Dear Participant

10th International Conference on Technology Policy and Innovation

ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY Stavanger, 17 – 20 June The University of Stavanger Kjell Arholms Hus

CONFERENCE PROGRAM Revised Draft

28 May, Stavanger, 2007

1 Dear Participant

We would like to welcome you to the Tenth International Conference on Technology Policy and Innovation with a special focus on Energy and Sustainability.

The ICTPI – conference series have always acknowledged science and technology as key global resources for wealth and job creation. Further, both developed and developing countries are increasingly confronted with the challenges of providing affordable, reliable and sustainable energy sources in order to uphold a desirable quality of life in addition to looking at the climate and environment issue.

Therefore the topic of this conference is exceptionally important and the local and international organising committee wish that the conference can put these important topics on the research agenda, that networks are created and sustained and just as important, that all participants have a pleasant stay in Stavanger during ICTPI – 10.

With Regards,

The Local & International Organising Committee for the Tenth International Conference on Technology Policy and Innovation Energy and Sustainabilty, Stavanger – 2007.

Helge Ole Bergesen David Gibson Chair Local Committee Chair International Committee

Elin Merethe Oftedal William Nuttall Coordinator local committee Adviser for ICTPI - 10

2 Practical Details

MONDAY 18TH OF JUNE The bus leaves from Clarion Hotel to the University Area at 08.00 (8 am). The conference will be held on campus, in Kjell Arholms house (see map).

The registration for the conference will begin at 08.00 (8 am).

The bus leaves from the University Area to Clarion Hotel at 18.00 (6 pm).

The reception is held at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum. We meet in the hotel lobby and walk to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum together at 18.30 (6.30 pm)

TUESDAY 19TH OF JUNE: The bus leaves from Clarion Hotel to the University Area at 08.30 am. NOTE : The bus goes directly from the University Area to the harbour at 17.30 (5.30 pm) Please bring good shoes and warm clothes for the Fjordcruise. Evenings might be chilly in Norway! The boat leaves at 1800 (6 pm). It is important to be on time.

WEDNESDAY 20TH OF JUNE: The bus leaves from Clarion Hotel to the University Area at 08.30 am. The bus leaves from the university area to Clarion hotel after the last session ending at 11.00.

3 4 PLENARY SESSIONS ROOM: Aditorium A1

SESSION PL 1 CONFERENCE OPENING SESSION PL 2: WORLD PERSPECTIVE ON ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY SESSION PL 3: COUNTRY CASES SESSION PL 4: INDUSTRY APPROACH TO ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILIT SESSION PL 5: HUMAN DIMENSION OF ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY SESSION PL 6 SOCIAL DIMENSION OF ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY SESSION PL 7: PANEL DISCUSSION & SUMMARY 11 SESSION PL 8: MANUEL HEITOR AWARD/ ICTPI 11

PARALLEL SESSIONS ENERGY SESSIONS ROOM: KA-Underv. 139

PARALLEL 1 A SPECIFIC TOPICS ON ENERGY SUCH AS FOSSIL FUELS, CO2 CAPTURE AND LOW CARBON ELECTRICITY PARALLEL 2 A ENERGY AND SECURITY PARALLEL 3 A ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION PARALLEL 4 A ENERGY DEMAND AND EFFICIENCY

KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION SESSIONS ROOM: KA-Underv. 138

PARALLEL 1 B CHANGING REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PARADIGMS OF INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PARALLEL 2 B TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES; SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES PARALLEL 3 B EDUCATION, LEARNING AND KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION PARALLEL 4 B INNOVATION, GLOBALISATION AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SESSION ROOM: KA-Underv. 137

PARALLEL 1 CECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE PARALLEL 2 C SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND BUILDING PRACTICES PARALLEL 3C NATIONAL AND REGIONAL ENERGY STRATEGIES

