Agenda
| Session A: International Electricity Models Overview (Moderator: David Daniels) |
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| TIMES modeling for international electricity markets (Amit Kanudia) |
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| Electricity market modeling in TIMES: a US illustration of key TIMES features (Evelyn Wright)
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| An Integrated Regional Representation of Electricity in North America and Around the World (Dale Nesbitt) |
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| Using the LEAP Software System for Electricity System Modeling (Charlie Heaps) |
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| Session B: Regional Modeling Considerations for China (Moderator: Ayaka Jones) |
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| Decarbonizing China's Power Sector: Potential, Prospects, and Policy - the SWITCH-China model (Gang He) |
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| The Development Outlook and Model for the Electricity Sector in China (Junfeng Hu) |
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| Session C: International Capacity Planning & Dispatch Modeling (Moderator: Chris Namovicz) |
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| Comparison of results of OSeMOSYS with TIMES-PLEXOS model (Manuel Welsch) |
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| Endogenous Assessment of the Capacity Value of Solar PV in Generation Investment Planning Studies (Andrew Mills) |
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| Improving the Representation of Investment Decisions in the Electricity Generation Sector (Gokul Iyer) |
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| Session D: International Electricity Pricing and Demand (Moderator: Eric Krall) |
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| Electricity Demand modeling and projections in Europe combining the advantages of macro-economic and technology-oriented models by hard links (Felipe Toro) |
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| Restructuring European Electricity Markets – a Panel Data Analysis (Marie Hyland) |
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| Price discrimination, overlapping regulations and competing objectives - How to model (beyond) the electricity sector? (Daniel Huppmann) |
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| Please contact Michelle Bowman, at michelle.bowman@eia.govif you have any questions regarding this workshop. |
