CentraleSupélec and the French Association for Energy Economics (FAEE) are pleased to host the 28th edition of the Young Energy Economist and Engineer Seminar.

Organizers: Quentin Hoarau (S.E.R.G.), Yannick Perez (S.E.R.G.)

June, 2nd
 

• Renewable Energy: Elisabeth Zeyen (KIT): Mitigating heat demand peaks in buildings in a highly renewable European energy system and Johanna Winkler (TU Berlin): The potential of sufficiency measures to achieve a fully renewable energy system – a case study for Germany
• Nuclear Energy: Arthur Lynch (CEA): The stakes of nuclear planning optimization in electric systems operation with renewable energy and Björn Steigerwald (TU Berlin): Production costs uncertainties of SMR-concepts - A model-based Monte Carlo analysis
• Market Design: Michiel Kenis (KU Leuven): Regulatory Incentives for Transmission System Operators under Flow-Based Market Coupling and Lukas Maximilian Lang (University of Erlangen–Nuremberg): Flow-based market coupling in multi-level electricity market models
• Distributed Generation: Samir Jeddi (University of Cologne): The Impact of Network Tariffs on PV Investments -Regional Differentiation and consumers’ price perception; Clément Cabot (Mines ParisTech): Unfolding distributed demand-response through future-proof tariff design: Benefits and consumer reaction to future tariff design and Sabine Pelka (Fraunhofer ISI): A new governance design for household consumers in the energy system
  
  June 3rd
  
   
• Market Design: Ellen Beckstedde: Strategic behaviour in flexibility markets: new games and sequencing options; Yueting Yu: Bidding and Investment in Wholesale Electricity Markets: Pay-as-Bid versus Uniform-Price
• Buildings: Ardak Akhatova: Conceptual agent-based model of neighbourhood-level building retrofits based on Energiesprong approach; Esther Raineau-Rispal (Paris-Nanterre University): Why labels fail: Fraud on a market for credence goods with unobservable skill heterogeneity among experts
• Oil & Gas: Sevkat Özgür (University of Vienna): Upstream Oil and Gas Mergers and Acquisitions: Domestic Transactions in the U.S; Emma Jagu (CentraleSupélec): Building infrastructures for Fossil- and Bio-energy with Carbon Capture and Storage: insights from a cooperative game-theoretic perspective
• Renewable Energy: Martin Kittel (DIW Berlin): Renewable Energy Targets and Unintended Storage Cycling: implications for Energy Modeling; Davood Qorbani
  Sector coupling in the transition to renewable energies: The double edge sword impact of the household sector
  
  June, 4th
   
• Distributed Generation: Tarun Khanna (Hertie School) Optimizing agricultural demand response for reducing costs of renewable energy integration in India; Anna Gorbatcheva (University College London): Peer-to-peer energy trading in Colombia: Insights into regulatory implications and scalable pathways from a real pilot project
• Climate Policy: Theresa Wildgrube (University of Cologne): The effect of learning by doing on the optimal abatement path of EU ETS industries; Dominic Lencz (University of Cologne) The value of CCfD - Incentivizing low-carbon investments in certain and uncertain environments