November 7-8,
2005
Chalmers University of Technology
Gothenburg,
Sweden
Conference Website
The AGS Technical
Meeting 2005 focused on initial barriers to sustainable energy
pathways. Leaders in business and society offered analysis on
sustainable energy systems, shipping and oil transportation, energy
technologies and systems, and energy transmissions systems. AGS
researchers described the European energy infrastructure from
technology assessment, system analysis, mapping infrastructures and
near term pathway analysis.
November 15-16,
2004
University of Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Conference Website
The AGS Technical
Meeting 2004 included sessions related research projects and the
partnership between industries and universities in the Asian region;
and a session on a core activity of the four AGS partner
universities, a new short-term energy and education pathways
flagship program that the AGS is structuring.
November
16-18, 2003
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge,
MA USA
The meeting focused on building effective research
partnerships. Attendees participated in a simulation designed
specifically for the AGS by MIT Professor Lawrence Susskind, a
leading expert in developing simulations for multi-stakeholder
groups as well as in negotiation and consensus building. (Simulation)
November 17-19, 2002
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Cambridge, MA USA
The second technical
meeting was hosted by MIT to explore opportunities to build holistic
research partnerships that are needed to address multi-faceted
issues in sustainable development. The meeting centered around five
workshops on new materials, tools for managing mega-cities, mountain
waters - resource and risk, regulatory strategies, and carbon
sequestration.
October 18-19, 2001
Chalmers
University of Technology
Göteborg, Sweden
The meeting
provided a forum wherein business and industry representatives could
openly discuss ongoing and potential AGS activities relevant to
their own interests, including issues of life cycle assessment,
mobility and transportation, and methods and models developed within
the AGS that may provide industry with tools to meet their goals and
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