- EEM 08

Welcome to EEM 08
The ISEL - Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute in connection with
the TUL - Technical University of Lodz has the pleasure to organize
the EEM 08 - 5th International Conference on the European Electricity
Market, on 28-30 May 2008, in Lisbon.
The International Conference on the European Electricity Market is a
premier forum to discuss the development of the energy sector in a
market environment and the creation of the common European
electricity market. It has achieved a considerable success during the
past editions, held in Poland, covering the electricity and gas markets
policies and experiences, climate change impact on the sector, renewable energies and
new developments at the European level.
The EEM 08 comprises plenary sessions on the first two days (May 28, 29) with keynote
speakers from the main European institutions, market agents and prominent
academics, which will provide their views on the main topics of the conference:
- European electricity market: key policies
- Hedging risk in electricity markets
- Integration of intermittent energy sources in the grid
- Transmission networks in a market environment
- European electricity market: key experiences
- White and green tradable certificates
- Climate change
- The Iberian electricity market
The third day (May 30) is focused on the latest research with the presentation and
discussion of scientific papers. The EEM 08 has received a record of 218
communications from 33 countries, from which 147 were accepted for presentation
after a rigorous reviewing process by the Scientific Committee. These papers will be
presented in 20 oral sessions divided in 5 parallel sessions and a poster session during
the coffee breaks of the third day.
In recognition for the high standard of the EEM conference the IEEE/PES has become
this year the conference co-sponsor and will publish the accepted papers in the IEEE
Xplore.
Following the previous editions tradition the EEM 08 promotes the Competition for the
best PhD papers which provides the opportunity for young researchers to present their
work in the international forum. The three best papers will receive special awards at the
EEM 08 gala dinner.
I hope that you profit as much as possible from such an arena for free discussion and
debate among experts, which will give all of us the opportunity to share different views
about the energy markets that are today key issues in many ways.
I wish you also a pleasant stay in this unique atmosphere of Lisbon.
Jorge de Sousa
Chairman of the EEM 08
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Conference Topics
1. Electricity market policies, structures and rules
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Structure of electricity markets
Integration of electricity markets
Mergers and acquisitions
Energy policies
Security of supply
Investment in power generation, transmission and distribution networks
Power generation strategic planning
Regulation of transmission and distribution systems
Capacity and ancillary services markets
Market power and market strategies
Electricity markets modelling and simulation
Market monitoring
2. Transmission and distribution systems
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System operation planning in market environment
Network congestion management
Ancillary services
Real time balancing
Inter TSO compensation
Crossborder trading and tariffs
Nodal pricing
Cost of losses
Power quality
Unbundling of distribution business
Last resort suppliers
3. Renewable energies and distributed generation (DG)
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DG technologies
Impact of renewable energies and DG on networks
Real costs of renewable energies and DG development
Imbalances caused by renewable energies and DG
Local balancing areas
Local balancing markets
Trading imbalances
Incentives to investment in renewable energies and DG
Impact of renewable energies and DG on security of supply
Energy storage
4. Gas, carbon and financial markets
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Natural gas markets
CO2 emissions trading, CDM and JI
Green certificate markets
Risk management in energy markets
Futures, forwards and others derivatives in energy markets
Conference Committees
Chairman: Jorge de Sousa, Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, ISEL, Portugal
Co-Chairman: Władysław Mielczarski, Technical University of Lodz, Poland
International Scientific Committee
Aleksander Weron, Politechnika Wrocławska, Poland
Antonio Conejo, Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha, Spain
Derek Bunn, London Business School, United Kingdom
Francisco Galiana, McGill University, Canada
Gianluigi Migliavacca, CESI RICERCA S.p.A., Italy
Hans-Jüergen Haubrich, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Jean-Michel Glachant, University Paris Sud, France
John Parsons, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Jorge de Sousa, Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, Portugal
Julian Bárquin, Pontificia Comillas University, Spain
Lennart Soder, KTH shcool of Electrical Engineering, Sweden
Lie Tek Tjing, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Michiel de Nooij, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Natalia Fabra, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
Nils-Henrik von der Fehr, University of Oslo, Norway
Pablo Cuervo, University of Brazilia, Brazil
Pantelis Capros, National Tech University of Athens, Greece
Pedro Correia, Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
Pedro Pita de Barros, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
Richard Green, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
Roberto Napoli, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Ronnie Belmans, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
Stefano Massucco, University of Genova, Italy
Victor Mendes, Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, Portugal
Władysław Mielczarski, Technical University of Lodz, Poland
Yves Smeers, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
Zita do Vale, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto, Portugal
Local Organizing Committee
Jorge de Sousa, ISEL, Portugal
João Lagarto, ISEL, Portugal
Sérgio Faias, ISEL, Portugal
Fernando Matos, ISEL, Portugal
Jorge Borges, ISEL, Portugal
José Gomes, ISEL, Portugal
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Aditional Paper Reviewers
Federico Milano, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
João Catalão, Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal
Javier Contreras, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
José Arroyo, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Raquel Garcia-Bertrand, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Rafal Weron, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland
Federico Silvestro, University of Genova, Italy
Sponsors & Partners
Organized by:
Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute, ISEL, Portugal
Technical University of Lodz, TUL, Poland
Technical Co-Sponsors:
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
PES/IEEE – Power Engineering Society
FCT – Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia, Portugal
Technical Partners:
APIEE – Associação Portuguesa dos Industriais de Engenharia Energética
COGEN Portugal – Associação Portuguesa para a Eficiência Energética e
Promoção da Cogeração
MIT CEEPR – Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research
Other Partners:
IED – Instituto de Estudos para o Desenvolvimento
ATL – Associação de Turismo de Lisboa
Check-in & Information
Check-in and Information desk is open on:
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Tuesday, May 27, 17h30 – 19h30
Wednesday, May 28, 8h30 – 18h30
Thursday, May 29, 8h30 – 18h30
Friday, May 30, 8h30 – 13h00
Social Program
Welcome Reception – Wednesday, May 28, 18h30 (ISEL)
The Welcome reception intends to be a moment
to all participants fraternize and relax after the
intensive work on the first day of the
conference.
The reception will take place on the 4th floor of
Building C in ISEL Campus, with an open view
over the Tagus River. Drinks and apperitives
will be served.
Gala Dinner – Thursday, May 29, 19h00 (Estufa Real)
All the participants are invited to join Galla Dinner, where the awarded for the PhD
Competition will be announced.
The Gala Dinner will take place in Estufa Real restaurant, right in the heart of 18th
century Ajuda Botanical Gardens.
EEM 08 organization arranged a truly unique
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overlooking the tranquil Tagus River.
Bus transport
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The bus will depart from the main entrance
of ISEL Campus at 18h30, and will return at
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PhD Competition
EEM 08 comprises a competition for the best PhD papers. The PhD Competition
provides the opportunity for young researchers to present their work in the
international forum. The three best papers will receive special awards at the EEM 08
gala dinner.
The competition awards:
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1st Prize 500 EUR
2nd Prize 300 EUR
3rd Prize 200 EUR
The conference fee is free for all six finalists and they receive specific diplomas.
The competition was open to candidates who were PhD students or received a PhD
degree after January 1, 2007.
Facilities
The EEM 08 Conference will be held in the Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute (ISEL)
Campus.
Plenary Sessions take place in the ISEL Main Auditorium, with a 300 people capacity
Internet Access
Wireless Internet access is available for EEM 08 participants using the following
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Username: [email protected]
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Password: eem08
Plenary and Scientific Sessions Program
Plenary Sessions
Plenary sessions take place on the first two days of the conference (Wednesday and
Thursday) with keynote speakers from the main European institutions, market agents
and prominent academics.
Scientific Sessions
The third day (Friday) is focused on the latest research with the presentation and
discussion of scientific papers. The EEM 08 has received a record of 218
communications from 33 countries, from which 147 were accepted for presentation
after a rigorous reviewing process by the Scientific Committee. These papers will be
presented in 20 oral sessions divided in 5 parallel sessions and a poster session during
the coffee breaks of the third day.
