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We investigate several contradictions seen in the literature about the viability of electricity markets at high penetrations of wind and solar. Price structure of many zero- and high-price hours is a symptom of capacity expansion models using inelastic demand.

To mitigate an impact of the ongoing electricity crisis in Ukraine, we propose establishing an energy situation room, empowering municipalities, and using market mechanisms to allocate donor support for rapid deployment of technical solutions.

This paper provides methodology and validation for constructing a representation of the European high-voltage grid, including and above 200 kV, based on public data provided by OpenStreetMap.

Can a timely action by a handful of companies accelerate the clean energy transition for everyone?

We investigate signals for effective load-shifting across geographically distributed datacenters operated by a company aiming for 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy matching.

We investigate the benefits and trade-offs of demand flexibility from EVs and heat pumps in Great Britain.

We investigate the implications of various designs for temporal regulation of renewable supply for electrolytic hydrogen

We use a mathematical model to examine different designs, optimal procurement strategies, costs, and impacts of the 24/7 CFE matching, both for participating buyers and for regions where voluntary procurement occurs.

We use adaptive robust optimization to explore the value of Projects of Common Interest—gas infrastructure projects supported by EU public funds—in maintaining gas system resilience amid cold-winter demand spikes, supply shortages, and budget constraints

We provide a detailed quantified overview of competitive procurement schemes (such as auctions) for offshore wind, including geographical spread, volumes, results, and design specifications