Monday / Tuesday November 22-23,
2004
New Energy Externalities Developments for
Sustainability (NEEDS, EC project)
Kick-off meeting of
research stream 2a:
Energy systems
modelling and internalisation strategies, including scenarios
building
(the agenda is attached)
The NEEDS project aims at
evaluating the full costs and benefits (i.e. direct + external) of energy
policies and of future energy systems, both for individual countries and
for the enlarged EU as a whole. 80 participants will work for four years
to improve and merge three methodologies: technical economic programming
modelling of energy systems, Life Cycle Assessment of alternative products
and processes, ExternE. The EC supports the program with about 7M. A 25+
member state MARKAL-TIMES model of Europe is part of the
deliverables.
Regular Sessions
Wednesday morning, November 24, 2004
Session 1: Global and regional analyses
Chairperson: Denise Van Regemorter,
KULeuven
9.00 9.20 Extensions
to the Energy-System GMM Model for Integrated Assessment
S. Kypreos, L. Barreto, Energy Economics Group. Paul
Scherrer Institute, CH
9.20 9.40
Prospects for CO2 Capture and Storage: an analysis with the ETP
model
Dolf Gielen, IEA, Paris
9.40
10.00 Market
Sharing and Electric Sector Enhancements of the SAGE model
John Conti, US-EIA,Washington D.C.
10.00
10.20 Analysis of global market for Fusion with the EFDA TIMES
model
A. Kanudia, R. Loulou, D. Van Regemorter, K.
Vaillancourt
10.20 10.40 Coffee
Break
10.40 11.00 The
TIMES-EE 27 model
M. Blesl, U. Remme, IER, Stuttgart
11.00
11.20 AUSAID-ASEAN Energy Policy Systems Analysis
Project: an
update
K. Noble on behalf of K. Stocks, Noble-Soft
11.20
11.40 HyWays::
MARKAL EU for the EC project on Hydrogen
K. Smekens, ECN
11.40 12.00 New England
MARKAL
Southeast Europe Regional Energy Market Study
(SEE-REMS)
G.
Goldstein, IRG
12.00 12.20 EMF-22:
report on the kick-off meeting of November 10-12,
2004
Implications for ETSAP
participation
R. Loulou
12.20
12.40 Discussion
12.40
13.40 Lunch Break
Wednesday
afternoon, November 24, 2004
Session 2: National analyses
Chairperson: GianCarlo Tosato, ETSAP
13.40
14.00 US-EPA, energy modelling activities
(ORG??)
G. Goldstein, IRG
14.00 14.20 Progress
in energy modelling activities in
Taiwan
tbd,Taiwan EPA
14.20 14.40 Long
term energy modelling for the French electricity sector: A nuclear
history
Edi Assoumou, Ecole des Mines / CMA
14.40
15.00
Steps towards the 2000 Watt Society in
Switzerland
T. Schulz, S. Kypreos, L. Barreto, A. Wokuan, CH-PSI
15.00
15.20 Coffee Break
15.20
15.40
Estimating Benefits of Publicly Funded Energy Technology
Research:
U.S. GPRA Benefits
Analysis
Chip Friley US-DOE
15.40
16.00 Analysis of the effects of greenhouse gas
emission reduction
strategies
on Turkish energy and economy
systems
Erdem Vardar, Tanay S. Uyar, Evrim Koc, Marmara
University
16.00 16.20 Setting up the
reference energy system to be the base of MARKAL
energy
model of Turkey
Evrim Koc, Tanay S. Uyar, Erdem Vardar, Marmara
University
16.20 16.40 A simplified
TIMES model of the Italian energy
system
F.
Gracceva, ENEA
16.40 17.00 Updates from
other ETSAP participants and tools users
Thursday
morning, November 25, 2004
Session 3: Topical
comparison of MESSAGE and MARKAL
TIMES
IIASA
ETSAP joint seminar
Chairperson: Socrates Kypreos, CH-PSI
9.00
10.00 Model
Formulation
MESSAGE, Manfred Strubegger,
IIASA,Vienna
MARKAL-TIMES, G. Goldstein, A. Kanudia, R. Loulou, U. Remme, A.
Lehtila
10.00 11.00 Users
Interfaces
MESSAGE,
Manfred Strubegger, IIASA,
Vienna
MUSS, ANSWER, VEDA, G. Goldstein, K. Noble, A.
Kanudia,
11.00 11.30 Directions for
improvement: discussion
11.30 11.45 Coffee
Break
11.45 12.15 Coupling
economic programming energy models to other models
Alain Haurie, Uni-Geneve, ORDECSYS
12.15
12.45 Coupling economic programming energy models to
data
bases
tbd
12.45
13.00 Discussion
13.00
14.00 Lunch Break
Thursday
afternoon, November 25, 2004
Session 4: ETSAP Tools
Update
Chairperson: G. Goldstein,
IRG
14.00 14.20 Methods for analysing
LP energy system
models
U. Remme, IER-Stuttgart
14.20 14.40
Documentation: MARKAL documentation on the
web
R. Loulou, G. Goldstein, K.
Noble
Brief
progress report on the progress of the TIMES documentation
R. Loulou, A. Kanudia, A. Lehtila, U. Remme
14.40
15.00 System
Coordination
G. Goldstein, IRG
15.00
15.20 Discussion
15.20
15.40 Coffee Break
15.40
16.20 Users
interfaces: ANSWER improvements
K. Noble,
Noble-Soft
Users interfaces: VEDA-Front End, new
version
A. Kanudia, KanORS
16.20 16.50 TIMES
CO2 Climate Module:objectives, equations, progress report,
possible
extension to
multigas
R. Loulou, Haloa
16.20 16.50
LEAP-2-MARKAL/TIMES
G. Goldstein, IRG
Thursday November 25,
2004
- Parallel session:
Economic equilibrium technology models for the analysis of energy
environment policies: Regional, multi-regional and national integrated
models.
Methods for analysing LP energy system models, Uwe Remme, IER
