Global Hydrocarbon Supply Modeling Project Workshop

April 8 - April 10, 2014

About the workshop

• The global markets for hydrocarbons (coal, petroleum, and natural gas, and their related derivative products) are becoming increasingly interrelated. The longstanding position of the United States as a net importer, or limited trading partner, of these products made modeling the United States and a limited representation of international supply sufficient for most policy purposes; however, as this position changes, due in part to the rapid development of low–permeability resources (e.g., tight oil, shale gas), a more robust representation of global hydrocarbon supply and demand is required to reliably project potential outcomes under different scenarios.
• See presentations below.

Agenda

Introduction	PDF
Agenda	PDF
Global Hydrocarbon Supply	PDF
Overview	PDF
Rethinking Supply Curves	PDF
Modelling greenhouse policies and oil resource production	PDF
Developing oil and natural gas supply models to meet user needs	PDF
Modeling Supply: Capturing Above- and Below-Ground Factors	PDF
Discussant's Notes on Network-Oriented, Multi-regional, Walrasian, Fixed Point Models	PDF
NGL Supply Modelling - Lessons Learned, Challenges Ahead	PDF
Modeling International Biofuel Markets	PDF
Analyzing Petroleum Product Supply at the Country Level	PDF
Modeling Refining and Logistics Operations for the Global Hydrocarbon Supply Project	PDF
Network, Agent Based Modeling for EIA	PDF