European Energy in a Challenging World:
the impact of emerging markets
Day 1: Wednesday September 19th 2012 |
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| 09:00 |
Accommodation Registration
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| 09:45 |
Conference Registration
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| 10:30 |
Welcome
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| Gareth Davies, Poyry Energy Oxford, BIEE Chair |
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| 10:40 |
Keynote Address ‘Investing in the Future’ |
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| Steve Riley, CEO and President , UK- Europe, International Power plc | |||||
| 11:20 |
First Plenary Session -‘The Long-term Future to 2050’ |
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| Session Chair: Professor Richard Green, Imperial College, Conference Chair | |||||
| 11:20 | Shell Scenarios Jeremy Bentham, Vice President , Global Business Environment, Shell |
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| 11:40 | The UK Carbon Plan Steven Fries, Chief Economist, Department for Energy and Climate Change |
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| 12:00 | Delivering the low carbon energy jigsaw. Will the technology and incentive pieces fit? Peter Dodd , Director of Stakeholder Relations, Energy Technologies Institute |
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| 12:20 | Questions and Discussion | ||||
| 12:45 |
Lunch – Garden Quad |
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| 14:00 |
First Parallel Session |
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| 14:00 |
Electricity 1 |
Energy Demand |
Energy Modelling |
Oil and Gas |
Energy System Transitions |
| Auditorium | Dolphin Lecture room | Prestwich | North Lecture room | Larkin | |
| Session Chair Phil Grant, Baringa Partners |
Session Chair Ben Irons, Centrica Energy |
Session Chair John Dimitropoulos, Kema |
Session Chair Peter Stewart, Interfax |
Session Chair Peter Connor, University of Exeter |
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| 14:00 | Is Green Healthy for Competition? Renewable Technologies, Optimal Generation Mix and Price Volatility in Competitive Electricity Markets Professor Asher Tishler, Tel Aviv University |
Predicting the diversity of internal temperatures from English dwellings using panel regression methods Mr Scott Kelly, University of Cambridge |
Modelling the UK energy system: practical insights for technology development and policy making Mr. George Day, Energy Technologies Institute | The Economics of CO2 Sequestration through Enhanced Oil Recovery Professor Charles Mason, University of Wyoming |
Developments within the UK Wave Energy Sector Mr. Angus Vantoch-Wood, University of Exeter |
| 14:30 | Political Shocks and Efficient Investment in Electricity Markets Professor Felix Muesgens, Brandenburg University of Technology |
A review of the costs and benefits of demand response for electricity in the UK Mr. Peter Bradley, University of Surrey |
Macroeconomic costs and benefits for the EU as a first mover in climate change mitigation: a computable general equilibrium analysis Dr Lenoidas Paroussos, National Technical University of Athens |
Third Party Access to Infrastructure and the Future Recovery of Oil and Gas Reserves in the UKCS Professor Alexander Kemp, University of Aberdeen |
Electricity storage in future GB networks – a market failure? Mr. Philipp Grunewald, Imperial College, London |
| 15:00 | Is there still merit in the merit order stack? The impact of dynamic constraints on optimal plant mix Dr Iain Staffell, Imperial College, London |
Estimating Direct And Indirect Rebound Effects For UK Households Dr Mona Chitnis, University of Surrey |
An empirical study of the information premium on electricity markets Mr. Richard Biegler-König, University of Duisburg-Essen |
Crude oil futures markets: Does NYMEX trade and the decoupling of WTI and Brent affect ICE trade? Professor Ronald Ripple. Curtin University |
The UK Accelerated Innovation System for Energy: A critical review and a commentary Dr Mark Winskel, Edinburgh University |
| 15:30 |
Tea |
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| 15:45 | A nuclear renaissance for Europe? Professor Gordon MacKerron SPRU, University of Sussex |
The impact of future heat demand pathways on the economics of low carbon heating systems Mr. Robert Sansom, Imperial College, London |
Managing Low Carbon Technology Options in the Electricity Sector: A Case Study of Guangdong Province in China Dr Xi Liang, University of Exeter |
Mind The Gap: Experienced Engineers Wanted Mr. Maxime Le Floch, AXA Investment Managers |
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| 16::15 | Discussion | The Green Deal and the Energy Company Obligation – will it work? Mr. Jan Rosenow, ECI, Oxford University |
Energy Conservation Contests as Field Experiments on Strategic Allocation of Effort Dr Philomena Bacon, LUMS, Lancaster University |
Implications of local content policies for oil and gas sectorsProf Yelena Kalyuzhnova, University of Reading | Transition pathways for a low carbon electricity system in the UK: Key findings and policy messages Dr Timothy Foxon, University of Leeds |
| 16:45 | Discussion | Discussion | Discussion | Discussion | Discussion |
| 17:00 |
Research Roadshow – Student Poster Session
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| Session Chair: Dr Peter Connor, University of Exeter | |||||
| The small-scale feed-in tariff in Great Britain:its role in electricity system transition Mr. Jimmy Aldridge, The University of Exeter |
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| European Electricity Co-operation: The Role of Import and Export in CO2 Reduction Miss Kwanruetai Boonyasana, The University of Leicester |
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| Effects of Utilization in Real-time on Electricity Capacity Assessments Mr. Alasdair Bruce, University of Edinburgh |
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| How the internal rate of return drives bias in energy investment decisions Ms. Tanja Groth, Aarhus University/Stirling.DK ApS |
