ELAEE 2011 - ELAEE 2011 : Latin American Meeting on Energy Economics 2001

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Category ELAEE 2011

Deadline: January 18, 2011 | Date: April 18, 2011-April 19, 2011

Venue/Country: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Updated: 2010-10-16 13:50:38 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

The deadline for the receipt of abstracts is November 15, 2010. Abstracts, which have to be a concise text on the topic to be covered and the method of analysis, should be no longer than two pages. Your abstract has to include the following sections:

Overview

Methods

Expected Results

References

Please note that the official languages for the ELAEE are English, Portuguese, and Spanish, and that no abstract written in other language will be considered by the Committee.

If the abstract is accepted by the Program Committee, authors will be able to submit their complete paper until March 1st, 2011 to be published in the conference proceedings. If you whish to obtain more information regarding the submission procedure or submit your paper, please click HERE.

Conference Topics

International coal trade, risks and strategies

The insertion of coal in the energy mix

Electricity integration in Latin America

Electricity efficiency

Distributed generation

Electricity tariffs ? Key principles ? Social tariff

Energy and Macroeconomics

International oil markets

National and regional oil markets

National and regional electricity markets

Electricity prices, instability and uncertainty

LNG Economics

Wind Power Economics

Economics of Biofuels

The assessment of energy projects

Energy security and supply reliability

Energy vulnerability of Latin American countries

Energy demand forecasting

Energy sector modelling

The design of energy policies

Geopolitics of Global energy supply

Risk analysis of the energy sector

Oil & Gas exploration contracts

Gas integration in Latin America

Natural gas markets and infrastructure

Oil exploration and production in Latin America

Nuclear energy in Latin America

Nuclear power plants

Uranium mining

New technologies for nuclear reactors

Final disposal of nuclear residues

Nuclear energy: Hopes and reality

Hydroelectricity ? Characteristics of its development

Renewable energy ? integration to the energy mix

The assessment of renewable energy projects

Energy & Climate change

Carbon markets

Carbon capture and storage

Energy policies in the post-Kyoto times

The response of energy supply to natural disasters

Energy, development, and social integration

Rural electrification in Latin America

Energy efficiency in the transportation sector