2018 15th International Conference on the European Energy Market EEM

活动简介

The conference has a long tradition started in 2004 in Łódź, Poland and continued in Warsaw and Cracow in 2006 and 2007 respectively. After four events took place in Poland, the fifth conference was held in Lisbon in 2008, the sixth event was organized in Leuven in May 2009. The subsequent conferences were located in Madrid in 2010, Zagreb in 2011, Florence 2012, Stockholm in 2013, Cracow in 2014, Lisbon in 2015, Porto in 2016 and Dresden in 2017.
In 2018, we are back in Łódź. It is a city located in the very heart of Poland and Europe, with a modern train station and its own international airport. It is surrounded by a network of motorways and express roads providing easy access to Warsaw, Wrocław, Poznań, Berlin, Dresden, Prague and other European cities.
European Energy Market 2018 conference will be held in the Expo-Łódź trade centre on 27th – 29th June 2018. It is organized by the Polish Association of Electrical Engineers in cooperation with the Lodz University of Technology. The conference will be an excellent opportunity to present researches, share ideas and discuss European market operation, its development and main challenges.

征稿信息

重要日期

2017-12-25

摘要截稿日期

2018-01-10

摘要录用日期

2018-02-20

初稿截稿日期

2018-04-01

初稿录用日期

2018-06-01

终稿截稿日期

The conference discussions will cover the following fields of power industry:

1. Electricity Market Design, Regulation and Monitoring

Structure of electricity market
Design and implementation of the capacity market
Market monitoring
Alternative market models for Europe – nodal or price zone markets
Local balancing market and balancing areas
Further unbundling: TSO model and unbundling of distribution business
Transmission and distribution tariffs
Market power and market strategies
Merges and acquisitions
The role of the last resort supplier
Pan-European regulation, the role of ACER and national energy market regulators

2. Technical aspects of electricity market operation

Market enabling and enhancing technologies
Provision of ancillary services
Smart grid technologies
Long term grid planning
System operation planning in market environment
Economic aspects of energy storage technologies
Cost of new nuclear safety requirements
Innovative generation technologies
Demand site management
Internet based technologies

3. Operation, modelling, forecasting and simulation of commodity, technical and financial markets

Technical markets: system balancing, short term reserve and ancillary services provision
Carbon market
Green certificate markets
Cross-border transmission capacity access and trading
Futures, forward and other derivative markets
Network congestion management
Electricity market modelling and simulation
Risk management in energy markets
Economic modelling of energy market
Economic analysis of energy price evolution
Portfolio management

4. Implementation of the European energy and climate policy

Security of supply
Integration of regional electricity markets. Building a single European market
Economics of renewables, support schemes and their impact on the European power systems and electricity markets
De-carbonisation of the power sector
Economics of climate change
Stakeholder vision on the future power system

5. Infrastructure development and asset management

Investments in the transmission and distribution systems
Incentives for investments in transmission and distribution, merchant investments
Investment analysis
Transmission and distribution asset management pricing models

6. Presence and future of gas and coal markets