BIEE EVENTS
20 February 2012 to 21 February 2012 09:00-17:00
Energy Institute : International Petroleum Week ; New Frontiers New FutureVenue Park Plaza Riverbank , London
This 3-day event, organised by the Energy Institute (EI), brings together senior industry figures to discuss the outlook for the oil and gas industry and how it is adapting to the changing energy landscape. Thirteen events will be held, with over 50 speakers including Charles Hendry MP, Minister of State for Energy, as guest of honour and speaker at the IP Week Lunch. The IP Week Dinner, for which over 1,300 guests are expected, will feature one of the first addresses by Bob Dudley, Chief Executive, BP. Other programme highlights feature a focus on Africa; investing in energy; a deepwater exploration session; and a conference discussing the future for fuels, particularly in regards to refining, biofuels and transport.
For further details please go to http://www.energyinst.org/events/ip-week
BIEE members are entitled to register at EI company member rates. Please contact admin@biee.org for details of how to do this
23 March 2012 11:00-13:00
Energy Challenges of Our TimeVenue The Shell Centre, London , SE1 7NA
Speaker/s Dr. Fatih Birol ,Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
Fatih Birol, Chief Economist at the IEA, will provide reflections on the current debate, six months on, from the IEA’s flagship World Energy Outlook 2011. Fatih’s talks are typically wide-ranging and highly topical, and this one promises to be no exception.
The meeting is kindly being hosted by Shell and will take place in the Hungerford Suite at the Shell Centre . Registration will start from 10.30.
Closing date for registrations: 19 March 2012
25 April 2012 15:00-17:00
Parker Seminar 2Venue LG01 , DECC , 3 Whitehall Place, London, SW1A 2AW
20 June 2012 15:00-17:00
Parker Seminar 3Venue LGO3/04, DECC, 3 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2AW
19 September 2012 to 20 September 2012 09:30-17:00
European Energy in a Challenging World: The impact of emerging marketsVenue St Johns College, Oxford
Speaker/s Prof. Richard Green Imperial College
This conference will examine how energy demands from rapidly growing economies and new sources of energy supply will impact on the task of securing reliable and affordable energy without excessive carbon emissions. It will ask whether the EU and its member states have appropriate, integrated, policies for the challenging decade to come.
Topics to be debated include
The long-term future to 2050 What are the key trends that will shape the energy future? Which technologies will prove successful? Where will Europe’s energy supplies come from? How will international politics affect developments?
International Pressures on Europ'es Energy Supplies – Europe will be competing with the growing economies of Asiaand the rest of the world – for energy. Do current and emerging suppliers have the capacity to meet these demands?
Paying for investment Very large amounts of money are required to pay for investment in new low-carbon generation and replacement energy infrastructure. Will the capital markets provide this? What policy changes are needed to secure the funding?
Abstracts are now invited on the following topics:
Electricity/ Oil and Gas/ Energy for Transport/Heat/Emerging MarketsFinancing Investment/Carbon Trading and Climate Change/ Energy Prices and Consumer/ Energy Modelling
Submissions are welcomed from academics, postgraduate students and all professionals with an interest in energy policy and energy economics.
For further information and to sumit an abstract please go to the conference website
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10 October 2012 15:00-17:00
Parker Seminar 4Venue LG03/04, DECC, 3 Whitehall Place, London, SW1A 2AW
14 November 2012 15:00-17:00
Parker Seminar 5Venue LG03/04 , DECC , 3 Whitehall Place, London, SW1A 2AW