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08.September 2009 14:30-16:15

Parallel session 1-I: Best Student Paper Award Competition - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY DEMAND OF TURKEY: A STRUCTURAL TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
    Zafer DILAVER (University of Surrey)

    		• SELECTING STATIC OLIGOPOLOSTIC MODELS IN THE ITALIAN WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Daniela FLORO (University of Warwick, University of Milan)

    		• MODELLING THE COST OF BIOFUELS: A CASE STUDY OF U.S. CORN AND BRAZILIAN SUGAR CANE
    Aurélie MÉJEAN (University of Cambrige)

    		• SHOULD CHILE USE RENEWABLES, FOSSIL FUEL OR HYDROPOWER FOR FUTURE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY?
    Claudia D. ARAVENA NOVIELLI (Queens University Belfast)

    		• ASSESSING OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY PERFORMANCE IN THE GERMAN AND COLOMBIAN FOOD INDUSTRY.
    Clara Ines PARDO MARTINEZ (University of Wuppertal, University of La Salle)

    Parallel session 1-II: Bioenergy and Biofuels I - Radezky App.III

    		•  DOES BIOENERGY CONTRIBUTE TO MORE STABLE ENERGY PRICES?
    Lukas KRANZL, Gerald KALT, Friedrich DIESENREITER (Vienna University of Technology) Erwin SCHMID, Bernhard Stürmer (University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Science)

    		• THE CONTRIBUTION OF BIOENERGY TO THE 2020-RES-TARGETS IN AUSTRIA AND OTHER CENTRAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
    Gerald KALT, Lukas KRANZL, Reinhard HAAS (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• DIFFERENCES IN RAW MATERIAL SOURCES FOR BIOFUEL PROCESSING
    Attila J. KOVÁCS, Károly KACZ, Erika LAKATOS, Miklós Neményi (University of Wert Hungary)

    		• ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF LINGO-BIOETHANOL FUEL
    Witold-Roger POGANIETZ, Liselotte SCHEBEK (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe)

    		• POLICY FRAMEWORK SUPPORTING THE DEPLOYMENT OF BIOGAS TECHNOLOGY IN GERMANY
    Martina POESCHL, Shane WARD, Philip OWENDE (University College Dublin)

    Parallel session 1-III: Special session: Large and optimal Integration of RES - Künstlerzimmer

    		•  IS MORE THAN 25% WIND POWER FEASIBLE IN A REGIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET?
    Poul Erik GROHNHEIT, Frits Mřller ANDERSEN (Risř DTU)

    		• POLICY AND REGULATORY CHANGES FOR NETWORKS (TSO&DSO) FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HIGH SHARES OF WIND, PV AND CHP IN THE SUPPLY
    L. Olmos, T. Gómez, E. Lobato, R. Cossent (Comillas University)

    		• CUSTOMERS' RESPONSE TO ELECTRICITY PRICE VARIATIONS CAUSED BY INTERMITTENT GENERATION
    Frits Mřller ANDERSEN, Poul Erik GROHNHEIT (Risř DTU)

    		• REGULATORY ROADMAPS FOR LARGE-SCALE INTEGRATION OF ELECTRICITY FROM INTERMITTENT RESOURCES IN FIVE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKETS
    Adriaan VAN DER WELLE, Jeroen de JOODE, Frits van OOSTVOORN (ECN)

    Parallel session 1-IV: Energy efficiency I - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  USEFUL PARSIMONIOUS LONG-TERM ENERGY PROJECTIONS IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
    Vanessa SCHWEIZER (Carnegie Mellon University)

    		• MYTHS AND FACTS ON STANDBY POWER ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL - CZECH REPUBLIC CASE STUDY
    Michaela VALENTOVA, Jaroslav KNAPEK (Czech Technical University in Prague)

    		• INTEGRATING SMART HOUSES WITH THE SMART GRID THROUGH WEB SERVICES FOR INCREASING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
    Anke WEIDLICH, Stamatis KARNOUSKOS (SAP Research Karlsruhe)

    		• THERMODYNAMIC MODELLING OF AGRO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS ESPECIALLY REGARDING THE COST AND EFFICIENCY OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL ENERGY INPUT
    Miklós NEMÉNYI, Gábor MILICS (University of West Hungary)

    Parallel session 1-V: Oil and gas industry I - Radezky App.I

    		•  LEARNING THROUGH OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION
    Clinton John LEVITT (Copenhagen Business School)

    		• THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN NATURAL GAS
    Robert F. AGUILERA (University of Vienna)

    		• CRUDE OIL PRICES AND RETAIL PRICES: IS THERE AN ASYMMETRIC TRANSMISSION? APPLICATION FOR FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    Guillaume L'OEILLET (University of Rennes)

    		• THE CHANGING BRAZILIAN NATURAL GAS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: A VETO PLAYER ANALYSIS
    Leonardo SOBREIRA, Edmar L. F. ALMEIDA (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), Felipe A. DIAS (Brazilian Petroleum Institute IBP)

    		• ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY IN THE GAS PROCESSING INDUSTRY
    Susan L. SAKMAR (University of San FranCisco)

    Parallel session 1-VI: Electricity markets I - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  LONG-TERM SECURITY OF SUPPLY AND STRATEGIC POLICIES IN LIBERALIZED ELECTRICITY SYSTEMS: CAPACITY PAYMENTS, CAPACITY MARKETS AND RENEWABLES PROMOTION MECHANISM
    Álvaro LÓPEZ-PEŃA, Efraim CENTENO, Julián BARQUÍN (Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica)

    		• MARKET POWER AND SECURITY OF SUPPLY IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS
    Stephen POLETTI (University of Auckland), Julian WRIGHT (National University of Singapore)

    		• THE RESTRUCTURING AND PRIVATISATION OF THE PERUVIAN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES: A SOCIAL COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
    Karim L. ANAYA (University of Cambridge)

    		• RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ELECTRICITY PRICES IN SPAIN
    Xavier LABANDEIRA (Universidad de Vigo and FEDEA), Liliana GELABERT (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and FEDEA), Pedro Linares (Universidad Pontificia Comillas and FEDEA)

    Parallel session 1-VII: Energy investment and risk - Trabantenstube

    		•  ECONOMIC RISK IN PPP ENERGY PROJECTS
    Martin BENES, Oldrich STARY (Czech Technical University in Prague)

    		• LOCALLY-UNWANTED INVESTMENTS AND VOICE EFFECTS IN POWER GENERATION. AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
    Angelamaria GROPPI, Paola GARRONE (Politecnico di Milano)

    		• CLIMATE CHANGE - THE ACHILLES HEEL OF THE THERMAL POWER INDUSTRY
    Kristin LINNERUD, Torben K. MIDEKSA (CICERO), Gunnar S. ESKELAND (NHH)

    Parallel session 1-VIII: Carbon trading modelling - Rittersaal

    		•  ANALYSIS OF THE EU EMISSION TRADING SCHEME
    Don BREDIN, Cal MUCKLEY (University College of Dublin)

    		• EVALUATING EMISSION TRADING AS A POLICY TOOL - EVIDENCE FROM CONDITIONAL JUMP MODELS
    Janina KETTERER, Marc GRONWALD (ifo Institute for Economic Research)

    		• FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR IMPROVING ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY SERVICES IN INDIAN HOUSEHOLDS
    Choelhung Cho, Shonali Pachauri, Keywan Riahi (IIASA), Tommi Ekholm (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland)

