Dramatic events of last few years: very fast energy demand growth in developing countries, artificiallystimulated economics in developed countries and related with that banking crisis, the largest energy priceshock in modern history and following global recession, growing evidence of global warming and looming
difficulties in production of primary energy resources presents a unique environment for activities andbusinesses of energy economists and policy makers. All of that creates a vast medium of thoughts forresearchers active in energy economics and great challenges for politicians responsible for energy policies.
The 11th IAEE European Conference “Energy Economy, Policies and Supply Security: Surviving theGlobal Economic Crisis” will provide excellent opportunity to present and discuss the results of newest
studies preformed in such exceptional circumstances. The conference will bring together wide spectrum ofscientists, policy makers, professionals from all energy sectors, governmental and public institutions. Thisconference for the first time will take place in Vilnius - the capital of Lithuania, at the year when Lithuania
will celebrate 20th anniversary of regained independence.
That opens good opportunity for participants of the conference to learn more about the specifics andproblems of energy sector’s development in the Baltic States and the wider region around them. Theproblems of the integration of that region to the future PanEuropean energy market should be one of mostimportant topics of Vilnius conference.
We are looking forward seeing you in Vilnius.
Prof. Jurgis Vilemas
General Conference Chair

Conference topics♦ Energy supply security (political, economical and technical)♦ Sustainability of energy systems, mitigation of global warming♦ Role of renewable energy sources and biofules♦ Energy demand forecasting♦ Energy sector analysis and modeling♦ Energy policy♦ Geopolitics of energy supply (gas, oil, nuclear and etc.). Price of security♦ Road map for energy efficiency♦ Market integration and liberalization♦ Energy sector risk analysis♦ Specific energy sector problems of CEE countries♦ Nuclear energy: hopes and realities♦ Environment

Call for Papers
Abstract Submission Deadline: 9 April 2010
We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the 11th IAEE European Conference to be held on
25-28 August 2010. You are cordially invited to submit proposals for presentations at the concurrent
sessions on a range of topics highlighted but not limit to above.
Please submit abstracts of maximum two pages in length, comprising: overview, methods, results,conclusions. Please attach a short CV too. The lead author submitting the abstract must provide complete
contact details: mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail etc. Accepted abstracts will be published in the printed
abstract volume. At least one author for each accepted paper must pay a registration fee and attend theconference.
Authors will be notified by 9 May 2010 of their paper status. Authors, whose abstracts are accepted,
will have to submit their full-length papers (up to 10-12 pages limit suggested) by 9 July 2010 forpublication in CDROM conference proceedings. While multiple submissions by individual or groups ofauthors are welcome, the abstract selection process will seek to ensure as broad participation as possible:
each speaker delivers only one presentation in the conference. If multiple submissions are accepted, then adifferent co-author will be required to pay the speaker registration fee and present the paper.
Abstracts must be submitted electronically as a text document (doc; NO pdf) via the following link:
http://www.iaee2010.org

Conference Venue
Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania since 1323. About 554 000 people of various nationalities anddifferent religions are living there. Despite wars, occupations and destruction, the architectural ensemble ofVilnius remains unique. It is the largest Baroque city in North-East Europe. Nearly all styles of Europeanarchitecture from Gothic to Classicism are present in Vilnius.
Contemporary Vilnius is a modern, forward looking and dynamic city, which attracts people andcharms them.
For long ages the picturesque Old Town and National Museum of Lithuania could tell a lot abouthonorable past of this city and the whole country, which in 2009 celebrates solid 1000 years anniversary ofbeing for the first time mentioned in historical annals. Because of its unique and openness the Old Tow ofVilnius is enrolled into the list of UNESCO World’s Cultural Heritage.
The conference venue is Reval Hotel Lietuva, Konstitucijos av. 20, located at the administrative centerof the city within walking distance to Old Town, major museums, other cultural sights, restaurants and many
hotels.

Cancellation/Refund policy
A refund (less 100 EUR administration fee) is available until 19 July 2010. From 19 July, there will be norefund given, but a delegate from the same organisation may be substituted.
Register online at http://www.iaee2010.org
IAEE International Conference Student Program
As part of the IAEE International Conference Student Program, the IAEE offers the IAEE Student Paper Awardand IAEE Internatrional Conference Student Scholarships.
Detailed information for application is available at: iaee@iaee.org