34th IAEE International Conference

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34th IAEE International Conference 

Institutions, Efficiency and Evolving Energy Technologies

Stockholm, June 19 - 23, 2011

Conference topics 

As usual at IAEE conferences all the major fields of energy economics and policy will be addressed. 

In addition there will be a special focus on the following topics, in plenary sessions and in a number of specialized concurrent sessions:
 

  • The organization of energy related innovation and technological development
  • Evolving technologies and energy use in the transport sector
  • The political economy of energy markets
  • Energy security
  • The design, integration and regulation of energy markets
  • Energy demand and energy efficiency

 

Call for Papers 

Abstracts, of a maximum two pages in length, should comprise: 
 

  • presentation of research topic
  • brief overview of related research
  • methods
  • results and conclusions

The lead author must provide complete contact details, i.e. mailing address, e-mail address and phone number. At least one author for each accepted paper must pay the registration fee and attend the conference. 

Authors will be notified by March 1 of their paper's status. Authors whose abstracts are accepted will have to submit their full-length papers (up to 12 pages) by April 18, and will then be made available at the conference web-site. 

Abstract submission deadline: January 17, 2011

While multiple submissions by individuals or groups are welcome, the abstract selection process will seek to ensure as broad participation as possible. If multiple submissions are accepted, then a different co-author will be required to pay the speaker registration fee and present the paper.

 

Registration 

The registration fee includes:
  • admission to the Scientific sessions
  • conference documentation
  • daily tea/coffee and lunches
  • Welcome Reception at the Stockholm School of Economics
  • Gala Dinner at the Wasa museum
  • Reception at the Stockholm City Hall and Boat Trip 

The registration fees, in SEK, are the following:

 

Title/Role Before April 18 April 18-May 18 After May 18
Speakers/Chairs 5 000 5 500 6 000
IAEE members 6 500 7 000 7 500
Non-Members 8 000 8 500 9 000
Students 3 000 3 500 4 000
Accompanying Persons 3 000 3 500 4 000
 

 

Swedish tax legislation requires participants to pay their registration fee including Swedish VAT. 
1 Euro is approximately  9,50 SEK.

Confirmation

In order to receive confirmation of registration on e-mail, please make sure to indicate the e-mail address on the registration form! 
Confirmation will be sent upon receipt of payment. More information regarding payment details is available under Payment.

Alterations and Name change

Alterations to your registration must be made in writing and sent to Congrex by e-mail, post or fax,iaee2011.registration@congrex.com.

Collection of Conference documents

All documents, and name badge can be obtained from the On-site Conference Secretariat, open for the duration of the Conference.

 

Registration Fee Scholarships 

The Stockholm 2011 conference organizers are offering a limited number of registration fee scholarships to offset the conference registration costs for students (euro 300 value).

All travel and accommodation costs associated with attending the conference are the responsibility of the recipient.
 
Fee scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis (first-come, first-served) until funds run out, so early applications are encouraged. No applications will be accepted after May 6, 2011.
 
In exchange for receiving a registration fee scholarship, students may be asked to assist the conference organizers with certain tasks, such as assembling registration packets, helping with registration, or providing technical support to session chairs. 

To be eligible for consideration, you must 

  • be a full-time student as of the application deadline (or have completed degree within the past 6 months and not be employed full-time);
  • be a member of IAEE in good standing. Membership information may be found at the official IAEE web site   

Application materials consist of

  • Letter from applicant (see details below);
  • Letter from applicant's advisor or another faculty member familiar with your research (see details below).
  • The letter from applicant should
  • state that you meet qualifications listed above (include photocopy of student ID);
  • briefly describe your energy interests and what you hope to accomplish by attending the conference;
  • provide the name and contact information for the faculty member who will be writing a letter on your behalf.

The letter from applicant's advisor or another faculty member familiar with your research should

  • briefly describe your research interests, the nature of your academic program, and your academic progress;
  • state whether he or she recommends that you be awarded the conference fee scholarship.

 

Best Student Paper Awards 

    IAEE is pleased to announce its 2011 Best Student Paper Award. A top prize of $1000 will be given for the best paper in energy economics. Three runner up prizes of $500 each will also be given.

All four winners will receive a waiver of registration fees to the Stockholm 2011 International Conference on June 19-23, 2011. To be considered for the IAEE Best Student Paper Award please follow the guidelines below.

Application Guidelines

To be eligible for consideration, the applicant must

  • be a full-time student as of the application deadline (or have completed degree within the past 12 months and not be employed full-time);
  • be a member of IAEE in good standing. Membership information may be found at the official IAEE web site  

The paper must 

  • be original work completed by the student;
  • not be co-authored by a faculty member or other non-student (papers co-authored by students are ok).

Application materials consist of 

  • Paper abstract; (may be same as abstract submitted to conference, in case one has been submitted);
  • Paper - double-spaced; 8.5 by 11 inch page setup; 30 pages maximum (any paper that exceeds the page limitation will be subject to disqualification);
  • Letter from applicant stating that applicant meets qualifications listed above (include photocopy of student ID);
  • Letter from applicant's advisor or another faculty member familiar with applicant's research confirming that paper meets qualifications listed above and recommending it for consideration.

For more information, please refer to http://www.hhs.se/IAEE-2011/Pages/default.aspx