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20.09.23

The microeconomic problem with renewable energy

 Ryan Williams Université Paris Dauphine - PSL, Paris, France & Enoda, Chief Economist, Edinburgh, UK The growing penetration of intermittent renewable ...
20.09.23

Demand Uncertainty on Low Voltage Distribution Networks: Analysing the Use of Distribution Future Energy Scenarios (DFES) in Network Company Business Plans

 Dr Ronan Bolton1,2, Dr Helen Poulter1,2, Dr Graeme Hawker3,2, Professor Janette Webb1,2 1University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 2UK Energy Researc...
20.09.23

Green hydrogen in Germany’s energy transition –  a scenario-based energy system modelling

 Christoph Kiefer Fraunhofer ISI, Germany Objectives The decarbonization of economies and societies is operationalised i.e., through the energy transiti...
20.09.23

Market modelling and socio-economic analysis of a potential multi-purpose interconnector between GB and the Danish energy island

 George Charalampous and Sotirios Paschalis National Grid, UK The UK government has set an ambitious vision to install 50GW of offshore wind by 2030. Offsh...
20.09.23

Assessing the intraday impacts of wind energy on wholesale electricity prices and conventional generation in Great Britain

 Xiaoyi Mu and Hanchen Xiaoyi University of Dundee, UK This paper studies the intra-day impacts of wind power on wholesale electricity prices and conventio...
20.09.23

Renewable energy consumption, GDP and GHG emission. The moderating effect of regulatory quality: Evidence of a dynamic panel estimation from EU and BRICs

 Aaron Ahali University of Reading, UK Regulatory quality has been considered a fundamental instrument for managing the environmental impact of Greenhouse ...
20.09.23

2022 energy crisis: Has Europe weathered the storm?

 Elena Reshetova Fortum, Finland Market environment recap (January 2022 – September 2023): A recap of the European 2022 energy crisis that centered around...
20.09.23

The energy transition, the market for hedges, and the implications for the Default Tariff Cap (DTC)

 Magnus Martinsen NERA Economic Consulting, UK In Great Britain, the incentives for retailers to purchase hedges, as set out by the Default Tariff Cap (DTC...
20.09.23

Transitioning to net zero in a trustless environment: Who should pay for the costs of the hydrogen switchover?

 Joel Gordon, Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan and Seyed Ali Nabavi Cranfield University, UK Hydrogen is regarded globally as a critical energy vector for decarbonising...
20.09.23

Decarbonising home heating: An evidence review of domestic heat pump installed costs

 Mark Winskel1 and Phil Heptonstall2 1University of Edinburgh, UK, 2Imperial College London, UK The UK’s net zero pathway requires a rapid rise in the us...
20.09.23

Estimating residential load balancing potential

 Shefali Khanna1, Felix Bracht2, Ralf Martin1 and Mirabelle Muûls1 1Imperial College London, UK, 2London School of Economics, UK Background The deploym...
20.09.23

Oil to gas shifting by regional energy diplomacy 

 Asieh Yazdi University of Dundee, UK This study tries to analyse the political aspects of climate policy inside the Persian Gulf region from the domestic po...
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