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Resources / Electricity and nuclear
18.09.18
Integrating prosumers into the electricity grid: the interplay between technology and people
Yael Parag. Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya In the era of renewable and decentralized energy systems, prosumers are becoming crucial as they provide a...
18.09.18
Prosumage of solar electricity: batteries, heating and mobility
Wolf-Peter Schill, DIW Berlin Overview Spurred by technology development and regulatory incentives, self-consumption of distributed renewable electricity ge...
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,...
22.09.16
Optimal Storage Investment and Management under Uncertainty – It is costly to avoid outages!
Mr Joachim Geske, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom Prof Richard Green, Imperial College Business School, United Kingdom Overview: Storage has ...
22.09.16
How disruptive could storage be?
Dr Philipp Grunewald, EPSRC Fellow. ECI, University of Oxford Electricity storage has long been argued to be highly valuable to future low carbon energy s...
22.09.16
Peak demand, price elasticity and intrinsic flexibility from time use activities
Dr Jacopo Torriti, University of Reading, United Kingdom Peaks in electricity demand bring about significantly negative environmental and economic impac...
22.09.16
An empirical exploration into the role of phase-out policies for low-carbon energy transitions: the case of the German Energiewende
Dr Karoline Rogge, University of Sussex The energy sector plays a significant role in reaching the ambitious climate policy target of limiting the global t...
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
Innovation and the governance of energy industry codes
Dr. Matthew Lockwood (University of Exeter Energy Policy Group) Energy industry codes are detailed multilateral agreements that define the terms un...
21.09.16