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DESCRIPTION:The European power system is being reshaped by a rapid build-ou
 t of wind and solar\, and by the market and support mechanisms that steer 
 where and when that capacity arrives. Renewable auctions determine much of
  the investment\, while the wholesale market and network determine what th
 e system can actually absorb\, and the two are designed largely in isolati
 on. This seminar looks at how large-scale optimization models of the pan-E
 uropean power system can bridge that gap. It covers the modelling tools us
 ed to represent European markets and networks\, how auction design can be 
 evaluated within them\, and what such models reveal about system costs\, c
 ongestion\, and the distribution of effects across Member States. The talk
  closes with reflections on the practical limits of continental-scale mode
 lling and on the role of open models and data in supporting EU energy poli
 cy.\n\n[]\n\nRoom: ELEC B91.100\, Bldg: ESAT\, ESAT\, Kasteelpark Arenberg
  10\, Leuven\, Unknown\, Belgium\, 3001\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.i
 eee.org/m/579140
LOCATION:Room: ELEC B91.100\, Bldg: ESAT\, ESAT\, Kasteelpark Arenberg 10\,
  Leuven\, Unknown\, Belgium\, 3001\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.o
 rg/m/579140
ORGANIZER:pes.sb.leuven@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:22
SUMMARY:Renewable auction and pan-EU optimization models in the European po
 wer system - Dr. David Pozo
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/579140
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The European power system is being reshape
 d by a rapid build-out of wind and solar\, and by the market and support m
 echanisms that steer where and when that capacity arrives. Renewable aucti
 ons determine much of the investment\, while the wholesale market and netw
 ork determine what the system can actually absorb\, and the two are design
 ed largely in isolation. This seminar looks at how large-scale optimizatio
 n models of the pan-European power system can bridge that gap. It covers t
 he modelling tools used to represent European markets and networks\, how a
 uction design can be evaluated within them\, and what such models reveal a
 bout system costs\, congestion\, and the distribution of effects across Me
 mber States. The talk closes with reflections on the practical limits of c
 ontinental-scale modelling and on the role of open models and data in supp
 orting EU energy policy.</p>\n<p><img style="display: block\; margin-left:
  auto\; margin-right: auto\;" src="https://events.vtools.ieee.org/vtools_u
 i/media/display/07d83f55-0056-443a-bffd-4ee3a3e74e0d" alt="" width="829" h
 eight="587"></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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