2nd IAEE Eurasian Conference 2017

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In addition to a rich program, with its informal social functions, the conference will provide a unique opportunity for networking and enhancing communication amongst energy professionals from business, government, academia and other circles worldwide.

The conference program is being prepared by an international Program Committee to ensure that critical issues of vital concern and importance to governments and industries are presented, considered and discussed from all perspectives. In this context, many exiting sessions on key current energy issues, featuring internationally established speakers and lively discussions, can be expected. The local arrangements are being planned by a Local Organizing Committee to guarantee excellent logistics at best quality. The Sponsorship Committee works to make sure the rich program and arrangements of the conference get available to delegates at affordable rates.

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重要日期

2017-06-30

摘要截稿日期

2017-07-28

摘要录用日期

2017-08-31

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The general topics below are indicative of the types of subject matter to be considered at the conference.

Economics of New Energy Sources
Economics of Oil and Gas (Upstream, Midstream, Downstream)
Electricity and Gas Markets Regulation
Electricity and Gas Trading
Energy Efficiency
Energy Neighborhoods: Eurasian, Middle Eastern, North African, and Transatlantic Issues in Energy
Energy Poverty, Subsidies, Tax Policies
Energy Risks and Risk Management
Energy Storage
Energy Security: Supply-Side and Demand-Side Views
Eurasian Energy Resources and Energy Supply Outlook
Geopolitical Impacts on the Energy Sector in Eurasia
Interfuel Competition in Energy Supply and Demand
New Uses of Gas and Electricity
Petroleum Markets: Access to Resources and Access to Markets
Producer-Side and Consumer-Side Views on Energy, Growth and Development
Regional Energy Markets
Renewable Policy and Capacity Markets
Sectoral Demand Outlooks (Transportation, R&C, Industry)
The Finance of Energy
The Gas Target Model (EU)
The Impact of Advanced Energy Technologies
Traditional and New Energy: Synergies and Competition