For reaching the 2° C climate target, the robust growth of electricity generation from variable
renewable energy sources (VRE) in the power sector is expected to continue …

Climate change is one of the most daunting challenges human kind has ever faced. In the
paper, we provide a survey of the micro and macro economics of climate change from a …

The energy domain is still dominated by equilibrium models that underestimate both the
dangers and opportunities related to climate change. In reality, climate and energy systems …

To facilitate the rapid and large-scale developments of offshore wind energy, scholars,
policymakers and infrastructure developers must start considering its integration into the …

Evaluating and improving the environmental efficiency of the power system is the key to
achieving sustainable development. However, the classic DEA approach is susceptible to …

The large-scale deployment of renewable energy assets can create system-wide costs due
to the impact on congestion management and reserve provision, and may have a limited …

Abstract The European Power Exchange (EPEX) introduced two new products in 2011 and
2014 which reduce the delivery duration of electricity from 1 h to 15 min intervals. These …

Feed-in tariff (FIT) and renewable portfolio standard (RPS) policies have been implemented
to facilitate wind and solar power technologies with the aim of achieving sustainable …

Active load shifting of the electricity demand unlocks a variety of benefits. Examples of such
advantages include the increased stability of energy systems, reduced electricity costs and …

Once a subsidy scheme is close to reaching its goal or loses political support, it may be
terminated. An important question for policy makers is how to minimize the negative impact …