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Wednesday - May 28, 2008
9h00 – 10h00
Opening Session
Jorge de Sousa, Chairman EEM 08
Wladyslaw Mielczarski, Co-chairman EEM08
Fernando Santo, Portuguese Engineers Association
Francisco Murteira Nabo, Portuguese Economists Association
José Carlos Quadrado, ISEL - Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute
Fernando Melício, ISEL / Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation
10h00 – 11h30
The European Electricity Market: Key Policies
Chairman: Wladyslaw Mielczarski, TUL – Technical University of Lodz
The perspective of the European Commission: legislative and competition
actions
Philippe Chauve, European Commission - DG Competition
Regulating Electricity – the European perspective
José Braz, CEER - Council of European Energy Regulators
European energy scenarios in a carbon constrained future
Fabien Roques, IEA - International Energy Agency
11h30 – 12h00
Coffee break
12h00 – 13h00
Hedging Risk in Electricity Markets
Chairman: José Allen Lima, EDP – Energias de Portugal
Fact and fantasy in risk management in electricity markets
John Parsons, MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
13h00 – 14h30
Lunch
14h30 – 16h30
I n t e g r a t i o n o f I ntermittent Energy Sources in the Grid
Chairman: Gianluigi Migliavacca, CESI RICERCA
Integrating large amounts of wind energy into the European transmission
network: benefits, costs and criticities for a true integration of the internal
energy market
Gianluigi Migliavacca, CESI RICERCA
Guiding large scale and least cost grid and market integration of
intermittent RES - electricity in Europe
Hans Auer, Vienna University of Technology
More efficient integration of intermittent renewable energy resources and
distributed generation in the European electricity supply
Frans Nieuwenhout, ECN - Energy research Centre of the Netherlands
The integration of intermittent sources in the European electricity market
Ronnie Belmans, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
16h30 – 17h00
Coffee break
17h00 – 18h30
Transmission Networks in Market Environment
Chairman: José Sucena Paiva, IST / Technical University of Lisbon
The MIBGAS in the context of ERGEG's gas regional initiative (South)
Rui Marmota, REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais
Gas Markets: Security of supply and liberalisation
Nuno Moreira da Cruz, Galp Energia
Who should pay for the use of a power grid?
Paulo Bárcia, Faculty of Economics / New University of Lisbon
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Thursday - May 29, 2008
9:00 – 11:00
The European Electricity Market: Key Experiences
Chairman: Derek Bunn, London Business School
Institutional re-engagement in the evolution of the UK power market
Derek Bunn, London Business School
Nordic electricity market: route to the success
Pasi Kuokkanen, Nord Pool Spot
The Italian power exchange in the European liberalization
Salvatore Zecchini, Gestore del Mercato Elettrico
European energy market integration: what does it take from an exchange
point of view
Stephan Follender Grossfeld, ENDEX - European Energy Derivatives Exchange
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:30
Tradable Certificates: White and Green Certificates
Chairman: Álvaro Martins, ISEG / Technical University of Lisbon
The use of European guarantee of origin for facilitating a well functioning
renewable energy market
Claes Hedenström, RECS - Renewable Energy Certificate System
Energy saving obligations and tradable white certificates: experiences
from Europe
Silvia Rezessy, European Commission - Joint Research Center
12:30 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 15:30
Climate Change
Chairman: Eduardo Barroso, E-Value
Fighting climate change: human solidarity in a divided world
Isabel Pereira, UN - United Nations
Compliance trading in the EU ETS: where did the EUAs go?
Denny Ellerman, MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Post 2012 framework ETS/Kyoto interaction
Felix Matthes, Öko-Institut - Institute for Applied Ecology
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
16:00 – 18:00
IBELM - The Iberian Electricity Market
Chairman: Jorge de Sousa, ISEL - Lisbon Superior Engineering Institute
OMIP: 2 years commercial activity of the IBELM derivatives market
operator: present situation and future trends
Paulo Sena Esteves, OMIP - Iberian Electricity Market Operator
Liberalisation, competition and regulation in electricity and natural gas
markets: the portuguese case
Luís Mira Amaral, IST / Technical University of Lisbon
Technical and regulatory aspects in the road towards an Iberian single
market
César Martínez, Endesa
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Friday, May 30, 2008
9h00 – 10h40
Oral Session 1 – A
Room 1
Electricity Markets Policies and Regulation
Chair: Isabel Soares, FEP, Portugal
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Energy auctions for regulated demand in the Iberian market: a proposal
Julian Barquin, Pontificia Comillas Unversity, Spain
263
Measuring market power in the wholesale electricity Iberian market through the
residual demand curve elasticity
Vítor Marques, Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal, Isabel Soares, Faculty of Economics
University of Oporto, Portugal, Adelino Fortunato, Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal
294
Promoting demand-side management and energy efficiency in Portugal - 2 years
of experience
Isabel Apolinário, ERSE, Portugal, Cristina Barros, ERSE, Portugal, Hugo Coutinho, ERSE, Portugal, Liliana
Ferreira, ERSE, Portugal, Bruno Madeira, ERSE, Portugal, Paulo Oliveira, ERSE, Portugal, Artur Trindade,
ERSE, Portugal, Pedro Verdelho, ERSE, Portugal
296
Functioning of Competition in the Finnish Retail Electricity Market
Salla Annala, Lappeenranta, University of Technology, Finland
9h00 – 10h40
Oral Session 3 – A
Room 2
Electricity Markets Modelling and Simulation
Chair: Ronnie Belmans, KUL, Belgium
200
Systemic Method for Searching Regularity of Electricity Market Using To MATLAB
and Simulink Environment
Jerzy Tchórzewski, Univercity of Podlasie, Poland
204
Modeling Costs and Load Uncertainties in Optimal Power Flow Studies
Bruno Gomes, INESC Porto / FEUP, Portugal, João Saraiva, INESC Porto / FEUP, Portugal, Luís Neves,
Instituto Politécnico de Leiria, Portugal
214
A Methodology for the Consideration of Start-up Costs into the Marginal Cost
Estimated with Production Cost Models
David Jose Martinez Diaz, University of Karlsruhe / EnBW Trading GmbH, Germany
215
Prediction of the Spanish Electricity Prices
Cláudia Nunes, IST, Portugal, António Pacheco, IST, Portugal, Tânia Silva, EDP, Portugal
232
The Impact of Forward Tradingon the Spot Power Price Volatility with Cournot
Competition
Sandro Sapio, Department of Economics, University of Naples Parthenope, Italy, Agnieszka Wylomanska,
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science - Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland
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Analysis of French Electric Market using Heteroscedastic Models of Time Series
Damian Lopez Asensio, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain, Jesus Juan Ruiz, Universidad Politécnica
de Madrid, Spain
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9h00 – 10h40
Oral Session 5 – A
Room 3
Transmission Systems in Market Environment
Chair: Francisco Reis, ISEL, Portugal
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How Compatible
Methods?
