BIEE 2018
BIEE 12th Research Conference: Consumers at the Heart of the Energy System? 2018
Important Dates
About BIEE 2018
The British Institute of Energy Economics conference will focus on the emerging role of the consumer in the energy system, regarded by many in the industry as one of the big transitional issues of the coming decade. This two-day residential conference will consider how the interactions between consumers and energy systems will be affected by: environmental, social and economic priorities; new energy supply and use technologies; the marriage of energy networks and communication technologies; innovative business models; and changing consumer energy aspirations and practices. Developments in the UK, wider EU and further afield may show similar trends.
Topics
Consumer behavior, Energy economics, Energy efficiency, Consumers at the heart of the energy system? consumers and the networks: demand side response and aggregators; heavy industry as large consumers; role of storage; paying for networks; transmission; network balancing and frequency response; pricing, Heat technologies, Transport, Electric vehicles, Energy use and distribution, Consumers and energy prices, Consumers and the networks, New business models innovation and disruption, Industry response to engaged energy consumerCall for Papers
We are pleased to announce that the Call for Papers is now open for academics, professionals and practitioners in the policy, industry, financial, analyst, consulting and media communities to submit their proposals for an opportunity to speak in the conference parallel sessions, and we invite submissions aligned to this theme. Deadline for submission is March 1st 2018.
We would be delighted to receive submissions for
- Paper presentations which can be academic papers, practical case studies or comment on current energy policy, economics or finance issues
- ‘Dialogue’ sessions. A new, interactive format which allows for broader discussion of energy economics and policy issues.
- ‘Student Pitches’ for PhD and MSc students
We will run three sets of parallel sessions based on our plenary topics
- Consumers at the Heart of the Energy System?
- New Technologies and Services
- Impacts and Implications of a Consumer Driven Energy System
Conference Committee
Prof Paul Ekins ( Chair), UCL
Sara Bell, Tempus Energy
Dr William Blyth, Oxford Energy Associates
Dr Peter Connor, University of Exeter
Tony Dicicco, Energy Systems Catapult
Adrian Gault, Committee on Climate Change
Dr Aaron Goater, Committee on Climate Change
David Green, International Council for Sustainable Energy
Prof Richard Green, Imperial College Business School
Dr Matthew Hannon, University of Strathclyde
Prof Charles Hendry, University of Edinburgh Business School
Sam Hollister, Energy UK
Paro Konar-Thakkar, BEIS
Prof Matthew Leach, University of Surrey
Dr Nayzmiye Ozkan, Cranfield University
Dr Karoline Rogge, University of Sussex
Peter Stewart, Interfax
Dr Peter Taylor, University of Leeds
Jonathan Thurlwell, IPA Advisory
Lynsey Tinios, Shell
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