Past CEEPR Workshop AgendasEvery year CEEPR hosts 2 research Workshops here in Cambridge, Massachusetts – one in the Spring and one in the Fall. These are by invitation only and attended by the Associates who support the Center, as well as by colleagues with whom we are collaborating on research, and by government and civic leaders. We cover a wide range of subjects in the energy and environment field. A sample of agenda topics and speakers is given below. We have also included agendas from the summer European Workshop that is devoted to issues in the electricity industry. This Workshop has been co-hosted by our colleagues at the Electric Policy Research Group at Cambridge University and by a rotating Associate in Europe.
Fall 2007 Electricity Congestion Henrick Gåverud, Swedish Energy Agency Paul L. Joskow, MIT Integrated Oil and Gas Markets Romain Lacombe and John E. Parsons, MIT Jose Villar, Energy Information Agency Liquidity in Energy Market Jeff Harris, US Commodity Futures Trading Commission Dean L. Wilde, DC Energy US Climate and Energy Policy A. Denny Ellerman MIT William B. Bonvillian, MIT Regulating Energy Markets Lucas W. Davis, University of Michigan Matthew White, Wharton Renewables at Scale John Reilly, MIT Chien Wang, MIT Luncheon Speaker "Sarbanes Oxley" - Ryan LaFond, MIT Dinner Paul's Going Away 7th Joint Cambridge-MIT Electricity Policy Conference London, September 2007 EU Competition Policy EU Energy Sector Inquiry - Alistair Buchanan, Chief Executive, Ofgem Energy sector competition policy: unbundling – David Newbery, EPRG Integrating Electricity Markets Strengths and weaknesses of Independent System Operators without ownership unbundling -Paul Joskow, MIT Market integration: the Benelux case - Bert den Ouden, CEO APX Security of gas supply – politics and policies Does Europe Need an External Energy Policy? - Pierre Noel, EPRG Addressing UK gas security of supply - Christof Rühl, BP Reducing the carbon intensity of electricity The Future of Coal, with special reference to carbon sequestration and storage - Howard Herzog, MIT Technology policy to support the development of low-C technologies - Karsten Neuhoff, EPRG Meeting the investment challenge facing energy networks Future structure and regulation of transmission networks in Europe - Yves Smeers, CORE, Catholic University of Louvain Regulating network investment and quality of service - Michael Pollitt, EPRG The future of climate policies and emissions trading Post 2012 framework ETS/Kyoto interaction - Michael Grubb and Karsten Neuhoff, EPRG Evolving US policy towards carbon caps and climate change - Denny Ellerman, MIT Luncheon and Dinner Speakers "Economics and energy policy" - Jean Tirole, IDEI, Toulouse "The prospects for effective climate change policies" - Sir Nicholas Stern, London School of Economics Spring 2007 US State GHG Limitation Programs A. Denny Ellerman, MIT Dan Richard, formerly Pacific Gas and Electric Renewables in the MIT Energy Initiative Paul D. Sclavounos, MIT Jefferson W. Tester, MIT China Electricity Consumption Richard S. Eckaus and Malcolm O. Asadoorian, MIT Richard K. Lester, MIT Estimating Oil Reserves David Elliott, Alberta Securities Commission John E. Parsons, MIT Energy Efficiency Leon R. Glicksman, MIT Gilbert E. Metcalf, Tufts University NOx Regulations Praveen Amar, NESCAUM Katherine C. Martin and Paul L. Joskow, MIT Luncheon and Dinner Speakers "New Ways of Looking at the Earth" - Christopher N. Hill, MIT "Bridging the Gap between Technology and Practice" - Rebecca M. Henderson, MIT Fall 2006 Smart Trading - Time Differentiated NOX Regulations Katherine C. Martin, MIT Arnico K. Panday, MIT Carbon Emissions Trading and National Allocations A. Denny Ellerman, MIT Leigh S. Raymond, Purdue University Carbon Capture Technologies for Electric Generation Bruce H. Braine, American Electric Power Howard J. Herzog, MIT Developing Corporate Strategy in the Face of Uncertain Carbon Regulations Charles Rossmann, Southern Company Gunnar Lundberg, Vattenfall Paul L. Joskow, MIT Climate Change, Mortality, and Adaptation: Evidence from Annual Fluctuations in Weather in the US Michael Greenstone, MIT Ted Gayer, Georgetown University Hedging Oil and Gas Prices Leonid Kogan, MIT John E. Parsons, MIT Luncheon and Dinner Speakers "New Developments in Management Education" - Richard Schmalensee, MIT "Latin America to the Left" - Roberto Rigobon, MIT
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