Energy Management: Flexibility, Risk and Optimisation

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Energy Management: Flexibility, Risk and Optimisation

 06 - 10 Jun 2016

ICMS, 15 South College Street Edinburgh
  • Ben Hambly, University of Oxford
  • Pierluigi Mancarella, University of Manchester
  • Ben Mestel, Open University
  • Jovica Milanovic, University of Manchester
  • John Moriarty, Queen Mary University
  • Ashok Pradhan, Indian Institute of Technology

About:

The principal objective of this workshop was to bring the disciplines of power systems engineering and mathematics closer together to address the energy trilemma: the need for energy supply to be secure, clean, and affordable. The importance and potential of the connection between mathematics and power systems has already been established on both sides and this workshop aimed to further exchange problems and methodologies and set up new long-term collaborations, particularly involving researchers in the UK and India.

Photographs from this workshop can be viewed here.

Speakers

  • Abhijit Abhyankar, Indian Institute of Technology - Network Partitioning and Corridor Allocation in Bi-Exchange Electricity Market

  • Rene Aid, Paris Dauphine University - Explicit Investment Rules with Time-to-Build and Uncertainty

  • Jose Manuel Arroyo, Universidad de Castilla - Optimal Reserve Offer Deliverability in Co-Optimized Electricity Markets

  • Prabodh Bajpai, Indian Institute of Technology - Development of Swarm Intelligence Based Bidding Strategies in Electricity Markets

  • Gopal Basak, Indian Statistical Institute - Adaptive MCMC and its Possible Applications

  • Ana Busic, École Normale Supérieure - Ancillary Service to the Grid Using Intelligent Deferrable Loads

  • Anindya Goswami, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research - Pricing Derivatives in a Regime Switching Market with Time Inhomogeneous Volatility

  • Tim Johnson, Heriot-Watt University - A Methodology to Assess the Economic Impact of Power Storage Technologies

  • Tobias Jung, University of St Andrews - Modelling Uncertainty in Energy Trading

  • Ruediger Kiesel, University of Duisburg-Essen - Risk Measure, Model Risk and Energy Markets

  • Anupama Kowli, Indian Institute of Technology - Microgrid-Based Operations

  • Ankur A Kulkarni, Indian Institute of Technology - Dynamic Games and Non-Gaussian Teams

  • Randall Martyr, Queen Mary University London - Cancellable Contracts for Difference in Local Electricity Markets

  • Sean Meyn, University of Florida - The Zero-Marginal Cost Power Grid

  • Ben Mestel, Open University - Can Price be an Effective Regulator of a Power System? A Differential-Equation Modelling Approach

  • Aleksandar Mijatović, University of Warwick - Poisson equation for Metropolis-Hastings chains

  • Sukumar Mishra, Indian Institute of Technology - Micro Grid Control

  • Amy Wilson, Quantifying Uncertainty in Energy System Models

  • Simon Tindemans, Delft University of Technology - Characterising Uncertainty in Consumer Responsiveness to Dynamic Electricity Pricing

  • Alexandre Street, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro - Risk-Averse Dynamic Real Option-Based Investment Models for Renewable Energy Portfolios

  • Rodrigo Moreno, Emerging Optimisation Models for Planning Low-Carbon Electrical Energy Systems

  • Graham Oakes, Graham Oakes Ltd - Upside Energy - Open Innovation for Demand-Side Flexibility

  • Narayana Prasad Padhy, Pricing for Active Distribution Network Considering Model Uncertainty

  • Ashok Pradhan, Indian Institute of Technology - Blackouts: Indian Experience and its Prevention Using Intelligent Protection System

  • Johannes Schiffer, Brandenburg University of Technology - On Control Concepts for Microgrids

  • Rita Shaw - Distribution Network Planning