5 PLENARY SESSIONS

PL1 Conference Opening Monday 18th of June 2007 09.00 - 09.30

Chair: David Gibson, Chair, International Organising Committee - Associate Director, IC2 nstitute, University of Texas, Austin, USA Co-chair: Helge Ole Bergesen, Chair Local Organising Committee, R&D Director, University of Stavanger Elin M. Oftedal, coordinator

Introduction to the Conference by the Chairpersons

Ivar Langen, Principal The University of Stavanger

Fridjof Unander, Vice President Enova1

1 Enova is a public enterprise owned by the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.Enova SF`s main mission is to contribute to environmentally sound and rational use and production of energy, relying on financial instruments and incentives to stimulate market actors and mechanisms to achieve national energy policy goals. The establishment of Enova SF signals a shift in Norway`s organization and implementation of its energy efficiency and renewable energy policy. By gathering strategic policy responsibilities in a small, flexible and market oriented organization, Norway has wanted to create a pro-active agency that has the capacity to stimulate energy efficiency by motivating cost-effective and environmentally sound investment decisions. Enova SF enjoys considerable freedom with regard to the choice and composition of its strategic foci and policy measures. Enova SF advises the Ministry in questions relating to energy efficiency and new renewable energy.

6 PL2 World Perspective on Energy and Sustainability Monday 18th of June 2007 09.30 - 11.15

Chair: Helge Ole, R&D Director, University of Stavanger, Norway. Co-chair: David Gibson, Chair, International Organising Committee - IC2 institute, University of Texas, Austin, USA

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Neil Hirst Director of Energy Technology Office (IEA)

Luc Werring Principal Adviser to the Director-General for Energy and Transport.

Discussion

7 SESSION PL3: COUNTRY CASES Monday 18th of June 2007 14.30 - 18.00

Chair: Arild Nystad, Managing Director PetroManagement Co-chair: Birger Haraldseid, Greater Stavanger EconomicDevelopment

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Dr. Leena Srivastava TERI, New Delhi TERI-NA (Tata Energy and Resources Institute, North America

Dr. Zhulin Shi, Tsinghua University in Beijing

Kristin Bauer US embassy to Norway.

Dmitry Taschev, Adviser to the Chair of the Association of European Business (AEB) in Russia Energy Committee.

8 SESSION PL4: INDUSTRY APPROACH TO ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY Tuesday, 19th of June 2007 09.00 - 10.45

Chair: Maiken Ims, Senior Adviser Public Affairs, OLF – the Norwegian Oil Association.

Co-chair: Marina van Geenhuizen, Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Justin Adams Director, Long Term Technology, BP

Arne Mogren Vice President of Public Affairs, Vattenfall

Discussion

9 SESSION PL5: THE HUMAN DIMENSION OF ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY Wednesday, 20th of June 2007 09.00 - 10.00

Chair: Helge Ole Bergesen, R&D Director, University of Stavanger, Norway. Co-chair: Marina van Geenhuizen, Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Jan Egeland Special Envoy, The United Nations

Questions /Discussion

10 SESSION PL6: PANEL DISCUSSION & SUMMARY 11 Wednesday, 20th of June 2007 10.00 – 10.30

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons.

Jan Egeland, Special Envoy UN

Dmitry Taschev, Adviser to the Chair of the Association of European Business (AEB) in Russia Energy Committee.

Shi Zhulin, Tsinghua University, Beijing

11 SESSION PL7: MANUEL HEITOR AWARD AND ICTPI 11 Wednesday, 20th of June 2007 10.30 – 11.00

Chair: David Gibson, Chair, International Organising Committee, IC2 Institute, University of Texas, Austin, USA.

Co-chairs William Nuttall University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, UK.

Alejandro Ibarra-Yunez EGADE, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Sup. de Monterrey (ITESM), Mexico.

Marina van Geenhuizen Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

Dariusz Trzmielak Innovation Center, University of Lodz, Poland.