    08.September 2009 16:45-18:30

    Parallel session 2-I: Renewables: Support schemes I - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  HOW TO EFFICIENTLY SUPPORT RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY – THE FUTURE TASK IN EUROPE
    Christian Panzer, Gustav Resch, Reinhard Haas, Thomas Faber (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• SUPPORT RACE AGAINST THE EUROPEAN RES TARGET
    Stephanie Ropenus, Stine Grenaa Jensen (Danish Energy Association), Risř National ( Technical University of Denmark)

    		• NATIONAL SUPPORT SCHEMES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN LATIN AMERICA. STATE OF THE ART, LESSONS LEARNED AND DESIGN CRITERIA
    Cecilia P. Araújo, Carlos Batlle, Pablo Rodilla (Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica), Luiz A. Barroso (PSR, Brazil)

    		• A METHODOLOGY TO ALLOCATE THE COST OF NATIONAL SUPPORT SCHEMES FOR RENEWABLE AMONG FINAL ENERGY CONSUMERS
    Guilherme de Biasi, Carlos Batlle, Pablo Rodilla (Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica), Clara I. González (Comisión Nacional de Energía)

    		• RISK INCLUSION IN FEED-IN TARIFFS AND GREEN BONUSES CALCULATION
    Jaroslav Knápek , Jirí VAŠÍ?EK (CTU in Prague)

    Parallel session 2-II: Bioenergy and Biofuels II - Radezky App.III

    		•  TRENDS IN MOTORIZED PASSENGER TRANSPORT IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES - NO WAYS TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY?
    Amela Ajanovic, Reinhard Haas (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ALTERNATIVE AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS POTENTIALS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR EUROPE
    Felipe Andrés Toro, Sandro Furlan, Laurent Cogerino, Maria Grahn, Hein de Wilde, Ingo Bunzeck, Martine Uyterlinde, Felix Reitze, Daniel Rosende, Laura Quandt, (BSR Sustainability GmbH, ENI Corporate University, Rhônalpénergie-Environnement RAEE, Chalmers University of Technology, Energy research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN), Unit Policy Studies)

    		• POLICY EFFECTIVENESS - HOW TO CHOOSE AND IMPLEMENT POLICIES THAT CAN HELP TO FACILITATE DEPLOYMENT OF SUSTAINABLE ROAD TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGIES

    Ingo Bunzeck, Martine Uyterlinde, Hein de Wilde (Energy research Centre of the Netherlands)

    		• ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS AND THE APPLICABILITY TO THE CALIFORNIA LOW CARBON FUEL STANDARD
    Sonia Yeh (University of California), Stephen R. Kaffka, Joan M. Ogden, Bryan M. Jenkins, Daniel A. Sumner (UC Davis)

    Parallel session 2-III: Special session: Susplan & Realisegrid - Künstlerzimmer

    		•  A TECHNOLOGY RANKING METHODOLOGY FOR THE COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF TRANSMISSION INVESTMENTS IN EUROPE
    Vafeas Athanase, Galant Serge, Pagano Tiziana ( Technofi), L'Abbate Angelo (ERSE), Häger Ulf , (Technische Universität Dortmund), Fulli Gianluca, (JRC European Commission)

    		• TRANSMISSION PLANNING IN EUROPE: FROM CURRENT METHODOLOGIES TO A NEW SYSTEMIC APPROACH
    L'Abbate Angelo, Migliavacca Gianluigi (ERSE), Fulli Gianluca, (JRC European Commission), Gibescu Madeleine, Ciupuliga Ana R., (Technische Universiteit Delft)

    		• A MODELLING APPROACH FOR MORE EFFICIENT INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY INTO FUTURE INFRASTRUCTURES
    Bjřrn H. Bakken, Michael M. Belsnes (SINTEF Energy Research) Hans Auer, (TU-Wien)

    		• STOCHASTIC MODELLING OF ELECTRICITY MARKET PRICES IN EUROPE WITH LARGE SHARES OF RENEWABLE GENERATION
    Bjřrn H. Bakken, Nicolai Feilberg Michael M. Belsnes (SINTEF Energy Research)

    Parallel session 2-IV: Energy efficiency policies I - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  THE EFFICIENCY OF WHITE CERTIFICATES SCHEMES: THE GODS ARE IN THE DETAILS
    Louis-Gaëtan Giraudet, Dominique Finon ( ENPC / CIRED)

    		• EFFECTS OF A WHITE CERTIFICATE TRADING SCHEME ON THE ENERGY SYSTEM OF THE EU-27
    Ralf Kuder, Markus Blesl (Institute of Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy)

    		• THE STRATEGY OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY POLICY: NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COHERENCE
    Viktors Zebergs, Namejs Zeltins (Institute of Physical Energetics), Karlis Mikelsons, Adrians Davis (AS Latvenergo)

    		• HOW MUCH ENERGY EFFICIENCY CAN ENERGY CONTRACTING DELIVER TO THE RESIDENTIAL SECTOR IN GERMANY?
    Jan W. Bleyl-Androschin (Graz Energy Agency), Friedrich Seefeldt ("Energy Efficiency. Renewable Energies & Climate Protection), Dr. Bernd Eikmeier (Bremer Energie Institut)

    		• AN INVESTIGATION OF CDM FOR BUILDINGS ENERGY EFFICIENCY
    Jun Li (CERNA)

    Parallel session 2-V: Future prospects of oil and gas production - Radezky App.I

    		•  SAUDI PROVEN CRUDE OIL RESERVES: THE MYTH AND THE REALITY REVISITED
    Mamdouh G. Salameh (International Oil Economist)

    		• FUTURE PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS IN THE ARCTIC
    Lars Lindholt and Solveig Glomsrřd (Statistics Norway)

    		• AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING THE OUTCOMES OF THE OIL FIELD AUCTIONS IN RUSSIA
    Franz Wirl, Aleksandr Rakintsev (University of Vienna)

    Parallel session 2-VI: Electricity markets II - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  ELECTRICITY TRADE BETWEEN COUNTRIES WITH DIFFERENT GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES: THE CASE OF HYDRO AND THERMAL
    Finn R Fřrsund (University of Oslo)

    		• THE ECONOMICS OF NUCLEAR POWER IN LIBERALIZED MARKETS
    Pedro Linares, Adela Conchado (IIT - Universidad Pontificia Comillas)

    		• ELECTRICITY COMPANY VERTICAL BACKWARD INTEGRATION INTO REGASIFICATION FACILITIES: A TRANSACTION COST EXPLANATION
    Enrique Loredo, Nuria López-Mielgo (University of Oviedo), José-Alberto Goicochea (Thames Valley University)

    		• CONTRACTS AND MARKET POWER IN PRICE-REGULATED POWER INDUSTRY
    M. Soledad Arellano, Pablo Serra

    Parallel session 2-VII: Investment decision in generation technologies I - Trabantenstube

    		•  DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF INVESTMENT DECISION-MAKING IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS
    Nick Screen, James Tipping, Oliver Rix, Phil Grant (Redpoint Energy)

    		• VALUING INVESTMENTS IN MULTI-ENERGY GENERATION PLANTS UNDER UNCERTAINTY: A REAL OPTIONS ANALYSIS
    Florian Kienzle, Göran Andersson (ETH Zurich)

