Citation Link: https://doi.org/10.25819/ubsi/10289
Considerations for the regulatory design of electricity markets in transition
Alternate Title
Überlegungen zur Regulierung von Strommärkten im Wandel
Source Type
Doctoral Thesis
Author
Subjects
Regulatory design
Decarbonization
Renewable energy
Electricity market
Capacity market
Reverse auctions
DDC
333.7 Natürliche Ressourcen, Energie und Umwelt
GHBS-Clases
Issue Date
2022
Abstract
The fight against climate change requires the decarbonization of the energy sector, especially the electricity sector. A transition from fossil fuel based electricity generation to renewable energy is needed. Most countries struggle to phase out fossil fuels to achieve the required sector transformation.
This thesis analyzes the decarbonization progress in the EU member countries against the EU 2020 targets and explores shortcomings in the regulatory design of electricity markets to transform the sector to low-emission electricity generation.
A capacity auction with reliability options and an optimized auction design to promote renewable energy are developed to accelerate the transformation process while accounting for cost-efficiency and balanced burden-sharing. Hence, offering instruments that are politically feasible.
This thesis analyzes the decarbonization progress in the EU member countries against the EU 2020 targets and explores shortcomings in the regulatory design of electricity markets to transform the sector to low-emission electricity generation.
A capacity auction with reliability options and an optimized auction design to promote renewable energy are developed to accelerate the transformation process while accounting for cost-efficiency and balanced burden-sharing. Hence, offering instruments that are politically feasible.
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