The "International Energy Workshop" was jointly organized by the Energy Modeling Forum, International Energy Agency and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. The meeting took place on 18-20 June 2002 at Stanford University.

The meeting consisted of 3 days of meetings with experts in the energy field. The plenary discussion focused on oil and gas reserves and resources. The second plenary session on the EMF-19 study, organized by John Weyant, reported on current research around the impact of new technologies in the energy sector. The final session highlighted long-term climate change issues.

Topics discussed during the parallel sessions involved:

• ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
• METHODOLOGY
• ENERGY-ECONOMICS-ENVIRONMENT SCENARIOS
  
• CLIMATE CHANGE

The next International Energy Workshop is scheduled to take place at IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria on 24-26 June 2003. More details will be made available in January 2003.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact
Dr. Leo Schrattenholzer.

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Last updated: 29 Oct 2002