    		• GENERATION PORTFOLIO AND INVESTMENT TIMING UNTIL 2030:A REAL OPTIONS APPROACH FOR GERMAN
    Danny Auerswald, Florian Leuthold (Dresden University of Technology)

    		• APPLYING PORTFOLIO THEORY ON THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR: INSTALLED CAPACITY VERSUS ACTUAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION
    Erik Delarue, Cedric De Jonghe, Ronnie Belmans, William D?haeseleer (University of Leuven)

    		• PORTFOLIO OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR ELECTRICITY PURCHASE IN LIBERALIZED ENERGY MARKETS
    Edwin Castro, Juan Carlos Morataya, José Rafael Argueta (CNEE Guatemala)

    Parallel session 2-VIII: Future prospects and modelling of carbon trading - Rittersaal

    		•  EFFECTS OF LINKING SMALL AND LARGE MARKETS UNDER VARIOUS ALLOCATION REGIMES
    Vicki Duscha, Joachim Schleich (Fraunhofer Institute)

    		• EFFECTS OF INTEGRATING ROAD TRANSPORT INTO THE EUROPEAN CO2 EMISSIONS TRADING SYSTEM
    Axel Sonntag, Julia Lechner, Gunther Maier (Vienna University of Economics and Business)

    09.September 2009 08:00-09:45

    Parallel session 3-I: Energy policies I - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  ENERGY STRATEGY IN AUSTRIA UNTIL 2050
    Guenther BRAUNER (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• DEVELOPMENT OF A NEED- AND FUTURE-ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY RADAR FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, A HELPING TOOL FOR DECISION PROCESSES
    Carmen Dienst, Manfred Fischedick, Willington Ortiz (Research Group Futur Energy and Mobility Structrues)

    		• ANALYSING THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN RENEWABLE ENERGY PROMOTION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY SUPPORT SCHEMES.
    Pablo del Río(Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales, CSIC)

    		• IMPACT OF POLICY UNCERTAINTY ON RENEWABLE ENERGY INVESTMENT: WIND POWER AND THE US PRODUCTION TAX CREDIT
    Merrill Jones BARRADALE (University of California)

    		• INVESTIGATION OF THE CONFIGURATION OF HYBRID SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM FOR DISTINCT ENERGY DEMAND
    Masashi Ohkura, Shunsuke Mori (Tokyo University of Science)

    Parallel session 3-II: Biofuels - Radezky App.III

    		•  BIOMASS FOR ENERGY USES: ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY FOR FRANCE
    Gilles GUERASSIMOFF, Edi ASSOUMOU, Nadia MAĎZI, Marc BORDIER (Center for Applied Mathematics)

    		• WHAT ARE THE OBSTACLES FOR BIOMASS MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC?
    Jaroslav Knápek, Ji?í Vaší?ek (CTU in Prague), Kamila Havlí?ková (Silva Taroucy Research Institute)

    		• ANALYSIS OF BIOFUEL BASED MOBILITY IN HUNGARY
    Adam TOROK (KTI-Institute for Transport Science), Zoltan PETRES (SZTAKI- Computer and Automation Research Institute of Hungarian)

    		• BIO-FUELS FOR A LOW CARBON INDIAN SOCIETY
    Vaibhav Chaturvedi (Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad)

    		• AN ANALYSIS ON THE ECONOMICS OF POWER GENERATION USING WOOD WASTES FROM SCRAPPED HOUSES IN JAPAN
    Yoshiki Ogawa, Hiroto Nakajima (Toyo University)

    Parallel session 3-III: Electricity transmission: Investment and regulation - Künstlerzimmer

    		•  UROPEAN ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION IN 2050 - AN ENGINEERING-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF A COMBINED AC-DC SUPER GRID BASED ON RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES (RES)
    Christian von Hirschhausen, Lukas Bückers, Jonas Egerer, Florian Leuthold (TU Dresden), Wolf-Peter Schill (DIW Berlin)

    		• SHARING THE COSTS OF TRANSMISSION EXPANSION: A COOPERATIVE GAME THEORY APPROACH APPLIED ON THE NORDIC ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Hans Nylund (Luleĺ University of Technology)

    		• CONSTRAINED DIVESTITURE AND OWNERSHIP UNBUNDLING
    Margarethe Rammerstorfer (Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration)

    		• OPTIMAL INVESTMENT IN INTERCONNECTION CAPACITY
    Michiel de Nooij (SEO Economic Research, University of Amsterdam)

    		• WHY SHOULD WE ALLOW MERCHANT TRANSMISSION INVESTMENTS BY INCUMBENT GENERATORS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION?
    Adrien de Hauteclocque (University of ManchesteR), Vincent Rious (Department of Power and Energy Systems at Supelec)

    		• EXTERNAL COSTS OF INTERCONNECTION: THE CASE OF NORNED
    Isamu Matsukawa (Musashi University), Machiel Mulder (Netherlands Competition )

    Parallel session 3-IV: Energy efficiency policies II - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  IDENTIFYING FREE-RIDING IN ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAMS USING REVEALED PREFERENCE DATA
    Peter Grösche, Christoph M. Schmidt, Colin Vance (RWI Essen)

    		• EUROPEAN NETWORK FOR THE ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATION OF BUILDINGS - ENFORCE
    Marina Varvesi (ADICONSUM)

    		• VOLUNTARY ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS: AN INTERIM EVALUATION OF PFE IN SWEDEN
    Christian Stenqvist, Lars J. Nilsson ( Environmental and Energy System StudiesU), Eva Henriksson, Patrik Söderholm, Linda Wĺrell (Luleĺ University of Technology)

    		• ELECTRICITY EFFICIENCY POLICY IN UPPER AUSTRIA
    Christiane Egger, Christine Öhlinger, (Energiesparverband)

    		• WINENERGY! ENERGY EFFICIENCY INITIATIVE FOR STYRIAN COMPANIES TO IMPROVE THEIR COMPETITIVE POSITION
    Wilhelm Himmel (Nachhaltigkeitskoordinator Land Steiermark), Silke Leichtfried (Projektleiterin der Wirtschaftsinitiative Nachhaltigkeit), Bernhard Puttinger, Anton Schuller (ECO WORLD STYRIA)

    		• BLOCK OF FLATS RETROFITS IN THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE SEEN UNDER ECONOMIC AND GREENHOUSE WARMING POTENTIAL CRITERIA.