Emmanuel Koukios Bioresource Technology Unit, National Technical University of Athens, Greece.

12 PARALLEL SESSIONS

PARALLEL 1 A SPECIFIC TOPICS ON ENERGY SUCH AS FOSSIL FUELS, CO2 CAPTURE AND LOW CARBON ELECTRICITY Monday 18th of June 11.30 – 13.00 Chair: William Nuttall, University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, UK. Co – Chair: Birger Haraldseid, Greater Stavanger Economic Development, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Kirsti Midttømme Geological Survey of Norway UNDERGROUND THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE AND GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMPS - A PROMISING ENERGY ALTERNATIVE

Marina van Geenhuizen Associate Professor, System Innovation and Spatial Development, TU Delft, The Netherlands OPTIMIZING URBAN CAR TRAFFIC FOR SUSTAINABLE FUEL USE

Asbjørn Moseidjord Saint Mary’s College of California Visiting Scholar, Agder University College, 2007 INCOME AND CLIMATE POLICY WITH APPLICATION TO THE U.S

James Meadowcroft Carleton School of Public Policy, Carleton University

CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE: IMAGINING CCS AS A TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSITION AND/OR A MAGIC BULLET?

13 PARALLEL 1 B CHANGING REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PARADIGMS OF INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCUBATION AND COMMERCIALISATION Monday 18. June 11.30 – 13.00 Chair: David Gibson, Associate Director IC2 insitute Co – Chair : Martin Gjelsvik, Vice President IRIS

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Pedro Faria Instituto Superior Técnico and IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research, UTL, Av. Rovisco Pais, 1049-001 Lisboa, Portugal Francisco Lima; Instituto Superior Técnico and CEG-IST, UTL PRODUCT, PROCESS AND ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION: COMPLEMENTARY STRATEGIES?

Mario Coccia CERIS-CNR, Institute for Economic Research on Firm and Growth National Research Council of Italy and Max Planck Institute of Economics Germany ECONOMIC GROWTH AND RESEARCH FUNDING: OPTIMIZATION AND RESEARCH POLICY IMPLICATIONS

Reinhold Hofer JOANNEUM RESEARCH Institute of Technology and Regional Policy THE ROLE OF RTOS (RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY ORGANISATIONS) IN THE DEVELOPMENTS OF ENERGY RESEARCH AND ITS ORIENTATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY

Rosalind Russell Rogaland Science Park TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND INCUBATION IN THE STAVANGER REGION

14 PARALLEL 1 C ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Monday 18th of June 11.30 – 13.00

Chair: Oluf Langhelle, University of Stavanger, Norway. Co – Chair : Dariusz Trziemelak, Innovation Center, Lodz, Poland.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Emile J.L. Chappin Delft University of Technology Department of Technology, Policy and Management ON THE IMPACT OF CO2 EMISSION-TRADING ON POWER GENERATION EMISSIONS

Tadashi Aoyagi EcoTopia Science Institute, Nagoya University CONSIDERATION FOR THE WAY TO INCREASE THE LEVEL OF GLOBAL WARMING

Navaraj , Perumalsamy Dr.P.S.Navaraj, Yadava College, Madurai, India Prof.S.Krishnammal, EMG Yadava Women’s College,Madurai, India RECYCLED DYE EFFLUENT WASTEWATER FOR AQUACULTURE

Muhammed-Sanni M. National Centre for Technology Management, O A U, Ile Ife, Nigeria AN ASSESSMENT OF OZONE DEPLETION POTENTIAL OVER NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY

15 PARALLELL 2 A ENERGY AND SECURITY Tuesday 19th of June 11.00 - 12.30 Chair: William Nuttall, University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, UK. Co – Chair: Dariusz Trzmielak, Innovation Center, University of Lodz, Poland.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Sergey S. Seliverstov, LL.M., PhD. (MGIMO, Moscow) Clare Hall College (Cambridge University) Life Member EU ENERGY SECURITY: RUSSIAN PERSPECTIVE

Kong, Chyong Chi Judge Business School University of Cambridge A DYNAMIC MODEL OF THE UK NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY: SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODELING AND LONG TERM ENERGY POLICY ANALYSIS

Nuttall , William Judge Business School University of Cambridge A NEW PARADIGM FOR ENERGY SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY?

