Long-term electric power system planning models are frequently used to provide policy
support in the context of the ongoing transition towards a low-carbon electric power system …

In recent years, electricity markets have been characterized by a growing share of fluctuating
renewable energies, which has increased concerns about the security of electricity supply …

The recent history of Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM) from 2012 to 2016 was
characterised by coal plant closures, tightening domestic gas market and sharply rising …

Investment decisions in the electricity sector are complex and depend on wholesale market
and policy structures, attributes of investor firms that impact risk and financing, and the …

This article analyses how a capacity mechanism can address security of supply objectives in
a power market undergoing an energy transition that combines energy efficiency efforts to …

Since the beginning of the liberalization era, the integration of electricity markets has been
promoted in many regions, arguing that this will bring benefits in terms of security of supply …

That CCS will be required to operate in a flexible and load following fashion in the diverse
energy landscape of the 21st century is well recognised. However, what is less well …

The power industry is changing worldwide from fossil-based energies to renewables, this
trend has been mainly fostered by governments seeking to reach decarbonisation. In …

Barring subsidies, investment in the power generation sector has come to an almost
complete halt in the restructured European power sector. Market and regulatory failures …

Merchant renewables are a new asset class. With historically high cost structures and low
wholesale prices associated with merit order effects, continuity of entry has been reliant on …