2003 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry

Informal Sessions Description

There are expanding national discussions on a critical number of energy-related issues ranging from the importance of reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions to enhancing the nation's energy security and moving towards a competitive electric utility industry. The complex interactions surrounding all of these issues have motivated the development of a relatively large number of energy-economic models to assist policy makers in the framing of appropriate policy directions. But how can modelers help inform the debate? This session, a continuation of a previous discussion, will encourage the development of a research agenda that can help advance the state of the art in policy modeling.

For more information, contact:

Ernst Worrell
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
e-mail: eworrell@lbl.gov

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