is Perfect Competition with Transmission
Loss
Allocation
Jing Dai, SUPELEC, France, Yannick Phulpin, SUPELEC, France, Vincent Rious, SUPELEC, France, Damien
Ernst, FNRS, University of Liège, Belgium
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Allocating Congestion Management
Equivalent Bilateral Exchanges
Costs
through
Use-Based
Principle
of
Joao Silva, National System Operator – ONS, Brazil, Pablo Cuervo, University of Brazilia – UnB, Brazil
280
Transmission Price Simulator in a Liberalized Electricity Market
Judite Ferreira, GECAD/ISEP/IPP, Portugal, Zita Vale, GECAD/ISEP/IPP, Portugal, José Cardoso, UTAD,
Portugal
313
Future governance of the European transmission grids
Mats Nilsson, Vattenfall Generation Nordic, Sweden, Kristian Gustafsson, Vattenfall Generation Nordic,
Sweden
314
Transparent methods to support infrastructure investments
Kristian Gustafsson, Vattenfall Generation Nordic, Sweden, Mats Nilsson, Vattenfall Generation Nordic,
Sweden
364
Electricity Transmission Modeling: Economic Impact of Technical Characteristics
Marlen Görner, Technical University of Dresden, Germany, Tina Hahnemann, Technical University of
Dresden, Germany, Tobias Heß, Technical University of Dresden, Germany, Hannes Weigt, Technical
University of Dresden, Germany
9h00 – 10h40
Oral Session 7 – A
Room 4
Renewable Energies
Chair: Rui Pestana, ISEL, Portugal
206
Low Voltage Fault Ride through Criteria for Grid Connection of Wind Turbine
Generators
Schlabbach Juergen, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld, Germany
207
Harmonic current emission of photovoltaic installations under system conditions
Schlabbach Juergen, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld, Germany
216
Impact of the Renewable Energy Generation on the Iberian Electricity Market
José Lima, EDP, Portugal, Rui Jerónimo, EDP, Portugal, Tânia Silva, EDP, Portugal
258
Integrating Large Scale Wind Farms in Fuzzy Mid Term Unit Commitment Using
PSO
Hassan Siahkali, Sharif University, Iran, Mehdi Vakilian, Sharif University, Iran
274
The energy balance of the photovoltaic tracking systems using virtual prototyping
platform
Catalin Alexandru, University Transilvania of Brasov, Product Design & Robotics Department, Romania,
Mihai Comsit, University Transilvania of Brasov, Product Design & Robotics Department, Romania
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Oral Session 9 – A
9h00 – 10h40
Room 5
Distributed Generation
Chair: João Lopes, ISEL, Portugal
211
An Efficient System
Consumption
to
Monitor
and
Control
the
Energy
Production
and
Joao Figueiredo, Universidade Évora, Portugal, José Sá da Costa, IST – UTL, Portugal
268
Provision of Ancillary Services for Balance Management in Autonomous Networks
Jasper Frunt, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, A. Jokic, Eindhoven University of
Technology, Netherlands, W.L. Kling, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, J.M.A. Myrzik,
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, P.P.J. v.d.Bosch, Eindhoven University of Technology,
Netherlands
276
Active Grid Integration of Distributed Generation utilising existing infrastructure
in a more efficient way - an Austrian case study
Wolfgang Prüggler, Vienna University of Technology – Energy Economics Group, Austria, Friederich Kupzog,
Vienna University of Technology – Institute of Computer Systems, Austria, Benoît Bletterie, Arsenal
Research, Austria, Brunner Helfried, Arsenal Research, Austria
289
Impact of Distributed Generation on Distribution Networks
Fernando Bastião, EDP Distribuição - Energia, S.A., Portugal, Paulo Cruz, EDP Distribuição - Energia, S.A.,
Portugal, Rui Fiteiro, EDP Distribuição - Energia, S.A., Portugal
302
Siting and Installation of PV Systems in Greece and their Contribution in the
Reliability of the Distribution Network
Antonios Marinopoulos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Aggelos Bouhouras, Aristotle University
of Thessaloniki, Greece, Ioulia Papaioannou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Dimitrios Labridis,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Menelaos Exioglou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece,
Andreas Theodoridis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Oral Session 1 – B
11h00 – 12h40
Room 1
Electricity Markets Policies and Regulation
Chair: Julian Barquin, IIT/PCU, Spain
287
Incentive for
environment
the
profit
maximization of
binding
generators
in
a
market
Vítor Marques, ERSE, Portugal, Carlos Vaz, ERSE, Portugal, Pedro Verdelho, ERSE, Portugal
297
Electricity Consumption and Economic Growth in the European Union: A Causality
Study using Panel Unit Root Tests and Panel Cointegration Analysis
Dirk C. Böhm, University of Hohenheim / Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
300
Application of an error correction model in assessment and forecasting of energy
consumption in the European Union
Marek Szajt, Technical University of Czestochowa, Poland, Marcin Zawada, Technical University of
Czestochowa, Poland
303
Energy Consumption in Poland – Global and Sector Perspective
Marcin Zawada, Technical University of Czestochowa, Poland, Marek Szajt, Technical University of
Czestochowa, Poland
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Oral Session 3 – B
11h00 – 12h40
Room 2
Electricity Markets Modelling and Simulation
Chair: Ana Quelhas, EDP, Portugal
252
Implementation
mechanism
aspects
of
partial
netting
in
flow-based
auction
clearing
Milan Vukasovic, Verung APG - Austrian Power Grid, Austria, Mladen Apostolovic, Energy Financing Team,
Serbia
269
Strategic Market Behaviors in a Simulated South African Electricity Market
Jun Yan, University of Cape Town, South Africa, Thobela Nglengeni, University of Cape Town, South Africa
277
A Contribution in Experimental Economics to Classify Market Power Behaviours in
an Oligopolistic Electricity Market
Vincent Rious, Supelec, France, Yannick Phulpin, Supelec, France, Fabien Petit, Supelec, France, Philippe
Dessante, Supelec, France, Marcelo Saguan, Supelec and University Paris-Sud 11, France
283
Strategic Bids in Liberalized Markets
Nuno Domingues, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal, Pedro Correia, Instituto Superior
Técnico, Portugal, Victor Mendes, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
285
An Algorithm for the Decentralized Market Coupling Problem
Pedro Basagoiti, OMEL, Spain, J. Javier González, OMEL, Spain, Manuel Álvarez, Politécnica de Madrid,
Spain
11h00 – 12h40
Oral Session 5 – B
Room 3
Transmission Systems in Market Environment
Chair: Pedro Correia, IST/TU Lisbon, Portugal
317
New Large-scale Security Constrained Optimal Power Flow program using a new
Interior Point algorithm
Karim Karoui, Tractebel Engineering, Brussel, Belgium, Ludovic Platbrood, Tractebel Engineering, Brussel,
Belgium, Horia Crisciu, Tractebel Engineering, Brussel, Belgium, Richard Waltz, Ziena Optimization, Inc.,
Evanston, IL, U.S.A.
324
On Allocation of the Transmission Network Losses using Game Theory
Marija Bockarjova, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, Marek Zima, Atel Transmission Ltd., ETH Zurich, Switzerland,
Goran Andersson, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
325
An Application of the Aumann-Shapley Approach to the Calculation of Inter TSO
Compensations in the UCTE System
Kristin Dietrich, IIT, Pontificia Comillas University Madrid, Spain, Luis Olmos Camacho, IIT, Pontificia
Comillas University Madrid, Spain, Ignacio Pérez Arriaga, IIT, Pontificia Comillas University Madrid, Spain
343
Considerations on the Coordinated Control of Controllable Reactors
Lixia Zhou, North China Electric Power University, China, Zhongdong Yin, North China Electric Power
University, China, Ziqiang Wang, North China Electric Power University, China
359
Simulation-based Optimization of Ancillary Services
Petr Havel, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic, Petr Filas, Czech Technical University in
Prague, Czech Republic, Josef Fantik, Czech TSO, CEPS, a.s., Czech Republic
400
Measuring market concentration in European power exchanges “coupled” over a
meshed cross-border network
Dmitri Perekhodtsev, LECG Consulting France, France
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11h00 – 12h40
Oral Session 7 – B
Room 4
Renewable Energies
Chair: Rui Castro, IST/TU Lisbon, Portugal
257
An Economic Analisys of a Power Production Hybrid System
Luis Fernandes, Universidade de Évora, Portugal, João Figueiredo, Universidade de Évora, Portugal
290
Impact of Market Power on Price Effects of the German Feed-in Tariff under the
ETS – Market Model
Thure Traber, DIW Berlin, Germany, Claudia Kemfert, DIW Berlin, Germany
307
When the Wind Blows Over Europe: A Simulation Analysis and the Impact of Grid
Extensions
Till Jeske, Dresden University of Technology, Germany, Florian Leuthold, Dresden University of Technology,
Germany, Hannes Weigt, Dresden University of Technology, Germany, Christian von Hirschhausen, Dresden
University of Technology, Germany
308
Energy Taxation and Renewable Energy: Testing for Incentives, Framing Effects
and Perceptions of Justice in Experimental Settings
Roland Menges, International Institute for Management, University of Flensburg, Germany, Stefan Traub,
Institute for Public Finance, University of Bremen, Germany
311
The energy conservation supply curve from investments in energy savings in the
existing Italian buildings
Gervasio Ciaccia, Regulatory Authority of Electricity and Gas (AEEG) / DMA - “Sapienza” University of
