2013 IAEE InternationalConferenceJune 16 – 20, 2013, Daegu, Korea

“Energy Transition and Policy Challenges”

Korea Resource Economics Association (KREA)

Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEEI)

“Energy Transition and Policy Challenges”June 16~20, 2013,

EXCO and Hotel Inter-Burgo,Daegu, Republic of Korea

We are pleased to announce that the 36th IAEE International Conference will be held at Daegu Exhibition and Convention Center (EXCO) and Hotel Inter-Burgo in Daegu, Korea on June 16~20, 2013. We welcome you to Korea and Daegu. Our theme is Energy Transition and Policy Challenges, and topics in plenary and concurrent sessions will include:

• Energy Challenges and Global & Regional Cooperation • North-East Asia • Unconventional Oil and Gas : Technology and Perspectives • Energy Security and Energy Poverty • Renewable Energy and Smart Energy Systems • Climate Change and Policy Challenges • Role of Government and Government Corporations in Energy Sector

First Announcement and Call for PapersThe 36th Annual IAEE International Conference

General Conference ChairHoesung LeeProfessor, Korea University Green Graduate SchoolVice Chair, IPCC

Korea’s history dates back more than five millennium and a visit to this beautiful land is like a visit through time. As a member of OECD, the driving engine of Korea comes from both economic development and vibrant participation in international society by hosting 2013 World Energy Congress(WEC) and the PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games.

Daegu Metropolitan City, where the 2013 IAEE International Conference held, has been a center of the southern part of Korea. With a population of 2.50 million people, Daegu is a time-honored city that inherited the glorious cultures of the old Silla and Gaya Dynasties, as well as Confucian culture.

Daegu functions as a central management point for such hinterland industrial cities as Gumi Electronics Complex, Daejeon Daedeok Science, POSCO Complex, Ulsan Chemical and Heavy Industries Complex, and Tongyeong Natural Gas Station and the Energy Belt of Daegu & Gyeongsang area.

Thanks to the convenient transportation system, it has been renowned as a center for shopping since ancient times. Participants can enjoy both old markets and modern department stores once it has been developed as a leader of Korea’s textile, fashion and design industries. In addition, it takes 1 and 40 minutes by high express train(KTX) and 50 minutes by flight from Seoul and Incheon respectively.

The world-class exhibition and convention center, EXCO, which is known as the “green convention center” offers an ideal place for the international IAEE conference.

On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to invite you to Korea and Daegu and the 36th IAEE International Conference.

Location (Korea & Daegu)

Abstracts in PDF format, maximum 2 pages in length, covering Overview, Methods, Expected results and References should be submitted via conference website or e-mail to the Program Committee. (program@iaee2013daegu.org) Please visit our website at www.iaee2013daegu.org for further information. The deadline for abstract submission is January 11, 2013. Authors who are interested in organizing special sessions are encouraged to propose their topics and possible speakers.

Call for Papers

www.iaee2013daegu.orgFor general inquiries about the 36th IAEE International Conference, please send e-mail to :

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