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22.09.16
Political Power and the Development of UK Domestic Heat Policy
Mr Richard Lowes, University of Exeter Energy Policy Group, United Kingdom Heat is around half of the UK’s total energy demand and its generation is res...
22.09.16
Future perspectives on policy instruments and market coupling for integration of RES-e in regional supergrids
Dr Catalina Spataru,UCL, United Kingdom Ms Omotola Adeoye, UCL,United Kingdom Prof Raimund Bleischwitz, UCL, United Kingdom This paper analyse th...
21.09.16
The drivers for China’s wind energy technology innovation system
Mr Rui Hu, Imperial College London, United Kingdom Prof Jim Skea, Imperial College London,United Kingdom Dr Matthew Hannon, Imperial College Lond...
21.09.16
Assessment of the innovation potential and possible future costs of energy storage technologies
Mr Oliver Schmidt, Imperial College London, United Kingdom Dr Iain Staffell, Imperial College London,United Kingdom Dr Sheridan Few, Imperial College L...
21.09.16
Energy Barometer 2016
Deane Somerville, Knowledge Team Manager, Energy Institute The 2016 Energy Barometer Report captures insights from UK energy professionals and enables them to ...
21.09.16
Innovative Business Models to Meet Grid Challenges
Mr Bruno Menu, Limejump Ltd,United Kingdom Dr Luke Peck, Limejump Ltd, United Kingdom At the tail end of 2015, National Grid UK released its System Oper...
21.09.16
Risk premia in electricity spot markets – New empirical evidence for Germany and Austria
Mr Niyaz Valitov, University of Wuppertal, Germany The process of liberalization in Europe and the growth of electricity from renewable energy sources led...
21.09.16
Integrating supply and demand: smart systems; storage
Mr Eamonn Boland, Baringa Partners The GB Power Market is in a period of transition. The existing infrastructure of large thermal plant connected to hig...
21.09.16
An Empirical Analysis of Energy Demand in Sub-Saharan Africa (1980-2014)
Ms Aisha Kolawole, Oxford Brookes University This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of energy demand in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) by analysing demand f...
21.09.16
The impact of tightening margins on plant availability
Dr Amy O'Mahoney, Ofgem, United Kingdom Mr Kristian Marr, Ofgem,United Kingdom Shashi van de Graaff, Ofgem, United Kingdom Mr David Hall, ...
21.09.16
Government policy to stimulate sustainable energy innovation
Dr Matthew Hannon, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom In the face of mounting environmental, energy security and economic pressures there is a grow...
21.09.16
The energy ladder: A model for projecting energy demand
Dr Tashi Erdmann, Shell Global Solutions International Mr Martin Haigh, Shell International Shell’s scenarios team develops long-term scenarios to ex...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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