Plenary Session

• Richard Newell, Administrator, U.S. Energy Information Administration
• Lisa P. Jackson, Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Marvin E. Odum, President, Shell Oil Company and Director, Shell Upstream
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Long-Term U.S. Energy Outlook: Different Perspectives

• Paul Holtberg, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Long-Term U.S. Energy Outlook: Different Perspectives
• John Conti, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  The U.S. Energy Outlook
• Mark Finley, BP America
  BP Energy Outlook 2030
• Douglas S. Meade, University of Maryland
  The Inforum LIFT Model, U.S. Energy and Economic Outlook
  

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The Future of OCS After Macondo

• Doug Morris, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  The Future of OCS After Macondo
• Randall Luthi, National Ocean Industries Association
  The Future of OCS After Macondo
• David Pettit, Natural Resources Defense Council
  (Presentation not available.)
• Michael Schaal, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  The future of the OCS after Macondo
• Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change Policy
  (Presentation not available.)

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Lunch Keynote

• Gene Sperling, Director of the National Economic Council and Assistant to the President for Economic Policy
  (Presentation not available.)

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Transportation and the Environment

• John Maples, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Transportation and the Environment
• John German, International Council for Clean Transportation
  Advanced Technology Vehicles: Overview and Constraints
• Don Pickrell, Volpe National Transportation Systems Center
  (Presentation not available.)
• Steven Plotkin, Argonne National Laboratory
  Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from U.S. Transportation
  

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Intelligent Electric Systems

• Bill Booth, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  (Presentation not available.)
• Jason Bordoff, White House Council on Environmental Quality
  (Presentation not available.)
• Andrew Ott, PJM Interconnection
  2011 EIA Energy Conference, Intelligent Electric Systems
• David Sun, Alstom Power
  Smart Power, Future of Energy Sustainability
  

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Electricity and the Environment

• Alan Beamon, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Annual Energy Outlook 2011: Alternative Power Sector Environmental Control Cases
• Bruce Braine, American Electric Power
  Cost and Economic Impacts of Pending EPA Regulations
• Daniel Eggers, Credit Suisse
  Implications of EPA Policy
• Sam Napolitano, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  Addressing the Environmental Impacts of the Power Sector

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Energy & Financial Market Linkages

• Richard Newell, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  (Presentation not available.)
• Adam Sieminski, Deutsche Bank
  Oil & Financial Markets
• James L. Smith, Southern Methodist University
  The Impact of Futures Trading on Commodity Markets and Prices
• Robert Vigfusson, Federal Reserve System
  Energy and Financial Market Linkages
  

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Meeting China's Energy Demand

• Howard Gruenspecht, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Meeting China's Energy Demand
• William Chandler, Transition Energy International, Ltd.
  (Presentation not available.)
• Trevor Houser, Rhodium Group
  Powering China's Growth, Electricity Market Projections and Global Implications
• Mark Levine, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  Meeting China's Energy Demand
• David Sandalow, U.S. Department of Energy
  China's Transport Sector
  

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The Future of Domestic Onshore Oil and Gas

• Charlie Whitmore, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  2011 EIA Energy Conference:The Future of Domestic Onshore Oil and Gas
• Porter Bennett, BENTEK Energy
  The US Natural Gas Revolution: Technology Transforms A Market
• James Sorenson, University of North Dakota
  Future of Domestic Oil
• John Steelman, Natural Resources Defense Council
  The Future of Onshore Oil & Gas Production
  

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Energy Demand, Efficiency, and Consumer Behavior

• Erin Boedecker, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Energy Demand. Efficiency, and Consumer Behavior
• Joe Loper, Itron, Inc.
  Under the Bright Lights: Energy Efficiency Programs
• James Sweeney, Stanford University
  The Demand Side: Behavioral Patterns and Unpicked Low-Hanging Fruit
• Kathleen Hogan, U.S. Department of Energy
  Clean Energy: A Top Administration Priority
  

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Game Changers

• Ernest J. Moniz, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Game Changers?

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Post Conference Session: Energy Data Challenges and Choices

• Steve Harvey, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  Tough Choices in U.S. EIA's Data Programs