    Petr Vogel, Jiri Beranovsky, Frantisek Macholda, Petr Kotek, Jan Antonín

    Parallel session 3-V: Oil price and economy - Radezky App.I

    		•  DISENTANGLING THE EFFECTS OF OIL SHOCKS: THE ROLE OF RIGIDITIES AND MONETARY POLICY
    Baltasar Manzano, Carlos de Miguel, José María Martín-Moreno (Universidad de Vigo), Jesús Ruiz, (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

    		• OIL PRICE ASYMMETRIC SHOCKS AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: THE CASE OF GREECE
    Evangelia Papapetrou (University of Athens)

    		• DO HIGH OIL PRICES MATTER? EVIDENCE ON THE MOBILITY BEHAVIOR OF GERMAN HOUSEHOLDS
    Manuel Frondel, Colin Vance (RWI Essen) 

    Parallel session 3-VI: Electricity market modelling I - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  NATURAL GAS CONSIDERATION IN A MEDIUM-TERM ELECTRICITY MARKET EQUILIBRIUM MODEL
    Pablo Dueńas Martínez, Javier Reneses Guillén, Julián Barquín Gil (IIT ? Universidad Pontificia de Comillas)

    		• THE EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR FUEL STORAGE ON COMPETITION IN ELECTRICITY
    Maria Lykidi, Pascal Gourdel, (University of Paris 1), Jean-Michel Glachant (European University School of Florence)

    		• NEXT-DAY HYDROPOWER OUTPUT FORECAST WITH KALMAN FILTER TANK MODEL
    Kenta Ofuji, Nobuyuki Yamaguchi, Mika Goto (CRIEPI)

    		• TESTING A REAL-TIME GEOTHERMAL POWER CONTRACT MANAGEMENT TOOL PERFORMANCE IN A CHAOTIC WHOLESALE MARKET
    Daniel M. Hamblin (Dan Hamblin & Associates), Lance D. McKinzie (Ventyx)

    		• TRANSFORMATION OF THE COMMERCIAL FLOWS INTO PHYSICAL FLOWS OF ELECTRICITY
    Marek Adamec, Michaela Indrakova, Pavel Pavlátka (Czech Technical University in Prague)

    Parallel session 3-VII: Investment decision in generation technologies II - Trabantenstube

    		•  HE EFFECT OF ENERGY PRICES ON OPERATION AND INVESTMENT IN OECD COUNTRIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE VINTAGE CAPITAL MODEL
    Jevgenijs Steinbuks, Andreia Meshreky, Karsten Neuhoff (University of Cambridge)

    		• IMPACT OF DECENTRALIZED POWER GENERATION ON THE ECONOMICS OF LARGE-SCALE POWER PLANTS
    Christopher Breuer, Reinhard Madlener (RWTH Aachen University)

    		• THE PRICE OF POLICY RISK - EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS FROM CHOICE EXPERIMENTS WITH EUROPEAN SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT DEVELOPERS
    Sonja Lüthi, Rolf Wüstenhagen, (University of St. Gallen)

    		• LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY-ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIOS FOR THAILAND
    Srichattra Chaivongvilan, Deepak Sharma (University of Technology, Sydney)

    Parallel session 3-VIII: Climate change and low carbon options - Rittersaal

    		•  THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF TRANSITION TO NEW ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY IN ECONOMIC GROWTH
    Akira Maeda, Makiko Nagaya (Kyoto University)

    		• TRANSITION PATHWAYS FOR A LOW CARBON ENERGY SYSTEM IN THE UK: INTEGRATING SUPPLY-SIDE AND DEMAND-SIDE INSIGHTS
    Timothy J. Foxon (University of Leeds), Geoffrey P. Hammond (University of Bath), Peter J. Pearson (Imperial College)

    		• THE IMPACT OF THE EU ENERGY/CLIMATE PACKAGE ON ENERGY SUPPLY SECURITY IN BELGIUM
    D. Gusbin, D. Devogelaer (Federal Planning Bureau)

    		• THE ROLE OF CONCENTRATING SOLAR POWER AND PHOTOVOLTAICS FOR CLIMATE PROTECTION
    Robert Pietzcker, Gunnar Luderer, Nico Bauer (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), Susanne Manger, Thomas Bruckner (Leipzig University)

    		• THE ROLE OF THE GREEN QUOTA AND REVENUE RECYCLING SCHEMES IN THE CLIMATE CHANGE OPTIONS: A DYNAMIC GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS FOR AUSTRIA
    Stefan Schmelzer, Todor Balabanov (Institut fuer Hoehere Studien, Vienna)

    09.September 2009 10:15-12:00

    Parallel session 4-I: Energy policies II - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  MEASURING THE SOCIAL RATE OF RETURN IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY: A STUDY OF THE OECD COUNTRIES
    David Corderi, Cynthia Lin (University of California at Davis)

    		• THE CO-EVOLUTION OF ENERGY POLICIES AND THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES: EXPERIENCES IN THE NORDIC COUNTRIES FROM THE 1960S TO THE PRESENT DAY
    Jari Ojala, Esa Ruuskanen (University of Jyväskylä)

    		• SCHEDULING HYDRO-ENERGY PRODUCTION: A POLICY APPROACH
    Ann van Ackere (Université de Lausanne), Patricia Ochoa (London Business School)

    		• EFFECT OF WIND ENERGY ON CAPACITY PAYMENT. THE CASE OF SPAIN.
    Julio Usaola, M.Á. Moreno, M. Bueno (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), J. Rivier, Gonzalo Sáenz de Miera (Iberdrola)

    		• ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF SUBSIDIES TO DOMICILIARY ELECTRIC UTILITY SERVICES IN COLOMBIA THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS
    Santiago Arango Aramburo, Carlos Jaime Franco Cardona, Yris Olaya Mor, D. Faviana Gutiérrez Rôa, Eddy Marcela Naranjo Cardenas (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)

    Parallel session 4-II: Fuels and mobility - Radezky App.III

    		•  A HYBRID WORLD FUEL MARKET MODEL : A MODELING OF THE DYNAMIC FUEL MARKET EQUILIBRIUM WITH THE STOCHASTIC PRICE DISTURBANCE PROCESS
    Shunsuke Mori (Masahi Ohkura, Tokyo University of Science), Shintaro Takamine (Daiwa Institute of Research), Toshiteru Onojima (Mizuho Information & Research Institute)

    		• ETHANOL AND PRE-SALT OIL IN BRAZIL: COMPETITION OR COMPLEMENT? A PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS FOR THE BRAZILIAN MARKET
    Henrique M. M. Santos, Evgeniya Mezentseva Gradei (University of Aberdeen), Afonso Henriques M. Santos (Federal University of Itajuba)

    		• POTENTIALS OF HYBRIDS AND ELECTRIC VEHICLES FOR THE PASSENGER VEHICLE SECTOR IN AUSTRIA - A MODEL-BASED ANALYSIS
    Maximilian KLOESS (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• SHIFT FROM OIL FUELED CARS FOR A SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY IN FRANCE
    Edi Assoumou, Valérie RoY, Nadia Maďzi (Centre for Applied Mathematics)

    		• CAR PURCHASE TAX DIFFERENTIATION ACCORDING TO GHG EMISSION INTENSITY – EXPERIENCES IN FINLAND
    Adriaan PERRELS, Tarja TUOVINEN, Johanna PEKKARINEN (GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH VATT)

    Parallel session 4-III: Transmission networks and balancing markets - Künstlerzimmer

    		•  CROSS BORDER BALANCING MECHANISM IN A HARMONIZED EUROPEAN ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Frieder Borggrefe (University of Cologne), Karsten Neuhoff (University of Cambridge)

    		• STRATEGIC DEPLOYMENT OF BALANCING ENERGY IN THE GERMAN ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Christoph Möller, Svetlozar Rachev (KIT)

    		• FLEXIBLE USE OF GAS POWERPLANTS: REGULATION AND PRACTICE IN THE UK
    Laurent Gilotte, Stefan Leedham, Gareth Wordingham (EDF)

    		• THE ITALIAN INCENTIVE REGULATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONTINUITY OF ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION
    Luca Lo Schiavo, Riccardo Vailati (Autoritŕ per l?energia elettrica e il gas )

