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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
1- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ON ACCEPTANCE/REJECTION NOTIFICATIONS
The acceptance and rejection notifications related to all submissions of
IAEE08 Istanbul have been sent by e-mail, to the e-mail addresses provided
by the applicants. Actually, this notification process has been completed
by March 10; unfortunately, lately, it has come to our attention that
electronic screens and other protective barriers at some institutions
sometimes do block our computer-generated messages. If you have not heard
from the IAEE08 Organization team by now, this is most probably why you
did not receive our notification mail.
As a solution to this very important problem, the complete listing of all
accepted papers and authors to the Concurrent Sessions of IAEE08 Istanbul
are now posted at the Conference Web-site. Please
click here
for the acceptance list.
If you have not received an acceptance or rejection notification from
the IAEE08 Organization team by now, I respectfully suggest that you check
the web-site for this listing and/or contact us via
info@iaee08ist.org.
Regards,
Ilhan Or, Ph.D.,
Chairman,
The International Program Committee,
IAEE08 Istanbul
2- The 31st IAEE International Conference Full Paper Submission Deadline Extended
Full paper submission deadline has been postponed to Monday, May 12.
It is our great pleasure to announce the 31st IAEE International Conference Bridging Energy Supply and Demand: Logistics, Competition and Environment and invite you to the wonderful historical city of Istanbul.
Turkey’s geopolitical location provides a natural energy corridor bridging East and West, while at the same time
linking Northern and Eastern Europe with the Mediterranean. It will serve as an appropriate backdrop for the
conference’s exploration of the most sensitive, controversial and strategic issues facing the global
energy sector in the opening quarter of the 21st century. Among them: oil and gas economics, geopolitical
dimensions of maintaining reliable supplies, and alternative supply sources and transportation routes.
This Conference, hosted by the Turkish Association for Energy Economics (TRAEE), will
provide a professional and objective discussion platform for people from all segments
of the global energy industry (such as, researchers, developers, providers,
transporters and users). This diverse gathering will provide an excellent opportunity
to explore current energy issues, gain insights into global energy policies,
understand factors that will shape the energy sector in coming years, and evaluate
uncertainties in energy markets.
The Kyoto Protocol’s first commitment period starts in 2008, and the conference
will discuss emission certificate trading, pricing and post-Kyoto conditions. In order
to highlight both this nice twist of fate, and Kyoto’s flexibility mechanisms
facilitating emission reductions, the organizing committee will initiate a study to
reduce the environmental burden of the conference by establishing a fund to finance
the reduction of an equal amount of emissions elsewhere. Our target is to organize
a zero emission conference - for the first time in IAEE history.
We are looking forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable conference in Istanbul.
Let’s meet where continents and cultures converge.
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