TH 37 . IAEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE JUNE 15–18, 2014 | NEW YORKER HOTEL | NEW YORK CITY, USA ENERGY & THE ECONOMY PLATINUM SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS PARTNERS Robert Eric Borgström COMMUNICATIONS PARTNERS SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS MEETING ROOM EXPLANATION & WALKING DIRECTIONS The 37th IAEE International Conference will take place in three separate properties. These are the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel, the Manhattan 8 Center Grand Ballroom (for all lunches and the Monday night Awards TH dinner) and the Loews Theater where, on the fourth floor, four concurrent AVE. sessions will take place during any given concurrent session time block. The Loews Theater is located directly across from the Manhattan Center. The map at the right is designed to help you visualize where meeting rooms are located. Note that both the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel and the Manhattan Center have a Grand Ballroom. It is easiest to recall that the W 34TH ST. Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom is only used for lunches and the dinner. Further note that coffee breaks will be offered in both the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel and in the Loews Theater, fourth floor lobby. Plenty of food and beverages will be offered during each coffee break to enhance your networking opportunities with colleagues and new friends. MANHATTAN CENTER TO GET TO THE TH MANHATTAN CENTER GRAND BALLROOM: 7 FLOOR • From the lobby of the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel look in the corner for the Tick Tock Restaurant and the Transportation Desk. There will be a conference sign that says “Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom / Loews Theater Concurrent Sessions.” Follow these signs to exit the hotel on to 34th street. MANHATTAN CENTER • Exit the hotel and turn right. Staying on the same side of the street walk GRAND BALLROOM approximately 175 feet to the Manhattan Center (right next to the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel). Look for the building sign that says “Manhattan Center, “ • Lunch & Poster Session on your right. • IAEE Awards Dinner • As you enter the Manhattan Center on the lobby level there are elevators to your right and left to the 7th floor (Grand Ballroom floor level). Alternatively, you may take the stairs on the right side of the lobby. • Have your meal ticket ready for collection before you enter the Grand Ballroom. TO GET TO THE THEATER • Concurrent LOEWS THEATER: 14 Session Room • From the lobby of the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel look in the corner for the LOEWS Tick Tock Restaurant and the Transportation Desk. There will be a conference 4TH FLOOR sign that says “Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom / Loews Theater Concurrent Sessions.” Follow these signs to exit the hotel on to 34th street. • Turn right as you exit the hotel. Directly across from the Manhattan Center (left hand side of the street) is the Loews Theater – a traditional motion picture movie complex. Cross the street and enter the Loews Theater. FOOD & BEVERAGE • Move up the escalators to the 4th floor where four concurrent sessions will be held in theater rooms. Look for conference signage at each escalator landing with arrows that say “Concurrent Sessions.” THEATER THEATER THEATER • Note that coffee breaks will be held on both the 4th floor of the Loews 12 11 10 Theater as well as in the Foyer/Mezzanine and the landing outside of the Grand Ballroom balcony of the Wyndham New Yorker Hotel (two separate buildings used for all coffee breaks offered throughout the conference). Concurrent Session Rooms WYNDHAM NEW YORKER HOTEL FLOORPLAN WYNDHAM NEW YORKER HOTEL WYNDHAM NEW YORKER HOTEL • Student Breakfast 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR Meeting • Concurrent • Plenary Session Room Session Room • Pittsburgh Conference • WYNDHAM Concurrent Planning Meeting Session Room GRAND BALLROOM • IAEE General Membership Meeting • Antalya Conference Stairs to Planning Meeting 3rd Floor FOOD & BEVERAGE SUTTON FOOD & BEVERAGE PLACE SUITE Elevators to Floors 1 – 20 Floors to Elevators 1 – 20 Floors to Elevators Registration/Office FOOD & BEVERAGE GRAMERCY CRYSTAL PARK SUITE MEZZANINE BALLROOM HERALD SQUARE SUITE Presider Huddle • Concurrent KIPS BAY SUITE KIPS BAY Session Room • 5th ELAEE Conference Planning Meeting • Opening Reception • Special PhD Session • Workshop on • Plenary Session Room • Student Mentoring Session Water-Energy Nexus • Concurrent Session Room • IAEE Affiliate Leaders Meeting (Separate Fee) • Concurrent Session Room • Energy Journal Board of Editors Meeting • EEEP Editorial Board Meeting WYNDHAM NEW YORKER HOTEL LOBBY – 40 20 Floors to Elevators Elevators to Floors 1 – 20 Floors to Elevators Route to Manhattan Center & Loews Theater Stairs to 2nd Floor ESCALATOR TO BROOKLYN SUITE • New Yorker Hotel Power Generating Plant Tour • Concurrent Session Room • CAEE General Membership Meeting STREET TH W 34 Cooper's Tavern MAIN ENTRANCE 8TH AVENUE Meal tickets are only valid for conference provided meal functions. Meal tickets are not transferrable to general hotel restaurants or bars. P.1 / SUNDAY, JUNE 15 & MONDAY, JUNE 16 SUNDAY, JUNE 15 MONDAY, JUNE 16 REGISTRATION REGISTRATION Coffee Break 12:00 noon - 7:00 pm / Kips Bay Suite 7:00 am - 7:00 pm / Kips Bay Suite 10:30 am - 11:00 