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The International Energy Workshop (IEW) is an informal network of analysts actively working on international energy issues. The IEW provides a venue for analysts to compare quantitative energy projections and to understand the reasons for diverging views of future developments. The annual meetings typically include three plenary sessions and approximately 100 presentations in parallel sessions focused on a wide array of topics, including energy supply and price forecasts, energy efficiency, climate change, renewable energy, and the interface of energy, environmental, and economic issues. The original idea to establish this international network was introduced by the late Alan Manne, one of the founding fathers of energy economics and a long-time professor at Stanford University, who organized the first IEW in December 1981.

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IEW Home Contact Persons Workshop 2008 Workshop 2009 Publications Past Meetings Full list 2007 2006 2005 2004 IEW History Alan S. Manne Information for Sponsors	The International Energy Workshop (IEW) is an informal network of analysts actively working on international energy issues. The IEW provides a venue for analysts to compare quantitative energy projections and to understand the reasons for diverging views of future developments. The annual meetings typically include three plenary sessions and approximately 100 presentations in parallel sessions focused on a wide array of topics, including energy supply and price forecasts, energy efficiency, climate change, renewable energy, and the interface of energy, environmental, and economic issues. The original idea to establish this international network was introduced by the late Alan Manne, one of the founding fathers of energy economics and a long-time professor at Stanford University, who organized the first IEW in December 1981.
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