Rome, Italy, Fulvio Fontini, DSE - University of Padua, Italy, Lorenzo Paloscia, DIMEG – University of
Padua, Italy
11h00 – 12h40
Oral Session 9 – B
Room 5
Distributed Generation
Chair: Pedro Carvalho, IST/TU Lisbon, Portugal
304
Harmonic Impact of Small Photovoltaic Systems Connected to the LV Distribution
Network
Ioulia Papaioannou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Aggelos Bouhouras, Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki, Greece, Antonios Marinopoulos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Minas Alexiadis,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Charalambos Demoulias, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,
Greece, Dimitris Labridis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
305
Reliability Improvement Resulting from the Integration of PV Systems in the
Interconnected Greek Transmission System
Aggelos Bouhouras, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Antonios Marinopoulos, Aristotle University
of Thessaloniki, Greece, Ioulia Papaioannou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece, Dimitrios Labridis,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Clio Evaggelopoulou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,
Greece, Lida Koutrouli, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
390
Virtual Power Producers Market Strategies
Hugo Morais, GECAD / ISEP / IPP, Portugal, Marílio Cardoso, GECAD / ISEP / IPP, Portugal, Zita Vale,
GECAD / ISEP / IPP, Portugal, Isabel Praça, GECAD / ISEP/ IPP, Portugal, Hussein khodr, GECAD / ISEP /
IPP, Portugal
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Evaluation the Effects of the Synchronous Generator Circuit Breaker on the
Reliability of Busbar Layout in Power Plant Substation in Deregulated Electricity
Market
Mahdi Banejad, Shahrood University of Technology, Iran, Rahmatollah Hooshmand, University of Isfahan,
Iran, Majiod Moazzami, University of Isfahan, Iran
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The effect of Incident Analysis in Quality of Service
Jaime Guisado, EDP Distribuição Energia, S. A., Portugal, Miguel Louro, EDP Distribuição Energia, S. A.,
Portugal, Pedro Dias, EDP Distribuição Energia, S. A., Portugal, Rui Fiteiro, EDP Distribuição Energia, S. A.,
Portugal
14h00 – 15h40
Oral Session 2 – A
Room 1
Electricity Markets Experiences
Chair: Victor Mendes, ISEL, Portugal
237
Cost and fuel consumption in the Spanish Electricity Market: inefficiencies and
risks with the present rules vs. an alternative bidding and clearing design
Javier Revuelta, Red Eléctica Internacional, Spain, Mustafa Pezic, Red Eléctrica de España, Spain
239
Switzerland’s Electricity Trade: A Short-term Forecasting Model and An Analysis of
Multivariate Relationships
Yngve Abrahamsen, ETH Zurich, KOF Swiss Economic Institute, Switzerland, Erdal Atukeren, ETH Zurich,
KOF Swiss Economic Institute, Switzerland, Andrea Lassmann, ETH Zurich, KOF Swiss Economic Institute,
Switzerland
247
Power Exchanges Price Volatility Analysis after one year of Trilateral Market
Coupling
Cedric De Jonghe, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven – ESAT / Electa, Belgium, Leonardo Meeus, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven – ESAT/Electa, Belgium, Ronnie Belmans, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven – ESAT /
Electa, Belgium
251
Redesigning the balancing power market in Germany – a critical assessment
Christian Growitsch, WIK, Germany, Margarethe Rammerstorfer, Vienna University of Economics and
Business Administration, Austria, Christoph Weber, University Duisburg-Essen - Campus Essen, Germany
14h00 – 15h40
Oral Session 3 – C
Room 2
Electricity Modelling and Simulation
Chair: Lorenzo Pascual, EDP, Portugal
330
Supply-Side Gaming on Electricity Markets with Physical Constrained Transmission
Network
Eric Guerci, University of Genoa, Italy, Mohammad Ali Rastegar, University of Genoa, Italy, Silvano Cincotti,
University of Genoa, Italy, Federico Delfino, University of Genoa, Italy, Renato Procopio, University of
Genoa, Italy, Marco Ruga, University of Genoa, Italy
349
Applying Experiments to Auctions in Electricity Markets
Friedrich Kunz, Dresden University of Technology, Germany, Florian Leuthold, Dresden University of
Technology, Germany, Michael Baumgärtner, Dresden University of Technology, Germany, Hans-Christian
Seeliger, Dresden University of Technology, Germany, Linda Stolze, Dresden University of Technology,
Germany
355
Electricity Producer Self-Scheduling in Day-Ahead Energy and Reserves Markets
Christos Simoglou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Anastasios Bakirtzis, Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki, Greece
365
The Electricity Market as a Multi-Agent System
Paulo Marques, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal, Paulo Trigo, Instituto Superior de
Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
373
Long Term Energy Scenarios Under Uncertainty
Patrícia Fortes, New University of Lisbon, Portugal, Sofia Simões, New University of Lisbon, Portugal, João
Cleto, New University of Lisbon, Portugal, Júlia Seixas, New University of Lisbon, Portugal
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Modeling Hydro Power Plants in Deregulated Electricity Markets: Integration and
Application of EMCAS and VALORAGUA
Prakash Thimmapuram, Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A., Thomas Veselka, Argonne National
Laboratory, U.S.A., Vladimir Koritarov, Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A., Sónia Vilela, Rede Eléctrica
Nacional, S.A., Portugal, Ricardo Pereira, Rede Eléctrica Nacional, S.A., Portugal, Rui Figueiredo Silva,
Energias de Portugal, Portugal
14h00 – 15h40
Oral Session 6 – A
Room 3
Distribution Systems in Market Environment
Chair: Marcelino Ferreira, IST/TU Lisbon, Portugal
227
Calculating the Efficiency of Electricity and Natural Gas Networks in Regulated
Energy Markets
Tobias Paulun, Institute of Power Systems and Power Economics (IAEW) at RWTH Aachen University,
Germany, Hans-Jürgen Haubrich, Institute of Power Systems and Power Economics (IAEW) at RWTH
Aachen University, Germany
238
Calculation of Cost-Minimal Resources for the Operation of Electrical Networks
Andreas Berg, Institute of Power Systems and Power Economics, RWTH Aachen University, Germany, HansJürgen Haubrich, Institute of Power Systems and Power Economics, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
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288
Approach for Power Supply System Planning Based on Cooperative Game Theory
Viktoria Neimane, Vattenfall Research and Development, Sweden, Antans Sauhats, Riga Technial
University, Letónia, Guntars Vempers, Riga Technical University, Letónia, Inga Tereskina, Riga Technical
University, Letónia, Galina Bochkarjova, Riga Technical University, Letónia
Assessment of Regulatory Risk in the Finnish Electricity Distribution Business
Kaisa Tahvanainen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland, Samuli Honkapuro, Lappeenranta
University of Technology, Finland, Jarmo Partanen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
295
Electric Customer Classification Using Hopfield Recurrent ANN
José Jesús López, Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica, Universidad de Málaga, Spain, José Antonio
Aguado, Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica, Universidad de Málaga, Spain, Francisco Martín,
Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica, Universidad de Málaga, Spain, Francisco Muñoz, Departamento de
Ingeniería Eléctrica, Universidad de Málaga, Spain, Alejandro Rodríguez, Departamento de Ingeniería
Eléctrica, Universidad de Málaga, Spain, José Ernesto, Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica, Universidad
de Málaga, Spain
14h00 – 15h40
Oral Session 7 – C
Room 4
Renewable Energies
Chair: Gil Vicente, ISEL, Lisbon
326
Renewable Energy Sources Availability under Climate Change Scenarios – Impacts
on the Portuguese Energy System
João Cleto, Science and Technology Faculty, New University of Lisbon, Portugal, Sofia Simões, Science and
Technology Faculty, New University of Lisbon, Portugal, Patrícia Fortes, Science and Technology Faculty,
New University of Lisbon, Portugal, Júlia Seixas, Science and Technology Faculty, New University of Lisbon,
Portugal
414
Evaluation of Energy Storage Devices for Renewable Energies Integration:
Application to a Portuguese Wind Farm
Sérgio Faias, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa - ISEL/DEEA, Portugal, Patrícia Santos, Instituto
Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa - ISEL/DEEA, Portugal, Fernando Matos, Instituto Superior de Engenharia
de Lisboa - ISEL/DEEA, Portugal, Jorge Sousa, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa - ISEL/DEEA,
Portugal, Rui Castro, Instituto Superior Técnico - IST/TUL, Portugal
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Micro-generation Evaluation of the Zero Emissions Technologies in the Portuguese
Market
Cristina Camus, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal, Eduardo Eusébio, Instituto Superior
de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
437
Micro Generation - Solar and Wind Hybrid System
Nuno Fontes, Basesolar - Soluções Energéticas, Lda, Portugal, António Roque, ESTSetúbal, Portugal, José
Maia, ESTSetúbal, Portugal
14h00 – 15h40
Oral Session 10 – A
Room 5
Gas Markets
Chair: Zita do Vale, ISEP, Portugal
212
A technique for calculation of nodal gas prices and analysis of their components
Alexander Gamm, Melentiev Energy Systems Institute SB RAS, Russia, Irina Golub, Melentiev Energy
