TIMES_PT model
Sofia Simões,New University of Lisbon, Portugal


Greenhouse Gas Balances of Transportation Biofuels in Finland - Dealing with the Uncertainties
Sampo Soimakallio,Technical Research Centre, Finland


Stringency and Distribution in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: First evidence
Gregor Thenius, Austrian Institute of Economic Research


The Development of the Kazakh Domestic Energy System between Climate Change Mitigation and Technology Improvement
GianCarlo Tosato,IEA/ETSAP, ITALY


Prospects for nuclear power in the post post-2012 period
Ferenc Toth, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Austria


Climate policies: what strategic space for oil producers?
Henri Waisman, CIRED, France


Hydrogen Infrastructure Design: Lessons from H2 Pathways
Christopher Yang, University of California at Davis


Policy Design for Mid-term and Long-term Energy Tax and Carbon Tax
Yan Xu,National Institute of Environmental Studies (NIES), Japan


Assessing the Impacts of a Fuel Tax in China Using a Computable General Equilibrium Model
Yan Xu,National Institute of Environmental Studies (NIES), Japan