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CONFERENCE ON ELEMENTS OF A NEW TARGET MODEL FOR EUROPEAN ELECTRICITY MARKETS

Towards a Sustainable Division of Labour between Regulation and Market Coordination

WEDNESDAY 08 JULY 2015 AND THURSDAY 09 JULY 2015
Université Paris-Dauphine
Salle Raymond Aron
2nd Floor

This conference was held in English.

ATTENDANCE IS FREE BUT PRIOR REGISTRATON IS REQUIRED:
Registration


PROGRAMME, Click here

Organisation
Following the conference key note speech, the workshop is organised in five sessions over one day and half. The organisers are inviting papers to each of the five sessions of the conference. The CEEM will finance participation of selected authors. A concluding roundtable will identify elements of progress towards a future Target Model 2.0 for electricity markets in the EU and the possible barriers raised by antitrust and state aids legislations.

Organisation and Selection Committee
Jan Horst Keppler (Université Paris-Dauphine and CEEM), Dominique Finon (CEEM and CIRED-CNRS), Fabien Roques (Compass Lexecon and CEEM), Manuel Baritaud (IEA)


SUMMARY RECORD, Click here


PRESENTATIONS:

Wednesday, 8 July 2015
Session 1 Welcome, Key Note and Introductory Presentation
Jan Horst Keppler (Scientific Director- CEEM, Université Paris-Dauphine) and Dominique Finon (Scientific Counsellor- CEEM, and CIRED-CNRS): Background and Objectives of the Conference

Key Note Speech
David Newbery (Research Director-Cambridge Electricity Policy Research Group, and Research Fellow-Imperial College London): “UK Electricity Market Reform: Intelligent Market Decarbonisation or Back to Central Planning?”
Presentation

Introductory Presentation
Fabien Roques (Partner, Compass Lexecon and CEEM): “Key Questions Concerning the Restructuring of European Electricity Markets with Respect to Risk Management and Long-Term Coordination”
Presentation



Session 2 What Can We Learn from the Modelling of Electricity Markets with and without Policy Interventions?

Erik Delarue (Research Fellow, KU Leuven): “Facilitating Renewables Integration through Demand Response: a Modeling Approach”
Presentation

Lion Hirth (NEON / MCC / PIK, Berlin): “The Optimal Share of Variable Renewables: how the Variability of Wind Power and Solar Power Affects the Welfare Optimal Deployment”
Presentation

Kai Hufendiek (Institute for Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy, Universität Stuttgart): “A Cost Effective Mix of Flexibility Options for Integrating a High Share of Variable Renewables”
Presentation

Miguel Vasquez (Professor of Economics, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil): “Electricity Auctions with Integer Decisions”
Presentation


Session 3 New Directions for Capital-Intensive Investments in Electricity Markets

Lawrence Ausubel (Professor of Economics, University of Maryland): “Forward Capacity Auctions and Electricity Market Design”
Presentation

Andreas Ehrenmann (GDF Suez-Engie): “Investment and Early Retirement with Incomplete Markets for Risk: the Need for Long-Term Contracts”
Presentation

Manuel Baritaud (Senior Energy Analyst, IEA): “Market Designs and Allocation of Risks for Low Carbon Investment”

Dominique Finon (Scientific Counsellor- CEEM, and CIRED-CNRS): “Efficiency vs. Distribution, Decentralised Obligations vs. Centralised Auctioning: Who Pays the Difference between Price and Long Term Costs?
Presentation


Session 4 Security of Supply, Flexibility Provision and Capacity Mechanisms

Jan Horst Keppler (Scientific Director- CEEM, Université Paris-Dauphine): “First Principles, Market Failures and Endogenous Obsolescence: the Dynamic Approach to Capacity Mechanisms”
Presentation

Mike Hogan (Senior Advisor, The Regulatory Assistance Project): “Capacity Mechanism and Flexibility Products for Power System Reliability: Could We Mix Capacity Revenues and Flexibility Revenues for Investment Triggering?”
Presentation

Charles Verhaeghe (Senior Economist, Compass Lexecon): “Towards a European Approach to Capacity Mechanism: the Introduction of Cross-Border Participation in Capacity Mechanisms”
Presentation

Philippe Vassilopoulos (Head of Product Design, EPEX SPOT): “Value of Flexibility on the German Electricity Market and Compare Revenues for a Typical Power Plant on the Day-ahead and Intraday Markets (hourly and quarterly)”
Presentation


Conference Dinner with Philippe Torrion, Groupe Executive Director, Director of Innovation Strategy and Planning (EDF)
Presentation


Thursday, 9 July 2015

Session 5 Interconnection, Transport and Locational Signals in the Presence of Large-scale Variable RES-E

Gregor Zöttl (Professor of Economics, University of Erlangen Nuremberg): “Transmission and Generation Investment in Electricity Markets: the Effects of Market Splitting and Network Fee Regimes”
Presentation

Friedrich Kunz (Senior (Post-Doc) Researcher, DIW Berlin): “FTR Allocations to Ease Transition to Nodal Pricing: An Application to the German Power System”
Presentation

Mark O’Malley (Professor of Electrical Engineering, University College Dublin): “Integration of Variable Renewables: What the Market Can Do to Help or Hinder?”
Presentation


Session 6 A More Active Role for Distribution Grids and Demand

Cajsa Bartusch (Researcher, Division of Industrial Engineering & Management, Uppsala University, Sweden): “Policy and Regulatory Implications of Distribution System Operators’ Economic Incentives to Promote Demand Response”
Presentation

Patrice Geoffron (Director- CGEMP, and CEEM, Université Paris-Dauphine) and Cédric Clastres (Assitant Professor, PACTE-EDDEN, University Grenoble-Alpes and CEEM): “Smart Grids And Flexibility Provision: Which Specific Value Of Flexibility Services By Decentralised Demand-Response Products In Active Distribution Grids?”
Presentation

Dan Roberts (Director, Frontier Economics): “DNOS, Cost Reflective Distribution Tariffs and Optimising Demand Side Response”
Presentation

Anna Creti (Professor of Economics, And CEEM, Université Paris-Dauphine): “The Protection of Consumers by Last Resort Tariffs: Who Has to Pay for System Transformation?”
Presentation

Session 7 Concluding Roundtable on Elements of a Target Model 2.0 for the European Electricity System
Manuel Baritaud (IEA), William D’haeseleer (University of Leuven Energy Institute), Dominique Finon (CEEM and CIRED-CNRS), Jan Horst Keppler (CEEM, Université Paris-Dauphine), Fabien Roques (Compass Lexecon and CEEM).



For more information, please contact the Coordinator of the CEEM:
Fatoumata Diallo
fatoumata.diallo@fondation-dauphine.fr
Fondation partenariale Paris-Dauphine
Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny-75116 Paris Cedex
Tél. +33 (0)1 44 05 45 54

Partenaires

Contact

Chaire European Electricity Markets
Fondation Paris-Dauphine
Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny
75775 Paris Cedex 16

Steve Serafino, Coordinateur de la CEEM :
steve.serafino@dauphine.psl.eu
+33(1)44.05.45.54

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