ENERDAY 2021 - 15th International Conference on Energy Economics and Technology

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"Creative Destruction? - Disruptive innovation in times of Covid and an accelerated energy system transformation"

Keynote Speech
Markus Graebig ( 50Hertz Transmission GmbH): Windnode as a blueprint for a transition towards 100% renewables

Power-To-Gas/Hydrogen

 Market Design & Congestion Management P2P Energy Decarbonization Pathways Power Systems Modelling
Thomas Baldauf (DLR): Stocks, Flows and Hydrogen: An Open-Economy Baseline Model Tanja Mast (TH Ingolstadt): Potential of Demand Side Management and Biogas Plants in regional market-based congestion management Shandelle Steadman (Loughborough University): Would You Like to Trade Your Energy? A Comparative Survey Experiment on Energy Trading Platforms Alexandra Krumm (TU Berlin): The energy transition in India: quantifying effects of the low-carbon transition on the Indian energy system Maciej Raczyński (AGH University): An integrated modelling approach to evaluate power system operation stability in decarbonization pathways
Leonard Göke (TU Berlin): Role of cogeneration and heating networks in renewable energy systems Alfredo Zamora (TU Berlin): Zonal pricing in Germany – A preferable tradeoff between nodal and uniform pricing? Theresia Perger (TU Wien): Optimal expansion and configuration of peer-to-peer electricity trading in local communities Karlo Hainsch (TU Berlin): European decarbonization pathways: comparison, robust findings and the European Green Deal Martin Kittel (TU Berlin): Renewable Energy Targets and the Storage Cycling Trap: Unintended Effects and Implications for Power Sector Modeling
Philipp Hauser (VNG): Impact of Green Gas Imports on Infrastructure Investments Lisa Lorenz (TU Dresden): Market outcomes in Flow-based Market Coupling: a model-based impact analysis of the fundamental parameters Jens Weibezahn (TU Berlin): Prosumer Empowerment through Community-Power-Purchase-Agreements: A Market Design for Peer-to-Peer Swarm Grids Björn Steigerwald (TU Berlin): Production cost uncertainties of Small Modular Reactor concepts - A model-based Monte Carlo analysis Smaranda Sgarciu (BTU Cottbus): Discount factors and hurdle rates: the dark horses of capacity expansion planning
Impacts of Carbon Pricing Locational Incentives Flow-based Market Coupling Flexibility/Decentralized energy systems E-Mobility
Christian Gambardella (PIK): The Joint Impacts of Carbon Pricing and Renewable Generation on Fossil Generation Profits in Germany Anselm Eicke (Hertie School): Where to place new power generation? A methodology to design cost-reflective locational instruments Constantin Dierstein (TU Dresden): Update on Flow Based Market Coupling Parameters - From minRAM to Generation Shift Key Steffi Misconel (TU Dresden): Assessing the value of demand response in a decarbonized energy system - a large-scale model application Carlos Gaete (TU Berlin): Battery-electric vehicles: open-source modeling of time series data and their application in power system models
Nicolas Fuchs (Fraunhofer ISE): Food Industry case study on the influence of CO2 certificate and internal CO2 pricing on the decarbonization and investment strategies into energy supply technologies Siamak Sheykhha (RWTH Aachen): Policy Implications of Spatially Differentiated Renewable Energy Promotion: Multi-Level Scenario-Based Analysis of Regional Onshore Wind Auctioning in Germany Lucas Lang (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg): Flow-based market coupling in multi-level electricity market models Alexander Roth (TU Berlin): Modelling Electricity Storage Needs in Europe: A Separation of Drivers Anya Heider (Reiner Lemoine Institute): Evaluating policy instruments for the balancing of renewable energies using electric vehicles: On the interplay between distribution and transmission grids
Michael Bucksteeg (Univ. Duisburg-Essen): Market integration of Power-to-Gas during the energy transition – Assessing the role of carbon pricing Susann Freitag (TenneT): Local Incentives and Sector Coupling: Friends or foes? Richard Weinhold (TU Berlin): Flow Based Market Coupling in Fundamental Electricity Market Models: Methods and Parametrization for Renewable-Dominant Power Systems Febin Kachirayil (Univ. of Aberdeen): Exploring the trade-off between cost and security of supply for decentralized autonomous energy systems Carlo Corinaldesi (TU Wien): Cost-benefit Analysis of Residential On-Site E-Car-Sharing
Environmental Policy Instruments Load, efficiency & solar forecasting TSOs/Grid Operation Energy behaviour Gas Infrastructure
Andreas Schröder (ICIS): EU Emissions Trading at Crossroads Stephan Seim (TU Berlin): Development of subsector electricity load profiles Christian Dobelke (TenneT): What a Transmission system operator (TSO) can do and needs for Green Europe in 2050 Citlali Rodriguez del Angel (TU Berlin): The potential of sufficiency measures to achieve a fully renewable energy system – a case study of Germany Matthew Schmidt  (TU Dresden): Assessing the Impact of Uncertainties on Infrastructure in the European Natural Gas Market: A robust optimization approach
Reinhard Madlener (RWTH Aachen): The European Market for Guarantees of Origin for Green Electricity: A Model-Based Evaluation of Future Price Scenarios Hélene Godin (Univ. Stuttgart): Analysis of energy-efficiency measures in multi-cylinder paper drying Erika Kämpf (Univ. Kassel): Efficient concertation of reactive power resources Fissha Marye (Univ. Vilnius): The Effect of Descriptive Information Provision on Electricity Consumption: Experimental Evidence from Lithuania Johannes Giehl (TU Berlin): Modelling the impact of the energy transition on gas distribution networks in Germany
Oliver Ruhnau (Hertie School): The impact of carbon prices on power sector emissions: insights from a model-comparison experiment Kevin Forbes (UC Dublin): Methodology to Improve the Predictability of Solar Energy Generation with Confirmatory Evidence from Germany Manuel Eising (EIFER): Contrasting countertrading mechanisms: market effects between Germany and Denmark West Tarun Khanna (MCC Berlin): Reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions of residential buildings through behavioral change Johannes Ruf (DVGW): Trial of Basic Control Strategies of Gas Supply and Distribution Networks to Allow Integration of Renewable Gases from Distributed Production
Keynote Speech
Prof. Dr. Pao-Yu Oei (Prof. Economics of Sustainable Energy Transition at Europa-Universität Flensburg), Paola Parra (Research Associate at the Workgroup for Economic and Infrastructure Policy (WIP), TU Berlin): Covid-19 - Merely an interruption or the death blow for the international coal market?

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