The work of the Global Energy Assessment (GEA) was summarized and presented at major launch events in Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels (European Commission), Mexico City, London, Oslo, Tokyo, Sao Paolo, the US West Coast (Stanford University), Washington DC, and Vienna (at the International Vienna Energy Forum co-organized by IIASA, the Austrian Foreign Ministry, and UNIDO).
All senior TNT scientists participated in these major launch events including Arnulf Grubler, Luis Gomez-Echeverri, Nebojsa Nakicenovic, and Keywan Riahi.
A sequel activity to GEA was the editing of a book volume entitled “Energy Technology Innovation, Learning from Historical Successes and Failures” to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2014.
The volume was edited by Arnulf Grubler and Charlie Wilson. The editors provided special editorial introductory notes to each chapter as well as the overall framing and concluding chapters. It is worthy of note that 21 of the 25 chapters of the book volume were (co-)written by current TNT scientists or TNT alumni.
For more details on TNT publications in 2013:
Three special journal issues, as well as the intensive dissemination efforts, meant that the number of publications by the Transitions to New Technologies (TNT) Program scientists reached an all-time high of 40 in 2013. More
Collaborators
Global Energy Assessment (GEA);
Stanford University, USA;
International Vienna Energy Forum, Austria;
Austrian Foreign Ministry;
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
Research program
Global Energy Assessment
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