Join the Georgia Tech School of Economics for the Southeastern Workshop on Energy & Environmental Economics & Policy (SWEEEP)
November 1-2, 2024
Sponsored by the School of Economics and the Energy, Policy, and Innovation Center at Georgia Tech
About the Conference
The Georgia Tech School of Economics, in conjunction with the Strategic Energy Institute and Energy Policy & Innovation Center, will host the Southeastern Workshop on Energy & Environmental Economics & Policy (SWEEEP) from Nov. 1-2, 2024.
The goal of SWEEEP is to bring together energy and environmental economists and policy researchers from all over the Southeast to present their research, exchange ideas, and build community. The workshop focuses on economics and policy issues lying at the intersection of energy and the environment, and includes topics as varied as the clean energy transition, housing and the built environment, transportation (air and auto), carbon markets, health impacts of energy systems, measuring consumer and firm behavioral responses to energy policy, and more.
This will be the third SWEEEP workshop hosted by the School of Economics. The workshop was first held in 2019 (and was titled the Southeastern Energy & Environmental Economics Workshop, or SEEEW). The workshop was suspended in subsequent years due to the pandemic.
This year's workshop brings together experts and researchers to delve into a wide range of critical topics in the field of energy and environmental economics. Over the two-day event, participants will engage in discussions surrounding various topics like pollution, emissions, regulation, compliance, and renewable energy supply, showcasing the diverse array of issues addressed by researchers in the field. This interdisciplinary gathering promises to provide valuable insights into the complex interactions between energy, the environment, and economics.
Registration has closed. Please email Casey Wichman if interested in attending
Program
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Contact
Casey Wichman, Organizer
wichman@gatech.edu
Matthew Oliver, Co-Organizer
matthew.oliver@econ.gatech.edu