am / Foyer, Mezzanine, Grand Ballroom Balcony & Loews Theater Foyer IAEE Affiliate Leaders Meeting Sponsored By: EPRI IAEE Council Meeting 7:45 am - 8:45 am / Herald Square Suite (By Invitation) CONCURRENT SESSIONS: 1 to 10 9:00 am - 12:00 noon / Sutton Place Suite Student Breakfast Meeting 11:00 am - 12:45 pm 7:45 am - 8:45 am / Sutton Place Suite 1. Energy and Economic Growth 1 IAEE/USAEE Council Lunch Sponsored By: Chevron New Yorker Hotel Grand Ballroom (By Invitation) 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm / Gramercy Park Suite Gurkan S Kumbaroglu (Presiding) Continental Breakfast PROFESSOR, BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY 8:00 am - 8:45 am / USAEE Council Meeting Foyer, Mezzanine & Grand Ballroom Balcony Oil, Economic Growth, Clean Transportation Technologies and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (By Invitation) Sponsored By: ConocoPhillips Carmine Difiglio 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm / Sutton Place Suite DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Energy and Economic Growth: The Stylized Facts Presider’s Huddle David I Stern Special PHD Session 8:15 am - 8:30 am / Mezzanine 2nd Floor THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 1:00 pm - 5:15 pm / Herald Square Suite Mar Rubio DEPT. OF ECONOMICS, UNIVERSIDAD PUBLICA DE NAVARRA Presidents' Welcome & Introduction Zsuzsanna Csereklyei Opening Reception 8:45 am - 9:30 am / DEPT. OF ECONOMICS, New Yorker Hotel Grand Ballroom VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm / Crystal Ballroom Energy Use and Economic Growth 1965 – 2012 Sponsored By: Baker Hughes Rognvaldur Hannesson OPENING PLENARY SESSION: PROFESSOR, NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS International Implications of How Dependent is Growth from Primary Energy? U.S. Energy Renaissance An Empirical Answer on OECD Countries Student Mentoring Program Zeynep Kahraman 9:30 am - 10:30 am / 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm / Herald Square Suite THE SHIFT PROJECT New Yorker Hotel Grand Ballroom This is an informal event for all of our Gaël Giraud Surging production of oil and gas in the U.S. is having effects CENTRE D'ÉCONOMIE DE LA SORBONNE student members. After the opening reception on energy markets around the world, helping consumers (6:00 – 7:30 pm, Sunday June 15 in the Crystal and providing stiffer competition for producers. However, this The Role of Energy Technologies in Ballroom) come along to the Herald Square Suite growth also is raising questions about public acceptance of Long Run Economic Growth to hear from a dozen energy professionals about energy development activities and stimulating a debate over Fouquet Roger U.S. energy exports. There are indirect effects within the U.S. their lifetime experiences in different sectors of LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS energy economics. We have invited a diverse as well, among them assisting energy intensive industries to expand output and gain market share. In this session, group of working professionals to reflect with you such effects will be discussed in detail. The leadoff talk will on their career paths and lessons learned. They offer a U.S. viewpoint while discussants will comment from 2. Challenges in Energy will be meeting with separate groups of students European and Middle Eastern perspectives and develop Consumption Reduction simultaneously but you’ll have time during the broader implications, both for the short and the long run. These Herald Square Suite session to visit with up to six speakers as they will include reproducibility on a global scale, strategic and will repeat their talks and you can participate competitive implications, logistic and infrastructure challenges, in the individual Q&A’s and chat one-on-one and implications for world economic activity and growth. Jean-Thomas Bernard (Presiding) with the professionals afterwards. PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITE D'OTTAWA Michael E. Canes (Presiding) DISTINGUISHED FELLOW, LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE New Evidence on the Decoupling of Income and Energy Consumption Adam E. Sieminski VENUE KEY: ADMINISTRATOR, ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION David C Broadstock PROFESSOR, TEAM FOR INTEGRATED ENERGY AND NEW YORKER HOTEL David Hobbs ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH STUDIES LOEWS THEATER HEAD OF RESEARCH, KAPSARC MANHATTAN CENTER Eirik Wærness Session Continued CHIEF ECONOMIST, STATOIL ASA . MONDAY, JUNE 16, CONTINUED / P.2 Assessing the Energy and Emission Reduction How the Interaction of Supply and Demand Modeling the Efficiency of the U.S. Fossil Fleet Potentials in the UK Industry Sector in the Shapes Patterns of New Technology Adoption: David Luke Oates Scope of an Energy Systems Analysis Plug-In Electric Vehicles in California Paulina Jaramillo Birgit Fais Varun Rai CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY Neil Strachan Vivek Nath Nagore Sabio THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN UCL ENERGY INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Looking to the Andes: 5. Renewable Energies in Europe Drivers of U.S. Household Energy Consumption, Long-term Scenarios of Oil Supply and Crystal Ballroom 1980-2009 Demand for Peru, Colombia and Ecuador Behjat Hojjati Mauro F Chavez-Rodriguez Amela Ajanovic, Presiding ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION R.