Oxford November 2005

Semi-annual ETSAP meeting

An Implementing Agreement of the International Energy Agency

UK -- Semi Annual Workshop 2005 16 - 18 November 2005 Oxford
Tuesday, November 15, 2005 Workshop on Modelling Future Energy Technology Cost and Technology Choice Organised by UKERC, in collaboration with ETSAP, PSI, DTI and AEAT All presentations are on the UKERC website
ETSAP Regular Session Wednesday Morning, November 16, 2005 MODELS AND STUDIES
Denise Van Regemorter Katholieke Universiteit Leuven	Modelling studies on the impact of liberalised electricity and gas markets in Europe
Hilke Rosler, Gerard Martinus Energy research Centre of the Netherlands	Redesigning the representation of the residential sector in a MARKAL model for W. Europer
Anna Krook Riekkola Chalmers University	Modelling issues in Sweden
Poul Erik Grohnheit Risoe National Laboratory	Modelling issues in Denmark
Mark Barrett Sustainable Environment Consultant,Senco	Energy and electricity models applied to UK
Wednesday Afternoon, November 16
Richard Loulou, Maryse Labriet, Amit Kanudia, Kathleen Vaillancourt	The TIMES Integrated Assessment Model (TIAM), the Energy Modelling Forum (EMF-22)
Alain Haurie ORDECSYS / C-ORDEE	"Computing Equilibria with Coupled Constraints in Large Scale Energy/Economy/Environment Models via an Oracle Based Optimization Technique"
Amit Kanudia,KanORS Inc. Phillip Tseng, US-EIA	The US-EIA SAGE project: an update
Evasio Lavagno, Maurizio Gargiulo, Rocco De Miglio Politecnico di Torino	Analysing Long Term Strategies of the Electric Sector in the Italian Regions The TIMES Energy System Model for the Piemonte Region (TIMES- Piemonte)
Markus Blesl IER, University of Stuttgart	Emission trading and reduction Interaction between the European Electricity and Gas market
Gary Goldstein, IRG Ltd Denise van Regemorter,KUL Helena Bozic, EIHP	SEE-REDP RES and Project Overview
Christian Eherer, EFDA CSU, Garching, Martin Baumann, T.U.Graz, Austria presented by G.C. Tosato, ENEA	The EFDA-TIMES global model: multi-tasking improvement procedures
Thursday Morning, November 17
Socrates Kypreos, Paul Scherrer Institute Ken Noble, Noble-Soft Systems	Marginal Abatement Cost of GHG in the MARKAL-MACRO-TRADE model
Gary Goldstein, IRG Ltd Richard Loulou, Haloa Inc.	MARKAL (TIMES)/REMI linkage concept and developments
Markus Biberacher, CIEMAT-IPP/MPG	The connection of TIMES with GIS
Brendan Millane, Key Economics Pty Ltd	Quality assurance experiences on a major energy system analysis project in S.East Asia
Gary Goldstein, IRG Ltd Gary Kleiman, NESCAUM Amit Kanudia, KanORS	New England Governors GHG policy assessment
Fridtjof Unander, IEA	IEA's G8 activities and Global Energy Technology Perspective study
Thursday Afternoon, November 17