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| Exploring policies for the transition towards electric vehicles Mr. Christoph Mazur, Imperial College, London |
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| Empirical Analysis of Dynamic Efficiency and Innovation in Power Distribution Networks: The Case of Norway Mr. Rahmatallah Poudineh , Heriot-Watt University |
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| The Resource Curse Hypothesis Re-Visited – Evidence Using Heterogeneous Panel Analysis Mr. Mahmud Suleiman, University of Surrey |
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| Identifying Uncertainty in Energy System Models Mr. Will Usher, UCL, Energy Institute |
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| The Economics of LNG Export Contract Flexibility: a quantitative approach Miss Yichi Zhang, University of Cambridge |
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| 18:00 |
Drinks – Garden Quad Reception |
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| 19:00 |
Conference Dinner – St John’s College Dining HallAfter Dinner Speaker – The Rt. Hon the Lord Fraser of Carmyllie |
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Day 2: Thursday September 20th 2012 |
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| 09:00 |
Second Plenary Session – ‘International pressures on Europe’s energy supplies’
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| Session Chair: Prof. Yelena Kalyuzhnova , University of Reading | |||||
| 09:00 | International pressures on Europe’s energy supplies: what are the natural gas issues ? Prof. Jonathan Stern, Chairman, Natural Gas Programme, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies |
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| 09:25 | A UK Perspective on European Energy Security and the Changing Supply Options Angus Miller, Caspian Energy Advisor , Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
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| 09:50 | Long Term Outlook Christof Rühl, Chief Economist , BP plc |
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| 10:15 | Questions and Discussion | ||||
| 10:45 |
Coffee |
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| 11.00 |
Second Parallel Session |
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| 11:00 |
Carbon Prices |
Electricity 2 |
Emerging Markets |
Energy for Transport |
Renewables |
| Larkin | Prestwich | North Lecture room | Dolphin Lecture room | Auditorium | |
| Session Chair Edward Libbey , Clive Stokes |
Session Chair Richard Green, Imperial College |
Session Chair Yelena Kalyuzhnova , University of Reading |
Session Chair Gareth Davies, Poyry Energy , Oxford |
Session Chair Tim Foxon, University of Leeds |
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| 11:00 | Information Assimilation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: A Microstructure Study Miss Jiayuan Chen, University College Dublin | Germany´s energy transition and its effect on European electricity spot markets Mrs. Melanie Houllier, Cass Business School |
A Mediterranean electricity co-operation strategy. Vision and rationale Dr. Alessandro Rubino, Enel Foundation |
Decarbonising surface transport in 2050 Mr. Eric Ling, Committee on Climate Change |
The impact of installer business models on the uptake of residential micro generation in the UK: Evidence from a nation-wide survey Mr. Richard Hanna, University of Surrey |
| 11:30 | Co-movements between carbon, energy and financial markets. A multivariate GARCH approach Mr. Nicolas Koch, University of Hamburg |
Market integration, efficiency and interconnectors Dr. Rabindra Nepal, Herriott Watt University |
The Potential Impact on Europe of Russia’s Evolving Domestic Gas Market Dr. James Henderson, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies |
Spatial Panel Data Models and Fuel Demand in Brazil Dr Gervasio Santos, Federal University of Bahia |
Effectiveness of Feed-In Tariff Schemes for Solar PV: The Miracle Case of Italy Mr.Piergiorgio Chelucci, KEMA |
| 12:00 | Carbon Taxation if Liquefied Coal will (not) Substitute Oil and Gas Mr. Florian Habermacher, University of St. Gallen |
Valuation of Interconnector Transmission Rights – Do Auction Prices Reflect Option Values? Ms Celine McInerney, University College Cork |
Unconventional Gas – A review of estimates Mr. Jamie Speirs, Imperial Centre for Energy Policy and Technology |
Unlocking a path dependency? The case of Brazilian ethanol implementation in Petrobras Mr. Nelson Mojarro Gonzalez, University of Sussex |
What’s the future role of photovoltaics in the UK energy mix? A discussion of recent market and policy developments Dr. Chiara Candelise, Imperial College, London |
| 12:30 | Cumulative Carbon Emissions and Climate Change Dr. John Rhys, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies |
How large should a portfolio of wind farms be? Prof. Richard Green, Imperial College |
Discussion |
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Discussion |
| 13:00 |
Lunch – Garden Quad |
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| 14:00 |
Chairmen’s Panel
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| 14:40 |
BIEE Prize For Best Student Posters |
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| Gareth Davies – BIEE Chair | |||||
| 14:50 |
Third Plenary Session ‘Paying for investment’ |
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| Session Chair: Benjamin Klooss, BP plc | |||||
| 14:50 | Global Trends in Clean Energy Investment Michael Liebreich, Chief Executive , Bloomberg New Energy Finance |
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| 15:15 | Perspectives of an Energy Infrastructure Investor Mathew Rose, Group Head of Strategic Partnering, National Grid |
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| 15:40 | Policy Aspects of Renewable Energy Finance Kirsty Hamilton, Low Carbon Finance Group |
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| 16:05 | Questions and Discussion | ||||
| 16:30 |
Tea and Depart |
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