Handouts for the National Energy Modeling System/
Annual Energy Outlook 2001 Conference

Tuesday March 27, 2001


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Name of Session

Speakers

Available Formats

Overview of the Annual Energy Outlook 2001

Mary J. Hutzler

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Keynote Address: Climate Change after the Hague: Implications for the Energy Sector

Henry D. Jacoby

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Greenhouse Gas Challenges: Current Perspectives - Andy S. Kydes 

Summary of Recent IPCC Working Groups Contributions to IPCC Third Assessment Report Paul McArdle

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Global Warming, Fact or Fiction Martin Ledwitz

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Attaining Greenhouse Gas Reductions at Modest and Predictable Cost Raymond Kopp

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Analysis of Strategies for Reducing Multiple Emissions from Power Plants:  Sulfur Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxides and Carbon Dioxide Scott Sitzer

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The Natural Gas Frontier: 2015 and Beyond - James M. Kendell 

The North American Frontier: Arctic Gas and More Roland George

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The Gulf of Mexico: Rising Star or Over the Hill? Richard Nehring

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Unconventional Gas: A Long-Term View Vello A. Kuuskraa

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Forecasting International Oil Demand and Supply - Linda Doman 

Oil Market Outlook Adam Sieminski

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Forecasting Long-Term Non-OPEC Supply, Science and Art Michael C. Lynch

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Long-Term Oil Market Forecasting:  The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly G. Daniel Butler

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Projections of World Energy and Oil Demand Dermot Gately

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Macroeconomic Forecasting with the Revised National Income and Product Accounts - Ronald F. Earley 
The Revision of the National Income and Product Accounts Brent Moulton

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The Macroeconomic Forecast for the Annual Energy Outlook 2001 Kay Smith

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What's New About the New Economy?: IT, Economic Growth and Productivity Jack E. Triplett

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Macroeconomic Forecasting at the Council of Economic Advisers Steven Braun

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Electricity Competition: An Update - Robert T. Eynon 
The State of the Eastern ISO Markets Udi Helman

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Reliability: New Concerns, New Approaches Diane J. Barney

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Status of Wholesale U.S. Power Markets Jack Cashin

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Advanced Light-Duty Vehicle Technology and Diffusion - John Maples 

State-of-the-Art Advanced Technology Vehicles Edward J. Wall

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Advanced Technology Vehicles What, When, How Many?? David R. Baxter

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Demographic and Economic Factors That Drive the Projections for Travel Nancy McGuckin

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Distributed Generation: Costs, Technologies, and Opportunities - Scott B. Sitzer 

Distributed Generation in the NEMS Buildings Modules Steven Wade

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Distributed Generation in the NEMS Electricity Market Module J. Alan Beamon

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Distributed Generation Technologies for Commercial and Industrial Applications: An Assessment of Today's Options and the Potential for Advancements Paul Bautista

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Applications, Markets, and Technologies for Distributed Power Joseph J. Iannucci

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Transportation Fuels: Reduced Sulfur and Oxygenates - Bruce Bawks 

Overview of the New Vehicle and Engine Exhaust Emission and Fuel Quality Standards in the United States Mary T. Manners

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Yet Another ULSD Study-EIA Assumptions James M. Kendell

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Industry Perspective on Diesel Desulfurization Arthur Wiese

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Can We Have Clean Diesel Fuel Without Supply Disruptions? Barry McNutt

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Exploring Uncertainty in the Annual Energy Outlook - Susan H. Holte 

Uncertainty Analysis in Large Scale Energy-Environment Modeling John P. Weyant

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The Impact of Technology and Economic Uncertainty in the NEMS Demand Modules John H. Cymbalsky

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Technology and Geology: Key Elements Shaping the Oil and Natural Gas Markets Dana Van Wagener

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Sensitivity Analysis and Value of Information: What Assumptions in the NEMS Electricity Market Module Matter Most? Benjamin F. Hobbs

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