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The high price of oil is a significant contributory factor to the current Eurozone crisis. This conference, organised by the Energy Institute, examined future global oil supply in detail by presenting forecasts for both supply and demand. Additionally, the conference covered technologies that underpin possible oil demand responses. EMC members will be offered the special registration fee reserved for the Energy Institute members.

Morning session:
Oil supply and demand - an update
Chaired by Professor Martin Fry CEng FEI, Visiting Professor, City University and Chair, BSI Energy Management Standards Committee

Afternoon session:
Demand reduction / oil substitution
Chaired by Brian Robinson CEng CEnv, Head of Energy and Carbon, Safety Division, TRL

Confirmed speakers and topics:

Dr Roger Bentley MEI, Visiting Research Fellow, Department of Cybernetics,
University of Reading
Setting the scene on global hydrocarbon supply

Chris Skrebowski FEI
Forecast of global oil supply - the position of Europe

Daniel Dorner, Senior Energy Analyst, Directorate of Global Energy Economics, International Energy Agency
IEA world energy outlook

Peter Hughes, Peter Hughes Energy Advisory
Technology, markets & policies: bringing peak oil demand ever closer

Nusa Urbancic, Programme Manager for Clean Fuels, Transport & Environment
Ensuring the uptake of sustainable and low carbon biofuels in the EU

Caroline Watson, Knowledge Manager, Energy Saving Trust
Plugging in - moving EVs to mainstream

Professor Martin Fry CEng FEI, Visiting Professor, City University and Chair, BSI Energy Management Standards Committee
Energy auditing of transport systems - the new EU Standard

Please note that EMC members were offered the special registration fee reserved for the Energy Institute members (£120.00).

For more information on this event, please click here.