    		• REGULATORY SCHEMES FOR THE BRAZILIAN MARKET OF ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION
    Maria da Conceiçăo Sampaio de Sousa, Eduardo Serrato

    		• THE INTERACTION OF CONVENTIONAL POWER PRODUCTION AND RENEWABLE POWER UNDER THE ASPECT OF BALANCING FORECAST ERRORS
    Serafin von Roon (Research Institute of Energy Economy), Ulrich Wagner (Technical University Munich)

    Parallel session 4-IV: Energy efficiency and technological learning - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  GLOBAL TECHNICAL POTENTIALS FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT
    Wina Graus, Eliane Blomen, Corinna Kleßmann, Caroline Cap, Eva Stricker (Ecofys Germany)

    		• SUPPLY CONSTRAINTS ON REBOUND EFFECTS FROM INCREASES IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY: THE DISINVESTMENT EFFECT
    Karen Turner, Janine De Fence, Kim Swales (University of Strathclyde)

    		• AT HOME AND ABROAD: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF INNOVATION IN ENERGY-EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES
    E. Verdolini, M. Galeotti (University of Milan)

    		• A DEMAND SIDE EFFICIENCY CASE IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES: MEETING ENVIRONMENTAL AND COST GOALS IN A LARGE REFINERY
    Luca VEGETTI, Fabio NICOLŇ (Tefen Management Consulting)

    		• LEARNING ENERGY EFFICIENCY: QUANTIFYING PRICE AND EFFICIENCY DYNAMICS OF HOUSEHOLD ENERGY DEMAND TECHNOLOGIES
    Martin Weiss, Martin Patel, Martin Junginger, Wilfried Van Sark (Utrecht University)

    Parallel session 4-V: Oil market modelling I - Radezky App.I

    		•  A MODEL FOR THE GLOBAL CRUDE OIL MARKET USING A MULTI-POOL MCP APPROACH
    Daniel Huppmann, Franziska Holz (DIW Berlin)

    		• OPEC ANNOUNCEMENTS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON CRUDE OIL PRICES
    Sharon Xiaowen Lin (Cass Business School, City University, London)

    		• JUMPS IN OIL PRICES - EVIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONS
    Marc Gronwald (ifo Institute for Economic Research)

    		• OIL PRICE VOLATILITY : INFLUENCE OF THE TRADER'S BEHAVIOUR
    E. Hache, F. Lantz (IFP-School)

    		• TRENDS AND TRADE-OFFS IN PETROLEUM TAXATION
    Kjell Lřvĺs, Petter Osmundsen (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration)

    Parallel session 4-VI: Electricity market modelling II - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  MARKET COUPLING AND PRICE COORDINATION BETWEEN POWER EXCHANGES
    Pavel Pavlatka (Czech Technical University in Prague)

    		• STRATEGIC STORAGE AND FLUCTUATING WIND POWER IN A GAME-THEORETIC ELECTRICITY MARKET MODEL WITH IMPERFECT COMPETITION
    Wolf-Peter Schill (DIW Berlin Graduate Center of Economic and Social Research)

    		• THE EFFECT OF DIVESTITURES IN THE GERMAN ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Hannes WEIGT (Energy Economics and Public Sector Management), Bert WILLEMS (Tilburg University)

    		• RISK PREMIA IN THE GERMAN ELECTRICITY FUTURES MARKET
    Matthäus Pietz (Technische Universität München)

    Parallel session 4-VII: Investment decision in generation technologies III - Trabantenstube

    		•  IMPACT OF CCS ON THE ECONOMICS OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS - WHY INVESTMENT COSTS DO AND EFFICIENCY DOESN?T MATTER
    Richard Lohwasser, Reinhard Madlener (RWTH Aachen University)

    		• THE INFLUENCE OF BRANDING ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY: A BEHAVIORAL FINANCE PERSPECTIVE ON INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS IN RENEWABLE ENERGY STOCKS
    Nina Hampl, Rolf Wüstenhagen (Institute for Economy and the Environment)

    		• UNDERSTANDING THE VALUE OF BUSINESS MODELS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM CHOICE EXPERIMENTS WITH INVESTORS
    Moritz Loock, Rolf Wüstenhagen (University St. Gallen)

    		• RISK MANAGEMENT IN MARKETS WITH LIMITED LIQUIDITY
    Christoph Weber, Andreas Fritz (University Duisburg-Essen)

    		• HOW NEUROSCIENCE CAN INFORM ENERGY ECONOMICS
    Sigrid STAGL (University of Sussex, Vienna University of Economics and Business)

    Parallel session 4-VIII: Climate change policies - Rittersaal

    		•  GHG MITIGATION TARGETS BY 2020: WHAT INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION?
    Sandrine Selosse, Edi Assoumou, Nadia Maďzi, Benoit Lentz (MINES ParisTech)

    		• PEAK OIL AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY
    Aviel Verbruggen, Mohamed Al Marchohi (University of Antwerp)

    		• TOP-DOWN VS. BOTTOM-UP MODELING TO SUPPORT CLIMATE POLICY - COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS FOR THE PORTUGUESE ECONOMY
    Patrícia Fortes, Sofia Simőes, Júlia Seixas (CENSE), Denise Van Regemorter (CES)

    		• OPTIMAL CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AT THE LOCAL LEVEL
    Stefan Trück (Macquarie University Sydney)

    		• AUSTRALIAN ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES: A RECONNOITRE
    Deepak Sharma (University of Technology, Sydney)

    09.September 2009 17:00-18:45

    Parallel session 5-I: Renewables: Long term - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  ARE OUR ENERGY PORTFOLIOS RENEWABLE?
    Vivien CSAPI, Nóra KOVÁCS (University of Pecs)

    		• CASE STUDIES FOR REGIONAL RES-E SCENARIO ANALYSIS CONSIDERING INTERDEPENDENCIES WITH NEIGHBOURING ENERGY SYSTEMS
    Karl Anton Zach, Hans Auer (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• RENEWABLE ENERGY CARRIERS IN AUSTRIA: SCENARIO ASSEMENT WITH FOCUS ON UNCERTAINTIES
    Andreas Müller (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• DEVELOPING A ROADMAP FOR THE FUTURE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE IN SALZBURG
    Daniel REITER, August HIRSCHBICHLER, Michael Strebl (Salzburg AG für Energie), Albrecht Reuter (Fichtner IT Consulting AG), Thomas Hamacher, Pascal Mühlich, Florian Botzenhart (Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik)

    		• RENEWABLE ENERGY IN ENERGY SCENARIOS FOR GERMANY
    Sabine Wischermann, Hermann-Josef Wagner (Ruhr-University Bochum)

    Parallel session 5-II: Supply security I - Radezky App.III

    		•  THE (NON)SENSE OF ENERGY SECURITY INDICATORS AND POLICY
    Andreas Keller, Christoph Böhringer, Edwin van der Werf (University of Oldenburg)

    		• MEASURING SECURITY OF SUPPLY
    Christian Winzer, Karsten Neuhoff, Daniel Ralph (University of Cambridge)

    		• SHORT AND LONG-TERM INDICATOR AND EARLY WARNING TOOL FOR ENERGY SECURITY
    Lenhard Vanhoorn, Anca Badea, Fabio Monforti, Andras Szikszai, Ana Vetere, Henryk Faas (JRC-IE Petten)

