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22.09.10

Time to stop experimenting with UK renewable energy policy?

 Dr Robert Gross, Imperial College In the period since Britain’s electricity markets were privatised a variety of measures have been put in place to support t...
22.09.10

Quantifying Exports and Minimising Curtailment: From 20% to 50% Wind Penetration in Denmark

 Mr Andrew Smith, London Analytics Denmark is frequently held up as a case study of a grid successfully integrating a wind penetration of 20%. Conversely, claim...
22.09.10

Measuring the Contribution of New and Renewable Energy R&D to Slowing Down CO2 Emissions in Taiwan with an Integrated Modelling Approach

 Professor Shih-Mo Lin, Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan Energy and environmental issues have become increasingly important over the past decade. Concern...
22.09.10

Funding nuclear power and radioactive waste

 Professor Gordon MacKerron, SPRU, University of Sussex The UK Government expects substantial new investment in nuclear power as part of its approach to reducin...
22.09.10

Vertical integration in bio ethanol industry: security of supply and market access in fuel-ethanol value chain

 Mr Jin Hooi Chan, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge The global bioethanol industry expands rapidly with an average growth rate of 15% annually dur...
22.09.10

Regulating Energy Networks to facilitate the Transition in the Energy Industry

 Dr Machiel Mulder, Netherlands Competition Authority NMa The growing attention for the environmental effects of using (fossil) energy calls for an evaluation o...
22.09.10

Addressing leakage in the EU ETS: Results from the CASE II model

 Dr Stéphanie Monjon, CIRED The European Union Emission Trading System covers CO2 emissions from electricity generation and heavy industry. Industry representa...
22.09.10

Energy efficiency in Liberalised energy markets – implications for a low carbon futur

 Nick Eyre University of Oxford Full liberalisation of retail gas and electricity markets in Great Britain was implemented in 1998. At the time, it was recognis...
18.03.10

World Energy Outlook Post Copenhagen IEA

 Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency An overview of the 2010 WEO Reference Scenario to 2030 is provided, discussing: changes in primary energy demand; ...
21.01.10

Copenhagen and Decarbonising the Power Sector 2010

 Joan MacNaughton, Alstom The need for decarbonising power generation is set out, in the context of global carbon emissions, abatement scenarios and investment ...
07.01.10

The continuing tug-of -war between emerging market and developed market commodity demand

 Jeffrey Currie, Goldman Sachs International There has been a commodity imbalance with oil, which has historically seen global output lower than global producti...
18.11.09

Tackling Carbon Leakage 2009

 Professor Michael Grubb, Climate Strategies If damaging externalities are not internalised in prices, there is no basis to assume that economic liberalisation ...
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