Systems Institute SB RAS, Russia, Nikolai Ilkevich, Melentiev Energy Systems Institute SB RAS, Russia,
Tatyana Dzyubina, Melentiev Energy Systems Institute SB RAS, Russia
291
Stochastic Optimization of Natural Gas Portfolios
Uwe Padberg, Institute for Power Systems and Power Economics, RWTH Aachen University, Germany,
Hans-Jürgen Haubrich, Institute for Power Systems and Power Economics, RWTH Aachen University,
Germany
322
Optimization Model for Medium Term Natural Gas Commitment
Teresa Nogueira, GECAD / ISEP, Portugal, Zita Vale, GECAD / ISEP, Portugal, José Carlos Cardoso, UTAD –
Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal
403
Theory of Storage – An Empirical Assessment of the European Gas Market
Anne Neumann, Technical University Dresden, Germany, Margarethe Rammerstorfer, Vienna University of
Economics and Business Administration, Austria, Marcus Stronzik, Scientific Institute for Infrastructure and
Communication Services (WIK), Germany
436
Long-term planning of natural gas networks
Michael Hübner, Institut für Elektrische Anlagen und Energiewirtschaft (IAEW), Germany
16h00 – 17h40
Oral Session 2 – B
Room 1
Electricity Markets Experiences
Chair: Tomasz Siewierski, TU Lodz, Poland
331
Market Liberalization Process and Market Arrangements in Turkey
Fakir Huseyin Erdogan, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey, Sibel Cetinkaya, Deloitte Danismanlik
A.S., Turkey, Elif Dusmez Tek, Deloitte Danismanlik A.S., Turkey
351
Multinational Electricity Market Integration and Electricity Price Dynamics
Jens Lundgren, Department of Economics, Umeå University, Sweden, Jörgen Hellström, Department of
Economics, Umeå University, Sweden, Niklas Rudholm, Department of Economics, University of Gävle,
Sweden
383
A Study of Electricity Price Volatility for the Brazilian Energy Market
Rafael Leme, UNIFEI, Brazil, João Turrioni, UNIFEI, Brazil, Pedro Balestrassi, UNIFEI, Brazil, Antonio
Zambroni, UNIFEI, Brazil, Paulo Steele, UNIFEI, Brazil
393
ERGEG South-West Electricity REM: First Achievements and the Market Coupling
Hélder Milheiras, ERSE, Portugal, Jorge Esteves, ERSE, Portugal, José Capelo, ERSE, Portugal
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MIBEL and the Market Splitting
Jorge Borges, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
439
Pricing daily electricity transfer capacities in the Spanish - French Interconnection
Ricardo Covas, EDP - Energias de Portugal, S. A., Portugal, Lorenzo Pascual, EDP - Energias de Portugal, S.
A., Portugal
16h00 – 17h40
Oral Session 4 – A
Room 2
Risk Management
Chair: John Parsons, MIT, USA
241
Modelling energy forward prices
Joanna Janczura, Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, Wroclaw University of Technology,
Poland, Aleksander Weron, Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, Wroclaw University of
Technology, Poland
275
A Short-term Risk Management Tool Applied to OMEL Electricity Market Using
Particle Swarm Optimization
Filipe Azevedo, Institute of Engineering – Polytechnic of Porto (ISEP/IPP), Portugal, Zita A. Vale, Institute of
Engineering – Polytechnic of Porto (ISEP/IPP), Portugal
352
Decision-Making Process using a Hierarchic Analysis Paraconsistent
Germano Lambert-Torres, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil, Cláudio Costa, Itajuba Federal University,
Brazil, Manoel Barros Neto, Brazilia Power System Company, Brazil
358
Risk Premiums in Electricity Forward Prices – Data from the ISO New England
Market
Guillaume De Roo, Technology & Policy Program, MIT, U.S.A., John Parsons, Center for Energy and
Environmental Policy Research, MIT, U.S.A.
433
The impact of risk management effectiveness on Power Utility performance
Tina Jakaša, HEP Supply L.t.d, Croatia, Nidžara Osmanagi Bedenik, Faculty of Economics & Business
Zagreb, Croatia, Fivos Iliopoulos, Datamonitor Plc, U. K., Diana Brati, Faculty of Economics & Business
Zagreb, Croatia
16h00 – 17h40
Oral Session 6 – B
Room 3
Distribution Systems in Market Environment
Chair: Manuel Matos Fernandes, ISEL, Portugal
301
Time-Frequency Transforms Comparison for Power Quality Analysis
Alejandro Rodriguez Gomez, Department of Electrical Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain, Jose
Aguado Sanchez, Department of Electrical Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain, Jose Jesus Lopez
Vazquez, Department of Electrical Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain, Francisco J. Muñoz Gutierrez,
Department of Electrical Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain, Jose E. Ruiz Gonzalez, Department of
Electrical Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain, Francisco Martin Moreno, Department of Electrical
Engineering - University of Malaga, Spain
348
Simulation of two-area AGC System in a Competitive Environment using Reducedorder Observer Method
Elyas Rakhshani, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad Branch, Iran, Javad Sadeh, Department of Electrical
Engineering, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran
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A theoretical framework for Quality Regulation in Electricity Distribution
Rodrigo López, Networks research group - GRJM/ADIS, University Paris - Sud XI, France, Jean-Michel
Glachant, Networks research group - GRJM/ADIS, University Paris - Sud XI, France, Yannick Perez,
Networks research group - GRJM/ADIS, University Paris - Sud XI, France
407
Incentive Mechanism to Reduce Power Losses in the Portuguese Distribution
Networks
José Capelo, ERSE, Portugal, Jorge Esteves, ERSE, Portugal, Helder Milheiras, ERSE, Portugal
411
Multi-Area Load Frequency Control in a Deregulated Power System Using Optimal
Output Feedback Method
Elyas Rakhshani, Islamic Azad University, Gonabad Branch, Iran, Javad Sadeh, Department of Electrical
Engineering, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran
16h00 – 17h40
Oral Session 8 – A
Room 4
Power Generation Strategies, Planning and Investment
Chair: Pedro Ferreira, EDP, Portugal
217
Process Based Post Merger Integration of Utilities
Mariusz Przybylik, A.T. Kearney, Poland, Wojciech Luczak, A.T. Kearney, Poland
357
A MIP Approach to the Yearly Scheduling Problem of a Mixed Hydrothermal
System
Costas Baslis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, Anastasios Bakirtzis, Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki, Greece
386
Multi-Agent Simulation of Generation Capacity Expansion Decisions
Audun Botterud, Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A., Matthew Mahalik, Argonne National Laboratory,
U.S.A., Guenter Conzelmann, Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A., Rui Figueiredo Silva, Energias de
Portugal, Portugal, Sónia Vilela, Rede Eléctrica Nacional, S.A., Portugal, Ricardo Pereira, Rede Eléctrica
Nacional, S.A., Portugal
396
Strategic Economy and Emission Management for Fossil-fired Thermal Units
Victor Mendes, Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
401
Market Oriented Reactive Power Expansion Planning
Mohammad Esmalifalak, Shahrood University of Technology, Iran, Majid Oloomi Buygi, Shahrood University
of Technology, Iran
435
Generation Capacity
Uncertainty
Investment
in
oligopolistic
Electricity
Markets
under
Anton Burger, Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Austria, Robert Ferstl,
University of Regensburg, Germany
16h00 – 17h40
Oral Session 11 – A
Room 5
Climate Change and CO2 Emissions Trading
Chair: Eduardo Barroso, E-Value, Portugal
240
Life Cycle Costs and Electricity Market Equilibrium: A Policy Assessment for India
Diptiranjan Mahapatra, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India
248
Sustainability and CDM projects in the Brazilian sugar cane sector: a discussion on
the economic-financial aspects
Zilmar Souza, UNESP - São Paulo State University, Brazil
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Assessment of the Actions to Reduce CO2 Emissions in the Italian Power System
Alberto Gelmini, CESI RICERCA, Italy, Marco Borgarello, CESI RICERCA, Italy, Michele Benini, CESI
RICERCA, Italy
323
Energy Systems Analysis of CCS development in Europe
Pantelis Capros, National Technical University Athens, Greece, Leonidas Mantzos, National Technical
University Athens, Greece, Vasilis Papandreou, National Technical University Athens, Greece, Nikos Tasios,
National Technical University Athens, Greece
356
European Electricity and Emission Market Modeling – The Design of Emission
Allocation Plans and its Effects on Investment Planning
Dominik Möst, Universität Karlsruhe, Institute for Industrial Production, Germany, Massimo Genoese,
Universität Karlsruhe, Institute for Industrial Production, Germany, Anke Eßer, Universität Karlsruhe,
Institute for Industrial Production, Germany, Otto Rentz, Universität Karlsruhe, Institute for Industrial
Production, Germany
9h00 – 17h40
Poster Session
Main Hall
Electricity Markets Policies and Regulation
219
A Review of the European Commission’s Impact Assessment for the Third
Legislative Package on Energy Markets Liberalisation
Jacopo Torriti, Florence School of Regulation, European University Institute, Italy
242
Difficulties in the integration of electricity markets in Central Eastern Europe
Attila Bakonyi, Hungarian Energy Office, Hungary, Péter Grabner, Hungarian Energy Office, Hungary
387
Legal Uncertainty and Competition Policy: The Case of Long-term Vertical
Contracting by Dominant Firms in the EU Electricity Markets
Adrien de Hauteclocque, University of Manchester and ADIS-GRJM University Paris Sud XI, U. K.
