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Symposium on Risks in Integrated Energy Systems - Presentations Available
The ESRI hosted a symposium on Risks in Integrated Energy Systems which took place on 6th March. The aim of this half-day symposium was to bring academia and industry together and discuss theoretical and practical issues of risks and finance in integrated energy systems. There was a great turnout for this event - thanks to all who attended. The slides are now available on the ESRI Website.
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Symposium on Risks in Integrated Energy Systems - Tuesday 6th March
The aim of this half-day symposium is to bring academia and industry together and discuss theoretical and practical issues of risks and finance in integrated energy systems.
Energy system integration (ESI) is the process of coordinating the operation and planning of energy systems across multiple pathways and geographical scales in order to deliver reliable, cost effective energy services with less impact on the environment. With the ongoing energy transition questions arise about what types of risks and uncertainties do market participants of integrated energy systems face and how can they manage them. These risks include price dynamics in fuel and carbon markets, declining costs of competing technologies, and uncertainties related to consumer demand and energy policy.
Location: The Economic and Social Research Institute, Whitaker Square, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2
For further information please see the ESRI Website.
Registration: There is no fee for this event but please register your attendance HERE.
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Symposium on Risks in Integrated Energy Systems - 6th March
The aim of this half-day symposium is to bring academia and industry together and discuss theoretical and practical issues of risks and finance in integrated energy systems.
Energy system integration (ESI) is the process of coordinating the operation and planning of energy systems across multiple pathways and geographical scales in order to deliver reliable, cost effective energy services with less impact on the environment. With the ongoing energy transition questions arise about what types of risks and uncertainties do market participants of integrated energy systems face and how can they manage them. These risks include price dynamics in fuel and carbon markets, declining costs of competing technologies, and uncertainties related to consumer demand and energy policy.
Location: The Economic and Social Research Institute, Whitaker Square, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2
For further information please see the ESRI Website.
Registration: There is no fee for this event but please register your attendance HERE.
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Symposium Presentations now available
The presentations and posters from the ESIPP Research Symposium "Rethinking our Energy Future: Collaboration and Integration" which took place on Thursday 30th November in UCD are now available on the event page on our website.
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Rethinking our Energy Future: Collaboration and Integration - Presentations and Posters
Thursday 30th November 2017
The ESIPP Symposium "Rethinking our Energy Future: Collaboration and Integration" took place on Thursday 30th November 2017. The event featured a keynote speech from Mark McGranaghan of EPRI, along with presentations and posters from the ESIPP team, and finished off with a panel discussion "Targets for 2030 and the role of ESI" which was moderated by Lisa Ryan. The presentations and posters are available below. The symposium was very well attended by academics and industry representatives. We would like to thank all who attended and look forward to welcoming you back to future events.
Presentations
Mark McGranaghan, Electric Power Research Institute
Global Challenges for the Integrated Energy Network
Andrew Keane, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UCD
Introduction to the Energy Systems Integration Partnership Programme
Frank McDermott, School of Earth Sciences, UCD
Climate, Weather and Renewable Energy
Martina Assereto, PhD Student, Smurfit Business School, UCD
Eoghan Clifford, College of Engineering and Informatics, NUI Galway
Interaction of Energy and Water
Damian Flynn, UCD School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, UCD
Power System Challenges of Increasing Renewables
Valentin Bertsch, Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin
Optimal Investment Decisions in Increasingly Variable Power and Energy Systems
Geertje Schuitema, School of Business, UCD
The role of emotions in public acceptance: the case of the Irish water charges
Posters