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To this end, the United States Association for Energy Economics:

• Provides a forum that includes practitioners, teachers and students of energy economics and related disciplines for the exchange of ideas, advances and professional experiences.
• Promotes the development and education of energy professionals.
• Fosters an improved understanding of energy economics and energy related issues by all interested parties.

Three Rivers Inaugural Meeting and May Dinner
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Houston May Meeting
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New York Chapter May Meeting
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USAEE-NABE Podcast - ExxonMobil's Outlook for Energy: A Long-Term View

USAEE President's Message

From the Editor

Implications of FERC Staff Recommendation to Lower the Base ROE for Transmission in New England

Contemporary Government-Business Relations via China’s Energy Sector

Back to the Future? The Evolution of the North American Natural Gas Market

Alternative Energy No Longer Alternative

For Gas and Electric Utilities the Recent Recession/Recovery is Different from Previous Ones

32nd USAEE/IAEE North American Conference - Anchorage, Alaska: July 28-31, 2013

Louisville Chapter Activities

Bay Area Chapter (California) Activities

National Capital Area Chapter Activities

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