Waugh, Michael Innovation, Creativity and Capital Institute University of Texas at Austin ENERGY AND SECURITY

Alexandre BREDIMAS Department of Nuclear Regulation and Policy E.ON Kernkraft, Hannover, GermanyA Cost-Benefit Analysis of a Nuclear Power Plant in the British Context A COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN THE BRITISH CONTEXT

16 PARALLEL 2 B TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES-SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND REGULATORY ISSUEs Tuesday 19th of June 11.00 - 12.30

Chair: Alessandro Ibarra Yunez, EGADE, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Sup. de Monterrey (ITESM), Mexico. Co – Chair : Elin M. Oftedal, Greater Stavanger Economic Development, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Maciej Urbaniak Quality Management Department Faculty of Management The University of Lodz SHAPING THE CITIZENSHIP REPUTATION THROUGH THE INTRODUCTION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CONCEPTION

Nadia Aarab IRIS, Marine Institute Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons ECOTOXICOLOGY ASSESSMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE CASE OF BELIZE

Carlos Scheel EGADE. Tecnologico de Monterrey Monterrey. MEXICO WEALTH CREATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRES: LINKING TECHNO – ECOMOIC – SOCIAL NETWORKS.

William N. Hulsey III Principal, HULSEY Intellectual Property Lawyers, P.C. Senior Research Fellow, IC2 Institute, University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas, USA THE EVOLUTION AND EXPANSION OF PATENT RIGHTS IN SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES

S. Visalakshi Scientist, National Institute of Science Technology and Development Studies, Pusa Gate, K.S.Krishnan Marg, New Delhi 110012, COMMERCIALISATION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN INDIA: PROBLEMS AND POLICY ISSUES.

17 PARALLELL 2 C NATIONAL AND REGIONAL ENERGY STRATEGIES Tuesday 19th of June 11.00 - 12.30

Chair: Alessandro Ibarra Yunez, EGADE, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Sup. de Monterrey (ITESM), Mexico. Co – Chair : Elin M. Oftedal, Greater Stavanger Economic Development, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Ibarra Ynez Campus Monterrey TOWARDS A NORTH AMERICAN ENERGY INTEGRATION: MEXICO'S CHALLENGES

Kunio Goto, St. Andrew’s University TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY STRATEGY – LESSONS OF JAPAN’S ENERGY POLICY IN THE FIRST OIL CRISIS

Andrei Belyi State University - Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia Faculty of World Economy and World Politics Research Fellow at the Centre for Energy Studies, IMEMO, Moscow Russia RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY: POTENTIAL FOR THE BEST PRACTICE TRANSFER BETWEEN THE EU AND RUSSIA

John Nitter Gundersen Agder University College, Norway The Energy Park as a tool for education in renewable energy

Oluf Langhelle The University of Stavanger AWARENESS, ACCEPTABILITY AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS HYDROGEN VEHICLES AND FILLING STATIONS: A GREATER STAVANGER CASE STUDY AND COMPARISONS WITH LONDON.

