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Challenges in Modeling International Climate Policies Workshop

June 29, 2022

About the workshop

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) held a workshop on the modeling of international climate policies on June 29, 2022. This workshop brought together both industry representatives and modeling practitioners to explore market forces faced by corporations in a carbon-constrained world, as well as the methods external analysts use when modeling international climate policies.  We gained insights which we will use to improve our modeling of climate policies in the International Energy Outlook, which is developed with the World Energy Projection System (WEPS) model.

See speakers and presentations below.

Agenda
Opening Remarks
Dr. Joe DeCarolis, EIA Administrator
Session A: Industry Perspectives on Climate Policy Modeling (Moderator: Kevin Nakolan, EIA)
Hari Gopalakrishnan, Mitsubishi Power PDF
Mark Finley, Rice University PDF
William Chernicoff, Toyota  
Session B: Methods of Climate Policy Analysis (Moderator: Jim Turnure, EIA)  
Jae Edmonds, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory PDF
Jennifer Morris, Massachusetts Institute of Technology PDF
John Weyant, Stanford University PDF
Workshop discussion notes PDF
Potential Actions PDF
 

Please contact the IEO team if you have any questions regarding this workshop.

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