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Resource Archive
20.09.12
Effectiveness of Feed-In Tariff Schemes for Solar PV: The Miracle Case of Italy
Mr Piergiorgio Chelucci, KEMA In the past two years PV technology has achieved an incredible expansion in the Italian electricity sector, with an astonishing 9...
20.09.12
The impact of installer business models on the uptake of residential microgeneration in the UK: Evidence from a nation-wide survey
Mr Richard Hanna, Centre for Environmental Strategy, University of Surrey This paper arises from a doctoral thesis comparing the impact of alternative installe...
20.09.12
What’s the future role of photovoltaics in the UK energy mix? A discussion of recent market and policy developments
Dr Chiara Candelise, Imperial College The introduction of the Feed in Tariff (FIT) scheme has spurred photovoltaic (PV) sector in the UK, leading to a relative...
20.09.12
Co-movements between carbon, energy and financial markets. A multivariate GARCH approach
Mr Nicolas Koch, University of Hamburg This paper jointly investigates time-variations in carbon-energy market and carbon-financial market co-movements, taking...
20.09.12
Wind farm portfolios
We model the financial performance of portfolios of wind farms located around Great Britain in the early 2020s. We measure the expected annual profits and the...
20.09.12
Information Assimilation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: A Microstructure Study
Miss Jiayuan Chen, Michael Smurfit School of University College Dublin The European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) is the key policy instrument of the ...
19.09.12
Is Green Healthy for Competition? Renewable Technologies, Optimal Generation Mix and Price Volatility in Competitive Electricity Markets
Professor Asher Tishler, Faculty of Management, Tel Aviv University This paper presents a two-stage decision model with endogenous capacity and operations to a...
19.09.12
Wave Energy: An update on sector progression
Mr Angus Vantoch-Wood, University of Exeter The Technology Innovation System model outlined by Bergek et al and network analysis are applied to the emerging wa...
19.09.12
Delivering the low carbon energy jigsaw
Peter Dodd , Director of Stakeholder Relations, ETI . The UK can meet its 2050 carbon target, but crucially it must be: affordable, sustainable and sec...
19.09.12
Is there still merit in the merit order stack? The impact of dynamic constraints on optimal plant mix
Dr Iain Staffell, Imperial College London The UK faces ever more challenging questions in terms of its energy policy: • What are the consequences of adding ...
19.09.12
Distributed electricity storage – a market failure?
Mr Philipp Grunewald, Imperial College London Electricity markets in the UK have evolved primarily around large scale generators, while networks remain regulat...
19.09.12
Political Shocks and Efficient Investment in Electricity Markets
Professor Felix Muesgens, Brandenburg University of Technology Investment decisions in electricity markets are driven by different factors: (expectations of) f...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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