18 PARALLEL 3 A ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION Tuesday 19th of June 14.00 - 15.30 Chair: William Nuttall, University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, UK. Co – Chair : Birger Haraldseid, Greater Stavanger Economic Development, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Jan Erik KARLSEN University of Stavanger (Norway) CRITICAL BARRIERS IN THE TRANSITION

Aleksandra Mozdzanowska Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA CRISIS EVENTS AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGE IN THE US AIR TRANSPORTATION

Nils Gross Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH), Bergen, Norway. ALTERNATIVE FUELS FOR ROAD TRANSPORTATION IN NORWAY

A L N Moreira Center of Innovation, Technology and Policy Research (IN+), Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal. AN INNOVATIVE CONCEPT OF VEHICLE ARCHITECTURE FOR URBAN TRANSPORT

19 PARALLEL 3B EDUCATION, LEARNING AND KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION Tuesday 19. June 14.00 15.30 Chair: Dariusz Trzmielak, Innovation Center,University of Łódź

Co – Chair : David Gibson, associate director IC² Institute, UT- Austin

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Kingkaew , Suthikorn Cambrige University CHINESE BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY: CAN IT CATCH UP WITH THE WORLD?

Dariusz Trzmielak, PhD Innovation Center University of Łódź NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS INITIATIVES IN EMERGING ECONOMIES - OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS AT THE GLOBAL MARKET

Hans Rijkenberg Director of Sapience Consulting WHEREABOUTS OF INNOVATION WELLS, A WORLDWIDE REPORT

David Gibson IC² Institute, UT-Austin ENHANCED PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATION TO FACILITATE GLOBAL ALLIANCES TO ACCELERATE REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY-BASED GROWTH

20 PARALLEL 3C SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND BUILDING Tuesday 19th of June 14.00 - 15.30 Chair: Oluf Langhelle, University of Stavanger, Norway. Co – Chair: William Nuttall, University of Cambridge, Judge School, UK.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Motloch, J., PhD ASLA AIA LEED, Professor of Landscape Architecture; Director, Land Design Institute, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana INTERNATIONAL PARTNERING FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND BUILDINGS

João Parente2 Centre for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research, IN+ Instituto Superior Técnico PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS FOR DOMESTIC HOTWATER PRODUCTION, UNDER THE POLICY FRAMEWORK OF ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS

Kristian Olesen Ole Olesen Desert Control COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE WITH NANO CLAY

Motloch, J., PhD ASLA AIA LEED, Professor of Landscape Architecture; Director, Land Design Institute, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED DELIVERY OF SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND BUILDINGS: THE NASHCC EXPERIENCE

21 PARALLEL 4A ENERGY DEMAND AND EFFICIENCY Tuesday 19th of June 16.00 - 17.30 Chair: Dariusz Trzmielak, Innovation Center, University of Lodz, Poland. Co – Chair: Helge Ole Bergesen, R&D Director, University of Stavanger, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Ann S. Cassidy School of Engineering, Masters in Strategic Leadership Towards Sustainability, Blekinge Tekniska Högskola, 371 79 Karlskrona, Sweden ENHANCING PLANNING FOR LOCAL ENERGY SYSTEMS BY THE STRATEGIC SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK.

Luis Treviño Villarreal École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland POWER REGULATORY FRAMEWORK & OPPORTUNITIES FOR SELF SUPPLY

Zhang , Tao Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, UK AGENT BASED SIMULATION OF SMART METERING TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION

Øystein Lund Bø International Research Institute of Stavanger (IRIS), Norway TOWARDS A DISTRIBUTED AND EFFICIENT ENERGY FUTURE

22 PARALLEL 4B INNOVATION, GLOBALISATION AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Tuesday 19th of June 16.00 - 17.30 Chair: Martin Gjelsvik, Vice President, IRIS Co – Chair: Elin M. Oftedal, Greater Stavanger Economic Development, Norway.

Brief Introduction to the Session by the Chairpersons

Lei Wang University of Cambridge TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN CHINESE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

Petter Westnes PhD – candidate, IRIS FIRM-UNIVERSITY INTERACTION IN THE PROCESS OF INNOVATION: THE CASE OF THE NORWEGIAN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY

Larry Secrest IC2 institute THE AUSTIN STORY

Carlos Martínez-Vela MIT Industrial Performance Center Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA THE DUALITY OF INNOVATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN INDUSTRIAL UPGRADING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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