This class will be given during the second semester on Friday afternoon in Room R21 of the Montefiore Institute (B28). It starts at 2:00pm. The first class is on the 8th of February. People from the private or the public sector are welcomed to attend it. Registration is free. The teaching assistant for the class is Mr. Ioannis Boukas (Email: eb.eg1553287895eilu@1553287895sakuo1553287895b.sin1553287895naoi1553287895 ).

Lesson 1 – 08/02/2019 – Speaker: Damien Ernst. Introduction and basics concepts from economics
Lesson 2 – 15/02/2019 – Speaker: Damien Ernst. Measures of cost for electrical energy.   Structure of the domestic electricity bill
Lesson 3 – 22/02/2019 – Speaker: Damien Ernst. Markets for electrical energy
Lesson 4 – 01/03/2019 – Speaker Damien Ernst. Participating to electricity markets
Lesson 5 – 08/03/2019- Speaker Damien Ernst.  System security and ancillary services
Lesson 6 – 15/03/2019 – Speaker: Damien Ernst. Trading over the electricity network
Lesson 7 – 22/03/2019 – Invited speaker: Frédérik Demaret (EDF Luminus) Energy Trading
Lesson 8 –  29/03/2019 – Invited speaker: Bertrand Cornélusse (ULG). How does the European day-ahead electricity market work?
Lesson 9 –  05/04/2019 – Invited speaker: Jacques Gheury (CREG). Etude sur les moyens à mettre en œuvre pour faciliter l’accès à la gestion de la demande en Belgique.
Lesson 10 – 28/04/2019 – (i) Invited speaker: David Vangulick. Alternative models for trading electricity. (ii) Damien Ernst. Uber-like models for the electrical sector.
Lesson 11 – 03/05/2019 – Project defenses

Assignment 08/02/2019 – (i)  The merit-order effect: A detailed analysis of the price effect of renewable electricity generation on spot market prices in Germany (ii) Download the questions related to the paper
Assignment 15/02/2019 – (i) Competition in the British Electricity Spot Market (ii) Download the questions related to the paper
Assignment 22/02/2019 – (i) Optimal bidding strategies for competitive generators and large consumers (ii) Download the questions related to the paper
Assignment 01/03/2019 – (i)  A Comparison of Nash Equilibria Analysis and Agent-Based Modelling for Power Markets  (ii) Download the questions related to the paper
Assignment 08/03/2019 – (i) Using fleets of electric-drive vehicles for grid support (ii) Download the questions related to the paper
Assignment 15/03/2019 – (i)  Design and operation of the locational marginal prices-based electricity markets (ii)  Download the questions related to the paper

Note: (i) some of the linked material may only be available from within the ULg. Connect to ULg’s VPN for remote access (ii) the research papers need to be studied for the assignment date.

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