419
Economic Load and Reserve Dispatch and Emission with Frequency Constraint in
Competitive Power Market
Rahmatollah Hooshmand, University of Isfahan, Iran, Mahdi Banejad, Shahrood University of Technology,
Iran, Abdolhamid Haj Mohaamadi, University of Isfahan, Iran
Electricity Markets Modelling and Simulation
205
Dynamic Games In The Wholesale Electricity Market
Ahlem Dakhlaoui, Ecole polytechnique de Tunisie, Tunisia
235
Integrated Pool/Bilateral/Reserve Market Operation Under Pay-as-Bid Pricing
Fabio Stacke, Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency – ANEEL, Brazil, Pablo Cuervo, Department of
Electrical Engineering, University of Brazilia, Brazil
255
A Model for Electricity Markets: The Impact of Regulation on Value
Héctor Arango, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil, José Policarpo Gonçalves de Abreu, Itajuba Federal
University, Brazil, Benedito Donizeti Bonatto, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil, Nelson Kagan, University of
Sao Paulo, Brazil, Carlos Marcio Vieira Tahan, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Marcos R. Gouvea, University
of Sao Paulo, Brazil
299
Agent-based Modelling Application Possibilities for Croatian Electricity Market
Simulation
Krešimir Fekete, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, Croatia, Srete
Nikolovski, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, Croatia, Domagoj Puzak,
HEP Croatian Grid Company, Croatia, Goran Slipac, HEP Croatian Grid Company, Croatia, Hrvoje Keko,
Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar, Croatia
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Market Power and Strategic Decisions In The Spanish Electricity Market
Victor Moutinho, Universidade de Aveiro/Universidade de Trás-os-Montes, Portugal, Jorge Sousa, Instituto
Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Portugal
335
A Combination Method for Short Term Load Forecasting Used in Iran Electricity
Market by NeuroFuzzy, Bayesian and Finding Similar Days Methods
Sima Kamankesh, Niroo Research Institute (NRI), Iran, Saeedeh Barghinia, Niroo Research Institute (NRI),
Iran, Nariman Mahdavi, Niroo Research Institute (NRI), Iran, Abdolhossein Vahabie, Niroo Research
Institute (NRI), Iran
408
Day-ahead Electricity Price Forecasting Using the Relief Algorithm and Neural
Networks
Nima Amjady, Semnan University, Iran, Ali Daraeepour, Semnan University, Iran
413
Issues and Challenges of Power Sector Reforms in a Depressed Economy
J.C. EKEH, Department of Electrical & Information Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State,
Nigéria
Electricity Markets Experiences
226
Power Quality Indices of Distribution Feeders in Eastern Croatia Under Electricity
Market Conditions
Srete Nikolovski, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, Croatia, Zvonimir
Klaic, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, Croatia, Željko Novinc, Belmet
MI, Croatia, Zoran Baus, Siemens d.d., Croatia
Power Generation Strategies, Planning and Investment
315
The energy markets perspective of a small scale consumer: the CRETA experience
Nicola Sorrentino, University of Calabria, Itália, Daniele Menniti, University of Calabria, Itália, Scordino
Nadia, University of Calabria, Itália, Anna Pinnarelli, University of Calabria, Itália, Giovanni Costanzo,
Consorzio Regionale per l'Energia e la Tutela Ambientale, Itália
398
Electricity industrial organization: what about strategic behaviour for hydro and
thermal power operators?
Houwaida Hedfi, Laboratoire d'économie et de gestion industrielle (LEGI - Tunisia Polytechnic School),
Tunisia, Ahlem Dakhlaoui, Laboratoire d'économie et de gestion industrielle (LEGI - Tunisia Polytechnic
School), Tunisia
Transmission Systems in Market Environment
231
Influence of Power Transformer Winding Connections on the Propagation of
Voltage Sags through Electric System
Willians Mendes, UFU -Federal University of Uberlandia, Brazil, Fabricio Moura, UFU -Federal University of
Uberlandia, Brazil, Milton Samesima, UFU -Federal University of Uberlandia, Brazil
281
P-Q Decoupled Control Scheme for Unified Power Flow Controllers Using Sparse
Matrix Converters
João Ferreira, AC Energia, DEEC, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal, Sónia Pinto, CIEEE, AC Energia,
DEEC, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal
346
Application of Genetic Algorithms to Compute Magnetic Field Produced by
Overhead Transmission Lines
Francisco Muñoz, Department of Electrical Engineering. University of Málaga, Spain, José Antonio Aguado,
Universidad de Málaga, Spain, José Ernesto Ruiz, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of
Málaga, Spain, José Jesus López, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Málaga, Spain,
Alejandro Rodríguez, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Málaga, Spain, Francisco Martín,
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Málaga, Spain
Renewable Energies
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Impacts of Integration of Wind Generation on Regulation and Load Following
Requirements of California Power Systems
Yuri Makarov, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, U.S.A., Clyde Loutan, Californian Independent System
Operator Corporation (CAISO), U.S.A., Jian Ma, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, U.S.A., Phillip de
Mello, Californian Independent System Operator Corporation (CAISO), U.S.A., Shuai Lu, Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory, U.S.A.
267
Photovoltaic Energy Promotion in Europe: Italy and Spain, two Visions, one Aim
Felipe Diaz-Reyes, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, Marco Giammateo, Università degli
studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy, Fabian Deniz-Quintana, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
328
On the Use of Energy Storage Technologies for Regulation Services in Electric
Power Systems with Significant Penetration of Wind Energy
Bo Yang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington, U.S.A., Yuri Makarov, Pacific
Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington,, U.S.A, John Desteese, Pacific Northwest National
Laboratory, Richland, Washington, U.S.A, Vilayanur Viswanathan, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
Richland, Washington, U.S.A
336
The Future Impact of Wind on BPA Power System Load Following and Regulation
Requirements
Yuri Makarov, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, U.S.A., Shuai Lu, Pacific Northwest National
Laboratory, U.S.A., Bart Mcmanus, Bonneville Power Administration, U.S.A., John Pease Bonneville Power
Administration, U.S.A.