    		• MEASURING ENERGY SUPPLY RISKS: A G7 RANKING
    Manuel Frondel, Nolan Ritter, Christoph M. Schmidt (RWI Essen)

    		• COALMOD-WORLD: THE SECURITY OF COAL SUPPLIES UNTIL 2030
    Clemens Haftendorn, Franziska Holz, Christian von Hirschhausen (DIW Berlin)

    Parallel session 5-III: DSM, DG and cost allocation - Künstlerzimmer

    		•  RELIABILITY IN FUTURE ELECTRICITY MIXES: THE QUESTION OF DISTRIBUTED AND RENEWABLE SOURCES
    Mathilde Drouineau, Nadia Maďzi, Edi Assoumou, (Mines ParisTech), Vincent Mazauric (Schneider Electric)

    		• INTEGRATION OF DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT WITH VARIABLE OUTPUT DG
    Seppo Kärkkäinen, Jussi Ikäheimo (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland)

    		• ALLOCATION OF GRID INTEGRATION COSTS FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATION - ARE CHANGES REASONABLE?
    Wolfgang Prüggler, Friederich Kupzog (Vienna University of Technology ), Benoît Bletterie, Helfried Brunner (Arsenal research)

    		• OFFSHORE WINDPOWER GRID CONNECTION COSTS - ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL TRANSFER COSTS FOR DIFFERENT ALLOCATION MECHANISMS
    Lukas Weissensteiner, Hans Auer (Vienna University of Technology)

    Parallel session 5-IV: Energy efficiency II - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  AN ANALYSIS OF RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS' PREFERENCES FOR HOUSEHOLD ENERGY SYSTEMS
    Hisanori Goto, Toshio Ariu (Central Research Institute of Electric Power I)

    		• RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY DEMAND: A ROADMAP OF MAIN FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMERS CONSUMPTION
    Saplacan Pop Roxana, Brzakowski Florence, Entem Marianne (EDF R&D)

    		• HOUSEHOLD ENERGY SPENDING AND INCOME GROUPS: THE CASE OF GREAT BRITAIN 1991-2007
    Helena Meier (University of Hamburg), Tooraj Jamasb (University of Cambridge)

    		• PREFERENCES FOR HEATING TECHNOLOGIES: A DISCRETE CHOICE ANALYSIS FOR GERMAN HOUSEHOLDS
    Frauke Braun (DIW Berlin)

    		• A MODEL OF THE FRENCH RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR HEATING ENERGY TO EVALUATE THE PROSPECTIVE IMPACT OF POLICY INSTRUMENTS
    Louis-Gaëtan Giraudet, Céline Guivarch, Philippe Quirion (CNRS / CIRED) 

    Parallel session 5-V: Oil market modelling II - Radezky App.I

    		•  COST VALUATION AND TAX DESIGN
    Magne Emhjellen (Petoro AS), Petter Osmundsen (University of Stavanger)

    		• EFFICIENCY IN THE CRUDE OIL FUTURES MARKET: BACKTESTING RECENT DEVELOPMENTS WITH MULTIFACTOR MODELS
    Andreas Fritz, Christoph Weber (University of Duisburg-Essen)

    		• IMPACTS OF FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES MARKET ON OIL PRICE VOLATILITY
    Istemi Berk (Izmir University of Economics)

    		• HOW DO OIL PRICES AFFECT STOCK RETURNS IN GCC MARKETS? AN ASYMMETRIC COINTEGRATION APPROACH
    Julien Fouquau, Mohamed El Hedi AROURI (LEO-Université d?Orléans)

    Parallel session 5-VI: Electricity market modelling III - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  ESTIMATING COST FUNCTION USING OBSERVED BID DATA IN WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY ITALIAN MARKET
    Carlo A. Bollino, Paolo Polinori (University of Perugia)

    		• FORWARD PREMIA IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS: THE INFLUENCE OF SHOCKS, MARKET STRUCTURES, AND RISK AND MARKET ASSESSMENTS ON INEFFICIENT MARKET OUTCOMES
    Christian Redl, Bernhard Böhm, Reinhard Haas (Vienna University of Technology), Claus Huber (EGL Austria GmbH)

    		• NON-LINEARITY AND SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE SPARK-SPREAD RELATIONSHIP
    Hiroaki Suenaga (Curtin University of Technology)

    		• MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF A DECENTRALIZED ELECTRICITY MARKET: INTEGRATED SIMULATION/OPTIMIZATION
    Kemal SARICA, Ilhan OR, Gürkan KUMBARO?LU (BOGAZIÇI UNIVERSITY)

    Parallel session 5-VII: Local case studies - Trabantenstube

    		•  RESOURCE RENT TAXATION AND BENCHMARKING - A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR THE SWISS HYDROPOWER SECTOR
    BANFI Silvia, FILIPPINI Massimo (CEPE, ETH Zurich)

    		• MODELING NATIONAL EMISSIONS REDUCTION TARGETS FOR ELECTRICITY GENERATION IN ISRAEL
    Nir Becker (Tel-Hai College, Israel), David Soloveitchik (Energy and Economic Models), Moshe Olshansky (Residex Pty Ltd)

    		• ENERGY, TRANSPORT AND WASTE MANAGEMENT: A REVIEW OF MALTESE POLICIES TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
    Charles Yousif (University of Malta)

    		• BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF CLEANER AND ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES IN VIETNAM
    Nhan T. Nguyen, Minh Ha-Duong, Franck Nadaud (CIRED-CNRS. Campus du Jardin), Thanh C. Tran (Institute of Energy of Vietnam), Ram M. Shrestha (Asian Institute of Technology)

    Parallel session 5-VIII: Towards sustainability I - Rittersaal

    		•  ENERGY POLICIES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES
    Roudi Baroudi (Energy and Environment Holding)

    		• TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF DISPARITIES IN SCENARIOS OF DECARBONIZATION: SECTORALLY AND REGIONALLY EXPLICIT RESULTS FROM THE RECIPE PROJECT
    Gunnar Luderer, Michael Jakob, Jan Steckel, Ottmar Edenhofer (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), Valentina Bosetti (Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei), Henri Waisman (Centre International de Recherche sur l'environment et le development)

    		• A HYBRID APPROACH FOR ENERGY-CLIMATE POLICY ANALYSIS: EFFECTS OF FEED-IN TARIFFS TO PROMOTE RENEWABLE ENERGY IN PORTUGAL
    Sara Proença (ESAC - Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra), Miguel St Aubyn (ISEG - Technical University of Lisbon)

    10.September 2009 08:30-10:15

    Parallel session 6-I: Country studies - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  LESSONS LEARNED FIXED FEED-IN VERSUS PREMIUMS: THE CASE OF SPAIN
    Julieta Schallenberg (Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)

    		• CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE ROLE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN LITHUANIA
    Vaclovas MISKINIS, Konstantina VICIUTE, Darius Tarvydas (Lithuania)

    		• DESIGNING SOLAR FEED-IN TARIFFS FOR AUSTRALIA: LESSONS LEARNT FROM EUROPE?
    Craig Froome, Liam Wagner (The University of Queensland)

    		• FORCASTING THE LONG TERM EMISSIONS INTENSITY FACTOR FOR ELECTRICITY MARKETS: AN AUSTRALIAN CASE STUDY
    Liam Wagner, Craig Froome, Ariel Liebman, John Foster (The University of Queensland)

