Lina Reichenberg, at the division of Physical Resource Theory, the Department of Space, Earth and Environment, presents her lecture for obtaining a docent degree.
Overview
- Date:Starts 4 March 2024, 14:30Ends 4 March 2024, 15:30
- Seats available:50
- Location:EB, Edit-building
- Language:Engelska
Title:
Wind and solar in power markets – an introduction
Abstract:
Why is the electricity price low when it is windy? How and when do power producers make money? Why and how were Swedish electricity prices affected by the gas crisis even if Swedish consumers hardly consumed any electricity from gas? These questions and more will be answered during this lecture which starts from scratch. As a bonus you will be able to impress your friends by using terms such as Levelized Cost of Electricity, marginal pricing and cannibalization effect.
Linas föreläsning utgår från de här vetenskapliga artiklarna:
Revenue and risk of variable renewable electricity investment: The cannibalization effect under high market penetration, L Reichenberg, T Ekholm, T Boomsma, Energy 284, 128419
Decreasing market value of variable renewables can be avoided by policy action, T Brown, L Reichenberg, Energy Economics 100, 105354
