International Symposium on Energy Economy (SEE 2021)

The International Symposium on Energy Economy (SEE 2021) covers topics such as:

• Income and wealth effects on energy demand
• Energy Demand and Economic growth
• Electricity demand and economic growth
• Demand for mobility fuels in a growing economy
• Economic Forecasting model relationships, predictions and results
• Impacts of fiscal and monetary policy on energy demand
• Low cost energy and economic welfare
• Energy supply and economic growth
• Optimal policy towards energy supply
• Energy sector contribution to economic growth
• Impacts of energy shocks on post-industrial economies
• Policy constraints on fossil fuels and the macroeconomy
• Energy firm participation in financial markets
• Financial markets and energy markets
• Optimal policy framework for financial energy markets
• Integration of financial and real energy markets
• Impacts of growing energy demand on the environment
• Energy and the Environment
• Climate policy and energy markets
• Relationship between environmental improvement and energy demand
• Non-fossil fuel energy: renewables & nuclear
• Struggling carbon markets: EU ETS and WCI
• Impacts of renewable portfolio standards
• Economics of wind, solar, geothermal and hydropower
• International Energy Markets
• Future of nuclear energy
• North American supply and demand
• Sources of international supply and demand growth
• Energy market integration
• Development of international energy infrastructure (pipelines & transmission lines)

The International Symposium on Energy Economy (SEE 2021) will be held in Sanya, China on 22-24 Jan 2021.