    Parallel session 6-II: Supply security II - Radezky App.III

    		•  SECURITY OF SUPPLY IN THE EUROPEAN GAS MARKET: A MODEL-BASED ANALYSIS
    Ibrahim Abada (Univ. Paris), Olivier Massol (IFP)

    		• REGULATION AND THE LONG-TERM SECURITY OF SUPPLY IN THE ARGENTINIAN GAS MARKET
    Ricardo Ponzo (YPF), Erik Larsen (University of Lugano), Isaac Dyner, Santiago Arengo (Ceiba Complexity, National University of Colombia)

    		• ENERGY SECURITY STRATEGIES OF CHINA, JAPAN, AND KOREA TOWARDS AFRICAN COUNTRIES: STATUS AND CHALLENGES
    Sungil Jang (Seoul National University)

    		• ENERGY SECURITY IN TAIWAN: REVIEW AND RE-EXAMINATION
    Shih-Mo Lin (Chung Yuan Christian University), Chun-Chiang Feng (National Central University)

    		• THE PRICE OF SUPPLY SECURITY OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY AGAINST TERRORISM
    Aaron J. Praktiknjo (Berlin University of Technology)

    Parallel session 6-III: Energy demand II - Künstlerzimmer

    Parallel session 6-IV: Energy demand I - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  ENERGY DEMAND AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN OECD COUNTRIES: A STOCHASTIC DEMAND FRONTIER APPROACH
    Massimo Filippini (ETH Zurich), Lester C Hunt (University of Surrey)

    		• THE REBOUND EFFECT WITH ENERGY PRODUCTION: A PARTIAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS
    J.Kim Swales, Karen Turner (University of Strathclyde)

    		• ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN AN INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRY - THE CASE OF GERMANY

    Moritz Paulus, Frieder Borggrefe (University of Cologne)

    		• THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND ENERGY PRICES ON THE DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION
    Petra Amrusch, Franz Wirl (University of Vienna)

    Parallel session 6-V: Oil and gas industry II - Radezky App.I

    		•  EUROPEAN GAS IMPORTS: GHG EMISSIONS FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN
    Antonio Taglia, Nicola Rossi (Altran Italia)

    		• A GAME OF UPSTREAM NATURAL GAS PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT
    Yue Xu, Kjetil Haugen (Molde University College)

    		• DRILLING PRODUCTIVITY ON THE NORWEGIAN CONTINENTAL SHELF
    Petter Osmundsen, Kristin Helen Roll, Ragnar Tveterĺs (University of Stavanger)

    		• INCENTIVE DESIGN IN OIL SERVICE CONTRACTS
    Petter Osmundsen (University of Stavanger), Terje Sřrenes, Anders Toft (Norwegian Petroleum Dire)

    Parallel session 6-VI: Price volatility modelling - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  MODELLING POWER FUTURES VOLATILITY: COMPARISON OF ARMA AND GARCH MODELS BASED ON EEX DATA
    Joachim Benatzky (University of Duisburg-Essen)

    		• EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY FLUCTUATIONS ON THE INTRA-DAY SPOT MARKET IN GERMANY
    Michael Splett, Jörg Bendfeld (University of Paderborn)

    		• ON THE REALIZED VOLATILITY OF THE ECX EMISSIONS 2008 FUTURES CONTRACT: DISTRIBUTION, DYNAMICS AND FORECASTING
    Julien Chevallier (Imperial College London), Benoît Sévi (Université d'Angers)

    		• GLOBALIZATION OF STEAM COAL MARKETS? ? AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS
    Anne Neumann, Astrid Cullmann, Christian von Hirschhausen (DIW Berlin)

    Parallel session 6-VII: Coal and nuclear generation technologies - Trabantenstube

    		•  HOW CLEAN IS CLEAN? INCREMENTAL VERSUS RADICAL TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS
    Klaus Rennings (Centre for European Economic Research), Peter Markewitz, Stefan Vögele (Forschungszentrum Juelich)

    		• MODELLING THE DIFFUSION OF CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE UNDER LEARNING EFFECTS
    Johannes Herold, Jan Abrell, Florian Leuthold (TU Dresden)

    		• ESTIMATION OF CASH FLOWS VOLATILITY FOR RISK ANALYSIS OF A NEW LIGNITE POWER PLANT
    Leszek Jurdziak, Justyna Wiktorowicz (Univ. of Tech., Poland)

    		• ECONOMIC AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF NON-LARGE NUCLEAR REACTORS WITH COGENERATION OPTION IN LITHUANIA
    Egidijus Norvaisa, Robertas Alzbutas (Lithuanian Energy institute)

    Parallel session 6-VIII: Towards sustainability II - Rittersaal

    		•  CCS IN EUROPE - LONG AWAITED SILVER BULLET OR YET A CLIMATE FRIENDLY TECHNOLOGY IN NEED OF GOVERNMENT DEPLOYMENT SUPPORT?
    Rolf Golombek, Sverre Kittelsen, Ole Rogeberg (Frisch Centre), Finn Roar Aune, Mads Greaker (Statistics Norway)

    		• GREENHOUSE GAS ABATEMENT WITH DISTRIBUTED GENERATION IN CALIFORNIA'S COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
    Michael Stadler, Chris Marnay, Gonçalo Ferreira Cardoso, Olivier Megel, Judy La (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Afzal Siddiqui (University College London)

    		• STABILISING WORLD CO2 EMISSIONS: A BRIDGE TOO FAR?
    Alan Moran (IPA)

    10.September 2009 13:45-15:30

    Parallel session 7-I: Renewable case and country studies - Zeremoniensaal

    		•  MORE BASKETS? - RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY SECURITY
    Ulrike Lehr (Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftliche Strukturforschung mbH)

    		• HOW TO EFFICIENTLY SUPPORT RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY - THE FUTURE TASK IN EUROPE
    Christian Panzer, Gustav Resch, Reinhard Haas (Vienna University of Technology), Thomas Faber, (Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft Laufenburg Austria GmbH)

    		• ATTITUDE TOWARDS GREEN ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN THE NEW EU MEMBER STATES: A CASE OF SLOVENIA
    Jelena Zoric, Nevenka Hrovatin (University of Ljubljana)

    		• PROFITABILITY AND THE FEASIBILITY OF THE PHOTOVOLTAICS IN CROATIA - ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL, ECONOMICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS
    Slavica ROBI?, Nenad Debrecin (University of Zagreb), Diana Ognjan (HEP Renewable energy sources)

    		• OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO PURCHASING GREEN ELECTRICITY - EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM SWISS HOUSEHOLDS
    Dorian Litvine (University of Montpellier), Rolf Wüstenhagen (University of St. Gallen)

    		• ARMINGTON ELASTICITIES OF INTRA-EUROPEAN TRADE WITH WOOD BIOENERGY PRODUCTS
    Robert Lundmark, Shima Shahrammehr (Luleĺ University of Technology)

    		• ENERGY POLICY REVIEW FOR EU ACCESSION COUNTRIES, THE CASE OF CROATIA
    Amanbir Grewal, Ugur Ipek (NHH)

    Parallel session 7-II: Renewables: Case studies - Radezky App.III

    		•  DYNAMIC CGE MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY
    Omvir Chaudhry, Anusha Sirigiri (Birla Institute of Technology and Science)

    		• IMPACTS OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAMMES - EVIDENCE FROM RWANDA
    Gunther BENSCH, Jochen KLUVE, Jörg PETERS (RWI Essen)

    		• PELLETS@LAS PROJECT, METHODS AND RESULTS
    Peter Gyuris (Geonardo Ltd.)

