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10 December 2019

Current and Future Challenges to Energy Security - the just transition | International Event

LUMSA University

from 10/12/2019, 09:00 to 12/12/2019, 18:00

Conference overview

Current and Future Challenges to Energy Security - the just transition

The AIEE Symposium on Energy Security, has become a yearly appointment and an opportunity to explore new and existing energy trends, challenges and creative solutions for the energy security, the availability of new technologies, the emergence of new market conditions and of new market operators.

Following up on the success of the past three editions we are delighted to announce this fourth edition, in Rome. This year's conference will provide a fresh look on the major forthcoming issues offering an excellent occasion to continue the dialogue and to share best practice and experience with delegates from all over the world.

Conference Program

Call for papers

Proposed topics:

Global assessment of energy security, efficiency and sustainability

Energy security and geopolitics

Energy efficiency in household

Raising awareness on the decarbonization process

Modelling the volatility of the energy market

Renewable Energy market

Clean energy investments

Decarbonizing the gas and oil sectors: Green perspectives

Bitcoin, Circular economy and Blockchain

The Electricity market: risks and opportunities

Green revolution: biomethane & hydrogen

Heat and cooling benefits and constraints

Climate Change and power systems

Electromobility & the decarbonization of the transport sector

The gas market: new perspectives?

Challenges of renewable energy in the electricity market

The multiple paths of electricity: new challenges

100% Renewable Transition: perspective for the 21st century

Energy policies & the decarbonization process

The battery energy storage system and the environmental impact

Current energy market dynamics

Enhancing sustainable mobility

Renewable energy: Rich vs developing countries perspective

Green fuels market and new methane strategies

Concurrent sessions

Concurrent sessions will be organized from accepted abstracts. Submitted abstracts should be of one or two pages in length, comprising (1) overview, (2) methods, (3) results and (4) conclusions.

Detailed information on the abstract submission procedure may be found on the conference website.

The submission of the full paper is not obligatory unless the author is interested to propose it for publication in the Conference Proceedings volume.

The range of topics proposed for submission is not limited. If the authors want to organize also specific sessions on topics different from the ones indicated in the Call for abstracts, you are cordially invited to send us your proposals that will be submitted to the Programme Committee.

Those interested in organizing sessions should propose the topic and the possible speakers to:

aiee@aieeconference2019rome.eu

Learn more about the conference by visiting

www.aieeconference2019rome.eu

Our choice for this venue is Rome a large, busy metropolis that lives in the here and now, yet there's no other place on earth where you'll encounter such powerful evocations of a long and spectacular past. Rome is the biggest open air museum where modern and old, past and present go side by side.

LUMSA University is located in one of the most attractive locations of Rome, the Vatican wall, Castel Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Church.

We look forward to receiving your paper proposals (abstracts) and hope to

We welcome you in Rome!

Contact the Conference Secretariat:
Phone: +39.06.3227367; Fax: +39 06 8070751
e-mail: aiee@aieeconference2019rome.eu

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