We live in a time of unprecedented challenges for the energy sector. As the world begins to recover from the COVID-19 crisis, it becomes evident that the pandemic has brought to the surface economic and societal vulnerabilities, while its repercussions on energy systems have already started to...

The following courses will be offered: - Practical General Equilibrium Modeling with GAMS, - Energy and Environmental CGE Modeling with GAMS

Energy markets in Australia and China have undergone significant development and transformation in recent years. This conference will focus on energy transition, power sector reform, electricity pricing, technological systems, and planning and development in the two countries.

Topics: - Security of the Energy Supply: At What Price? - A Growing Role for Nuclear in Asia - Energy Poverty and Energy Subsidies: How Can the Link Be Broken? - Economics of Gas Spot Trading - Renewable and Alternative Sources of Energy - Energy Policy Options in a Carbon-Constrained World -...

Topics: - Forecasting Asian energy demands and supplies in total and by primary energy source and geography - Increasing access to energy in developing Asian economies - Forecasting needed energy infrastructure investments in Asia - Meeting Asian energy demand via international trade within Asia...

The Committee particularly welcomes papers in the areas (without limiting other areas) of: gas energy markets, oil energy markets, renewable energy markets, energy finance, carbon trading, energy convergence, energy and environmental policies and energy supply chains.

The overall theme for the 18th Annual Conference is "Information for the Policy Maker: Practical Economic Modelling for Tomorrow" with subthemes on: - International trade and trade policy - Climate change and adaptation - Impacts of energy and climate policy - Labour markets and migration -...

Issues explored by the two-day conference will include budget sustainability, education, infrastructure, trade with Asia, aged care, federalism, the labour market and employment, climate change and energy, social disadvantage and exclusion and the end of the aged of entitlement.

This symposium explores the role that co-operatives can play in energy generation and ensuring sustainability. The keynote speaker is Pier Angelo Mori, who is a Professor of Economics at the University of Florence and leading expert on power co-operatives. There will be a number of issues...

The objective of the conference will be to examine the dynamism of the world energy sectors in the context of what effect the Kyoto Process, which ends in 2012, had on the energy markets, technologies, and systems of the world, as well as what technological and market developments occurred in...