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Resources / Electricity and nuclear
20.09.23
Impact of Timing and Type of Requests for Flexible Domestic Energy Use
Cohen R. Simpson Centre for Net Zero London School of Economics, Methodology cohen.simpson@centrefornetzero.org Andrew Schein Centre for Net Zero andrew...
14.09.21
Democracy and Electricity: Institutions, Industrial Representation and Technology Deployment Rates
It is widely agreed that significant emissions cuts need to be undertaken in the electricity sector to meet the targets adopted in the Paris Agreement (IPCC 201...
13.09.21
Conclusions from the DEePRED project – distributional impacts of flexible electricity tariffs
Whilst flexible electricity tariffs, such as Time-of-Use (ToU) and real-time, play an important role in motivating the shift of electricity demand away from the...
02.06.21
The role of interconnectors in decarbonising Great Britain’s electricity system
Electricity interconnectors are considered as key investments for enhancing the security of supply, increasing overall social welfare and helping achieve decarb...
19.09.18
Unlocking the benefits to end consumers
Nicholas Rubin, ELEXON Ltd ELEXON recognises that how electricity is used is radically changing and that end consumers are being presented with more and more o...
19.09.18
The role of utilities in enabling prosumers and flexible distributed energy resources
Daniel Quiggin, Chatham House This paper explores how utilities could transform as the electricity system undergoes a second phase of transformations and the b...
19.09.18
Consumers and Citizens: the Political Economy of Nuclear Power
Gordon MacKerron, SPRU, University of Sussex Summary Nuclear power is the most political of energy technologies, and is also of high economic significance, wi...
18.09.18
Attitudes, preferences and intentions to participate in peer-to-peer electricity trading: The case of Southwest German households
André Hackbarth, Reutlingen University Overview The share of electricity produced  from renewable resources in Germany increased to almost 32% in 2015,Â...
18.09.18
From Airbnb to Solar: Toward a Transaction Cost Model of a Retail Electricity Distribution Platform
Lynne Kiesling, Purdue University Digitalization, decentralization, and decarbonization are economic factors poised to disrupt many aspects of the utility busi...
18.09.18
Incentivising households to reduce electricity consumption: A meta-analysis of the experimental evidence
Penelope Buckley, Université Grenoble Alpes With the increasing demand for electricity, the phasing out of what were once guaranteed sources of energy supply,...
18.09.18
EU Retail Electricity Markets in Transition: The Quest for Adequate Design
Luis Boscan;University of Southern Denmark (SDU) After a gradual process of reforms, retail electricity markets in Europe are well-established. In parallel, th...
18.09.18