369
The Social Cost of Wind Power
Nicolas Boccard, Universitat de Girona, Spain
Distributed Generation
261
Analysis of the impacts of distributed generation sources considering the
appropriate choice of parameters in a multi-objective approach for distribution
system planning
Alexandre Barin, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil, Luciane Canha, Federal University of Santa
Maria, Brazil, Ricardo Machado, University of São Paulo, Brazil, Alzenira Abaide, Federal University of Santa
Maria, Brazil, Elisandra Maziero, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil, Sérgio Luiz Cardoso da Silva,
State Company for Electric Energy, Brazil
Gas Markets
220
Long term security of gas supply within a « rude » bilateral monopoly: what can
be learned from the Brazil and Bolivia case?
Michelle Hallack, GRJM - ADIS - Paris Sud, France, Jean Michel Glachant, GRJM - ADIS - Paris Sud, France
Risk Management
374
An ANN-Based Risk Assessment Method for Carbon Pricing
Hiroyuki Mori, Meiji University, Japan, Wenjun Jiang, Meiji University, Japan
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Authors List
Algeria
Belkacem Mahdad
Kamel Srairi
Tarek Bouktir
Austria
Anton Burger
Benoît Bletterie
Brunner Helfried
Friederich Kupzog
Margarethe Rammerstorfer
Milan Vukasovic
Wolfgang Prüggler
Belgium
Cedric De Jonghe
Damien Ernst
Horia Crisciu
Karim Karoui
Leonardo Meeus
Ludovic Platbrood
Ronnie Belmans
Brazil
Alexandre Barin
Alzenira Abaide
Antonio Zambroni
Benedito Donizeti Bonatto
Carlos Marcio Vieira Tahan
Cláudio Costa
Elisandra Maziero
Fabio Stacke
Fabricio Moura
Germano Lambert-Torres
Héctor Arango
Joao Silva
João Turrioni
José Gonçalves de Abreu
Juan Carlos Mateus
Luciane Canha
Manoel Barros Neto
Marcos R. Gouvea
Milton Samesima
Nelson Kagan
Pablo Cuervo
Paulo Steele
Pedro Balestrassi
Rafael Leme
Ricardo Machado
Sérgio Cardoso da Silva
Willians Mendes
Zilmar Souza
China
Lixia Zhou
Zhongdong Yin
Ziqiang Wang
Croatia
Diana Brati
Domagoj Puzak
Goran Slipac
Hrvoje Keko
Krešimir Fekete
Nidžara Osmanagi Bedenik
Srete Nikolovski
Tina Jakaša
Željko Novinc
Zoran Baus
Zvonimir Klaic
Czech Republic
Josef Fantik
Petr Filas
Petr Havel
Petr Horacek
Tomas Strnad
Finland
Jarmo Partanen
Kaisa Tahvanainen
Salla Annala
Samuli Honkapuro
France
Benoît Sévi
Claude Crampes
Dmitri Perekhodtsev
Fabien Petit
Jean-Michel Glachant
Jing Dai
Michel Moreaux
Michelle Hallack
Philippe Dessante
Rodrigo López
Vincent Rious
Yannick Le Pen
Yannick Perez
Yannick Phulpin
Germay
Andreas Berg
Anke Eßer
Anne Neumann
Christian Growitsch
Christian von Hirschhausen
Christoph Weber
Claudia Kemfert
David Jose Martinez Diaz
Dirk C. Böhm
Dominik Möst
Florian Leuthold
Friedrich Kunz
Gregor Zoettl
Hannes Weigt
Hans-Christian Seeliger
Hans-Jürgen Haubrich
Linda Stolze
Marcus Stronzik
Marlen Görner
Massimo Genoese
Michael Baumgärtner
Michael Hübner
Otto Rentz
Robert Ferstl
Roland Menges
Schlabbach Juergen
Stefan Traub
Thure Traber
Till Jeske
Tina Hahnemann
Tobias Heß
Tobias Paulun
Uwe Padberg
Veronika Grimm
Greece
Aggelos Bouhouras
Anastasios Bakirtzis
Andreas Theodoridis
Antonios Marinopoulos
Charalambos Demoulias
Christos Simoglou
Clio Evaggelopoulou
Costas Baslis
Dimitris Labridis
Ioulia Papaioannou
Leonidas Mantzos
Lida Koutrouli
Menelaos Exioglou
Minas Alexiadis
Nikos Tasios
Pantelis Capros
Vasilis Papandreou
Hungary
Attila Bakonyi
Péter Grabner
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India
Diptiranjan Mahapatra
Iran
Abdolhamid Haj Mohaamadi
Abdolhossein Vahabie
Ali Daraeepour
Alireza Shaikhi Fini
Elyas Rakhshani
G.Reza Yousefi
Hassan Siahkali
Houtan Moaveni
Javad Sadeh
Mahdi Banejad
Mahmood Fotuhi Firuzabad
Majid Oloomi Buygi
Masoud Aliakbar Golkar
Mehdi Vakilian
Mohammad Esmalifalak
Mohsen Parsa Moghadam
Nariman Mahdavi
Nima Amjady
Rahmatollah Hooshmand
Saeedeh Barghinia
Sima Kamankesh
Italy
Alberto Gelmini
Dario Zaninelli
Eric Guerci
Federica Foiadelli
Federico Delfino
Fulvio Fontini
Gervasio Ciaccia
Jacopo Torriti
Lorenzo Paloscia
Marco Borgarello
Marco Giammateo
Marco Ruga
Mariacristina Roscia
Michele Benini
Mohammad Ali Rastegar
Morris Brenna
Renato Procopio
Sandro Sapio
Silvano Cincotti
Japan
Hiroyuki Mori
Wenjun Jiang
Latvia
Antans Sauhats
Galina Bochkarjova
Guntars Vempers
Inga Tereskina
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Netherlands
A. Jokic
J.M.A. Myrzik
Jasper Frunt
P.P.J. v.d.Bosch
W.L. Kling
Poland
Agnieszka Wylomanska
Aleksander Weron
Dariusz Niekrawiec
Jerzy Tchórzewski
Joanna Janczura
Marcin Zawada
Marek Szajt
Mariusz Przybylik
Wieslaw Kopterski
Wojciech Luczak
Portugal
Adelino Fortunato
António Pacheco
António Roque
Artur Trindade
Bruno Gomes
Bruno Madeira
Carlos Vaz
Cláudia Nunes
Cristina Barros
Cristina Camus
Eduardo Eusébio
Fernando Bastião
Fernando Matos
Filipe Azevedo
Hélder Milheiras
Hugo Coutinho
Hugo Morais
Hussein Khodr
Isabel Apolinário
Isabel Praça
Isabel Soares
Jaime Guisado
João Cleto
João Ferreira
Joao Figueiredo
João Saraiva
Jorge Borges
Jorge Esteves
José Capelo
Jorge Sousa
José Carlos Cardoso
José Lima
José Maia
José Sá da Costa
Judite Ferreira
Júlia Seixas
Liliana Ferreira
Lorenzo Pascual
Luis Fernandes
Luís Neves
Marílio Cardoso
Miguel Louro
Nuno Domingues
Nuno Fontes
Patrícia Fortes
Patricia Santos
Paulo Cruz
Paulo Marques
Paulo Oliveira
Paulo Trigo
Pedro Correia
Pedro Dias
Pedro Verdelho
Ricardo Covas
Ricardo Pereira
Rui Castro
Rui Figueiredo Silva
Rui Fiteiro
Rui Jerónimo
Sérgio Faias
Sérgio Ramos
Sofia Simões
Sónia Pinto
Sónia Vilela
Tânia Silva
Teresa Nogueira
Victor Mendes
Victor Moutinho
Vítor Marques
Zita A. Vale
Romania
Catalin Alexandru
Mihai Comsit
Russia
Alexander Gamm
Irina Golub
Ivan Mitin
Miron Grinkrug
Nikolai Ilkevich
Sergey Gordin
Tatyana Dzyubina
Ulia Tkacheva
Serbia
Mladen Apostolovic
South Africa
Jun Yan
Thobela Nglengeni
Spain
Alejandro Rodriguez Gomez
Damian Lopez Asensio
Fabian Deniz-Quintana
Felipe Diaz-Reyes
Francisco J. Muñoz Gutierrez
Francisco Martin Moreno
Ignacio Pérez Arriaga
J. Javier González
Javier Revuelta
Jesus Juan Ruiz
Jose Aguado Sanchez
José Antonio Aguado
José Ernesto Ruiz Gonzalez
Jose Jesus Lopez Vazquez
Julian Barquin
Kristin Dietrich
Luis Olmos Camacho
Manuel Álvarez
Mustafa Pezic
Nicolas Boccard
Pedro Basagoiti
Sweden
Jens Lundgren
Jörgen Hellström
Kristian Gustafsson
Mats Nilsson
Niklas Rudholm
Viktoria Neimane
Switzerland
Andrea Lassmann
Erdal Atukeren
Goran Andersson
Marek Zima
Marija Bockarjova
Yngve Abrahamsen
Tunisia
Ahlem Dakhlaoui
Houwaida Hedfi
Turkey
Elif Dusmez Tek
Fakir Huseyin Erdogan
Sibel Cetinkaya
U. K.
Adrien de Hauteclocque
Fivos Iliopoulos
U.S.A.
Alex McEachern
Andreas Eberhard
Audun Botterud
Bart Mcmanus
Bo Yang
Guenter Conzelmann
Guillaume De Roo
John Desteese
John Parsons
John Pease
Matthew Mahalik
Prakash Thimmapuram
Richard Waltz
Shuai Lu
Thomas Veselka
Vilayanur Viswanathan
Vladimir Koritarov
Yuri Makarov
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Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute - ISEL
Lisbon Engineering Superior Institute - ISEL
constitutes the example of a long tradition of
engineering education. Characterized for the
intention to teach know-how, towards
pedagogical practice within a criteria of
constant updating. The courses curricula are
guided for learning concepts and methods,
frequently the knowledge evaluation is based
in laboratory works discussion, projects and
seminaries presentations. This style privileges
and foments the student capacity to confront,
in a creative and innovative form, identical
problems as in professional life in engineering.
ISEL has resulted from the restructuring of an institution with a long-standing tradition
in engineering teaching in Portugal, the Industrial Institute of Lisbon (Instituto
Industrial de Lisboa), which was originated in 1852 by Royal Decree signed by Queen
