LONG-TERM DYNAMICS OF INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS WITH VARIABLE RENEWABLES DEVELOPMENT AND ADEQUACY OBJECTIVES

06-11-2018 - Marie PETITET
Sous la direction de Jan Horst KEPPLER and Dominique FINON

Keywords: Electricity markets, investments, renewable energy sources, capacity adequacy, system dynamics modelling.

Started in 2013, this thesis studies private investment decisions in electricity generation. More specifically, it estimates the sensitivity of the generation mix to different market architectures. To this end, a simulation tool based on System Dynamics has been developed. This model allows a generation mix to be simulated over several decades using a representation of private investment decisions based on profitability criteria estimated for different anticipated future scenarios.

Résumé de thèse :
https://basepub.dauphine.fr/handle/123456789/16257

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