    Parallel session 7-III: Gas and coal market modelling - Künstlerzimmer

    Parallel session 7-IV: Urban and rural energy use - Maria Theresien App.I

    		•  INTEGRATION OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY SIDE ACTIVITIES IN CONCERTO COMMUNITIES: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISMS FOR SUSTAINABLE LOCAL ENERGY STRATEGIES
    Olivier Pol, Ute Gigle (AIT), Maria-Rosaria Di Nucci (Freie Universität Berlin)

    		• STRATEGIES FOR E5 AND THE EUROPEAN ENERGY AWARD ® - A TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR COMMUNAL ENERGY-RELATED ACTIVITIES ON ITS WAY TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED CLIMATE PROTECTION PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITIES AND REGIONS
    Heimo Bürbaumer (Austrian Energy Agency)

    		• ENERGY CONSUMPTION PREFERENCES AND CHANGES IN HOUSEHOLD STRUCTURE. THE CASE OF UNITED STATES
    Michael Dalton (U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Brian C. O'Neill, (National Center for Atmospheric Research), Katarína Zigová (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis)

    		• A SIMULATION RESEARCH ON CHINESE URBANIZATION AND ENERGY COMSUMPTION (2010-2040)
    Mi Hong (ZheJiang University), Zhou Wei (Xiamen University)

    Parallel session 7-V: Oil and gas industry III - Radezky App.I

    		•  TRUST AS A SHIFT PARAMETER IN THE EXTENDED TRANSACTION COST FRAMEWORK - A FIRST APPLICATION TO THE LNG INDUSTRY
    Sophia Ruester (Dresden University of Technology)

    		• CASPIAN - BLACK SEA - SE EUROPEAN GAS CORRIDORS AND THE LNG PARAMETER: A SCENARIO BUNDLES APPROACH
    Konstantinos G. GKONIS, Harilaos N. PSARAFTIS (, National Technical University of Athens)

    		• MARKET ARBITRAGE: EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN NATURAL GAS PRICES
    Stephen P.A. Brown, Mine K. Yücel

    		• THE STRUCTURE OF THE EUROPEAN HIGH PRESSURE NATURAL GAS NETWORK: A GRAPH THEORY BASED ANALYSIS
    Franziska Holz (DIW Berlin), Matthew Macauley (Clemson University)

    		• INTERNATIONAL GAS MARKETS: ECONOMICS, GEOGRAPHY AND POLITICS
    Yuri Yegorov, Franz Wirl (University of Vienna)

    		• THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATIN AMERICAN OIL INDUSTRIES: A EVOLUTIONIST AND ECONOMIC HISTORIC APPROACH
    Francisco Ebeling Barros, Felipe Augusto Dias (Brazilian Petroleum Institute)

    Parallel session 7-VI: Wind power and electricity markets - Geheime Ratstube

    		•  AVOIDED EMISSIONS AND EXTERNAL COSTS IN THE EU27 MEMBER STATES UP TO 2030:STUDY ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF WIND ENERGY REPLACING FOSSIL-FUEL BASED ELECTRICITY GENERATION
    Hans Auer (Vienna University of Technology)

    		• THE IMPACT OF LARGE-SCALE WIND POWER DEPLOYMENT ON THE FUTURE POWER GENERATION MIX)
    Cedric De Jonghe, Erik Delarue, Ronnie Belmans, William D'haeseleer, K.U.Leuven

    		• ON THE MARKET VALUE OF WIND POWER
    Carlo Obersteiner (Vienna University of Technology), Marcelo Saguan (SUPELEC)

    		• CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FRENCH WIND RESOURCE: LONG-TERM PATTERNS, RELATIONSHIP TO ELECTRICITY DEMAND AND PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS
    Marcelo Saguan (RSCAS - European University Institut), Fabien Roques (University of Cambridge), Olivier Mestre (Meteo France), Céline Hiroux, Sebastian Libonnatti (University of Paris XI)

    		• THE IMPACT OF INTRODUCING 7-DAY-TRADING ON THE AUSTRIAN ELECTRICITY MARKET
    Matthias Pickl (University of Applied Sciences Kufstein), Erich Wagner (Energieallianz), Franz Wirl (University of Vienna)

    Parallel session 7-VII: Technological learning - Trabantenstube

    		•  INCORPORATION OF INPUT PRICES AND SCALE EFFECTS IN A MULTI-FACTOR LEARNING CURVE FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY
    W.G.J.H.M. van Sark, C.F. Yu, E.A. Alsema (Copernicus Institute for Sustainable Development and Innovation)

    		• MODELLING THE EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY-PUSH AND DEMAND-PULL POLICIES ON TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE ENERGY SECTOR - THE CASE OF PHOTOVOLTAICS
    Nils Roloff, Wolfram Krewitt (German Aerospace Ce), Ulrike Lehr (Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftliche Strukturforschung mbH)

    		• TECHNOLOGY LEARNING AND RESEARCH IN WIND POWER: RETHINKING THE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
    Kristina Ek, Patrik Söderholm (Luleĺ University of Technology)

    		• INNOVATIVE ACTVITY IN RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS USING PATENT DATA
    Frauke G. Braun, Jens Schmidt-Ehmcke (DIW Berlin), Petra Zloczysti (Freie Universität Berlin)

    		• SIMULTANEOUS EFFECT OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL LEARNING AND URANIUM SCARCITY ON THE NUCLEAR ENERGY TECHNOLOGY COST
    Sondes Kahouli (Université de Nantes)

    Parallel session 7-VIII: Heating - Rittersaal

    		•  MARKET OPENING IN LOCAL DISTRICT HEATING NETWORKS
    Linda Wĺrell (Luleĺ University of Technology), Thomas Sundqvist (Swedish Competition)

    		• INSTATIONARITY AS A LIMITING FACTOR FOR THE USE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE HEAT IN HEATING-NETWORKS
    Alois Kraussler, Matthias Theissing, Michael Wanek (University of Applied Sciences JOANNEUM)

    		• EFFICIENT EXPLOITATION OF WASTE HEAT: MANAGEMENT FOR A WASTE HEAT UTILIZATION PROJECT FROM ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES

    Nguyen Huu Phuc, Yoshiyuki Mats, Motonobu Kubo (Yamaguchi University)

    		• FUEL CELL HEATING PLANTS - CONTRIBUTING TO FUTURE VIABILITY OF ENERGY SYSTEMS
    Bert Droste-Franke (Europäische Akademie Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler GmbH)

    		• POTENTIALS FOR BIOMASS FIRED COMBINED HEAT AND POWER PLANTS CONSIDERING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOMASS SUPPLY AND HEAT DEMAND: AN AUSTRIAN CASE STUDY
    Johannes Schmidt, Erwin Schmid (University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences), Sylvain Leduc, Georg Kindermann (International Institute for Applied System Analysis), Erik Dotzauer (Mälardalen University, Sweden)

    AAEE.at

    10th IAEE European Conference

    Energy, Policies and Technologies for Sustainable Economies

    7 - 10 September 2009