Maria II. Since 1988 it became part of a network of Polytechnic Higher Education
establishments, integrated in IPL - Polytechnic Institute of Lisbon (Instituto Politécnico
de Lisboa).
The IPL comprises eight schools in the fields of engineering, arts, education
communication, health and accounting and administration, in which ISEL is the
representation of engineering and the biggest institution here integrated. It provides
Degree Courses in five different areas of engineering:
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Chemical and Biological Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electronic and Telecommunications and Computer
Electrical Industrial and Automation Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
With the Bologna reform, introduced at ISEL in the
academic year of 2006/2007, the 5-year (1st + 2nd
Cycle) courses where transformed into a 3-years
graduation courses, by which the graduates have
their engineering licence (Licenciatura) and 2-year
Master courses. After complete successfully the 3+2
years
curricula,
conferring
respectively
the
Licentiateships and Masters Degree, students are
eligible for admission to research activities leading to
a Doctoral degree.
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DEEA / Power Systems Unit
Power Systems Unit
Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa / DEEA
Rua Conselheiro Emídio Navarro, 1, 1950-062, Lisboa, Portugal
Tel.: (+351) 218 317 249
Fax: (+351) 218 317 009
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://pwp.net.ipl.pt/deea.isel/ssenergia
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation (DEEA) is responsible for the
undergraduate (1st cycle of Bologna) and graduate (2nd cycle of Bologna) programs in
Electrical Engineering, with specializations in the fields of Energy and Automation.
These programs award the Bachelor degree (3-year degree) and the Master degree (2year degree with a cycle of courses followed by a Dissertation).
The Power Systems Unit is a unit of DEEA and employs eight academic staff and other
researchers working in the three main areas:
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Power systems transmission and generation, including steady-state and
transient analysis, power quality and protections
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Energy markets, including electricity markets modelling and simulation, price
forecasting, market power analysis, impact of CO2 emissions trading and risk
management
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Renewable energies, including economic analysis of renewable energy
investments, impact of renewable energy in the grid, green certificates and
renewable tariffs
The research performed is enhanced through cooperation with industry and
government institutions, as well as with several national and international research
institutions working in the same fields of research.
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Technical University of Lodz - TUL
The Technical University of Lodz came into existence in 1945, initially with 3 Faculties
of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Chemistry. Together with its
development new faculties were established, up to the present number of 9 faculties,
70 institutes and departments and 113 specializations.
In 1992 the International Faculty of Engineering was set up with English and French as
its languages of instruction. TUL offers a possibility of obtaining the following degrees:
Bachelor of Art, Bachelor of Science, Master of Science and Doctorate of Philosophy.
There are 21 000 students (including 800 PhD students) and approximately 3 000 staff
members at the University.
In 2002 a large, fully computerised library was opened. There are dormitories,
canteens, a cinema, sports teams, Radio Żak broadcasting throughout the region and
managed entirely by students, galleries? Within the campus area there are student
clubs, two bank branches, a travel agency, a post office, cafés? Apart from the Student
Committee plenty of other student organizations operate here as well. Undoubtedly
each student can find here appropriate conditions for development, education and
entertainment.
The profile of education at TUL combines knowledge of basic sciences, technical
sciences, specialist subjects with the issues in the area of organisation and
management, economics, banking, marketing, and in arts. Students get acquainted
with the latest technologies and compouter applications.
Over 1500 academics work at TUL. They are among the leaders in Polish and
international universities in research on numerous areas of science and technology. A
large number of the research concerns applications of new technologies and materials
as well as working out of new technologies. The best represented areas of science are
biotechnology, electronics and telecommunication, computer science, materials
engineering, technologies and nanotechnologies applied in technique, medicine,
environmental protection, and improvement of food safety and quality. Biomedical
engineering and research in new technologies in textile engineering are also
dynamically developing areas of science at the university.
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Institute of Electrical Power Engineering
The
Institute
of
Electrical
Power
Engineering was established in 1945 as
the second faculty at of the TUL in this
time. The Institute comprises of about 40
academic staff, working in research groups
set up around main research topics such
as: Electricity Markets, Power Plants,
Transmission and Distribution System
Operation and Control, Energy Market,
Energy Utilisation and Electrical Lighting,
High Voltage Devices and Electrical
Traction.
The research is carried out with the
collaboration of the power supply industry
companies
including
the
Polish
Transmission System Operator, power producers and distribution companies. Research
projects are supported by the State Committee for Scientific Research and commercial
partners. The outcomes of research projects have led to many practical
implementations such as the optimization software for commitment and dispatch of
power units in the Polish .balancing market.
The staff of the Institute provides the professional consultation to the Polish Parliament,
ministries involved in energy and and associations of power companies.
The Institute has been developing international collaboration organizing acclaimed
scientific conferences, endorsing staff and student abroad scholarships and participating
in international research projects (5th, 6th and 7th Framework Programme).
The Electricity Market Research Group (EMRG)
This Research Group, involved in the electricity markets employs five academic staff
and several research students. The main research topics include: regulatory and legal
frameworks for the electricity market, balancing market operation, network congestion,
commitment and dispatch of power generating units, power industry impact on
environment, green, red, yellow and white certificates and their trade, CO2 emission
allowances and the ETS, unbundling of power companies.
The Electricity Market Research Group organize two annual conferences:
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The Forum on the Application of Information Technology in the Power Supply Industry
held each year in March,
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The International Conference on “The European Electricity Market - Challenge of the
Unification” held each year in May.
The Research Group staff has been actively involved in the design and implementation
of the Polish electricity market, developing market rules and operation procedures for
commitment and dispatch of generating units in the balancing market.
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