The Global Energy Transition Toward Decarbonization:
a multi-scalar perspective and transformation

– CALL for PAPERS –

The Italian Association of Energy Economists (AIEE)
is pleased to announce the 18th IAEE European Energy Conference
organized in Milan on 24-27 July 2023, in cooperation with the Bocconi University – GREEN

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

The main purpose of this conference will be to discuss the big changes and transformations in this transition period: the growing demand for renewables, disruption, innovation, the transition to a low carbon economy and the demand for electricity and gas.
There is a growing convergence between all energy sectors including power, transportation, infrastructure, oil and gas, renewable energy and smart cities initiatives.
Energy efficiency and renewable energy development are at the core of Europe’s commitment to a clean energy transition that serves the needs of citizens, economic development and the environment. Achieving a smart, socially fair and sustainable energy system requires strong policies, competitive businesses and technology innovation. Mastering the digital transformation of energy and buildings will be crucial for creating a thriving economy and for the success of the global clean energy transition.
As increased sector convergence and global attention to transitioning to a lower carbon economy intensifies, the purpose of this conference would be to reflect this global outlook and expand the focus of the dialogue to a broader, more comprehensive  perspective of the issues energy sectors need to address in an era of deep transformation.

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SUBMISSION INFORMATION

Concurrent sessions will be organized from accepted abstracts.
Authors wishing to make paper presentations during the Concurrent Sessions must submit an abstract that briefly describes the research topic to be presented.
Submitted abstracts should include (1) overview, (2) methods, (3) results and (4) conclusions, conforming to the structure outlined in the abstract template. Abstracts are limited to no more than two pages in length.

ATTENDANCE AT THE CONFERENCE

At least one author of an accepted paper must pay the registration fees and attend the conference to present the paper. While multiple submissions by individuals or groups of authors are welcome, the abstract selection process will seek to ensure as broad participation as possible: each speaker is to present only one paper in the conference.
No author should submit more than one abstract as its single author. If multiple submissions are accepted, then a different co-author will be required to pay the reduced registration fee and present each paper. Otherwise, authors will be contacted and asked to drop one or more paper(s) for presentation.

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LIST OF TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED

Access to energy
Green innovation, biofuels and bioenergy
Hydrogen for the energy transition
Behavioral energy economics
Energy and climate change mitigation  and adaptation
Europe energy road map to 2050
Energy performance in buildings
Emissions trading schemes, promoting energy  efficiency
Energy and emission modelling
Disruptive business models in energy sector
Carbon border adjustment measures
Energy security for a more resilient society
Energy security: the impact of COVID19
Energy supply and security
Strategic contribution of energy storage to energy security
Energy storage and electrification- effects on the market
Energy security and the new technologies  in energy transition
Security risks in the electricity sector
European perspectives of energy security in the global context
Energy vulnerability in developed countries
Energy transition funds
Sectorial approach to energy efficiency in industry

Community and supply chain
Energy and industrial competitiveness
Renewable energy sources and industries
Regulation of energy network industries
Regulation and taxation of energy markets
Technologies and economic growth towards a zero emission society
Extending the scope of European energy regulation
Blockchain experiments and regulation
Electricity demand response, self-consumption, electricity tariffs and smart meters
Local energy communities, big data and  energy security
Sustainable energy systems
Smart grids,  Microgrids and energy security
Real-time tariffs 
The utility of the future
Electric mobility for a sustainable future
Economics oil and gas markets, developments in LNG markets
The changing geopolitics of energy and global governance
Nuclear energy markets
Market instruments for energy efficiency
The TSO role and evolution
The future of transportation
New electricity market design

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STUDENT PARTICIPATION

Students are especially encouraged to participate and may attend the conference at the reduced student registration rate.  Conference organizers are offering a limited number of registration fee scholarships to offset the conference registration costs only to students who will be presenting a paper at the conference. Detailed information regarding student participation is available on the conference website.

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Call for abstracts opens on: February 15, 2023
Deadline for abstract submission:  April 3, 2023
Abstract acceptance result: May 5, 2023