11th IAEE European Conference, August 25-28, 2010

Dramatic events of last few years: very fast energy demand growth in developing countries, artificially stimulated economics in developed countries and related with that banking crisis, largest in modern history energy price shock and following global recession, growing evidence of global warming and looming difficulties in production of primary energy resources presents an unique environment for activities and businesses of energy economists and policy makers. All of that creates a vast medium of thoughts for researchers active in energy economics and great challenges for politicians responsible for energy policies.

 

The 11th IAEE European Conference “Energy Economy, Policies and Supply Security: Surviving the Global Economic Crisis” will provide excellent opportunity to present and discuss the results of newest studies preformed in such exceptional circumstances. The conference will bring together wide spectrum of scientists, policy makers, professionals from all energy sectors, governmental and public institutions. This conference for the first time will take place in Vilnius - the capital of Lithuania, at the year when Lithuania will celebrate 20th anniversary of regained independence.

 

That opens good opportunity for participants of the conference to learn more about the specifics and problems of energy sector’s development in the Baltic States and the wider region around them. The problems of the integration of that region to the future PanEuropean energy market should be one of most important topics of Vilnius conference.

 

We are looking forward seeing you in Vilnius.

Prof. Jurgis Vilemas

General Conference Chair
(vilemas@mail.lei.lt)