Events

Events

Events at ENE.

Seminars 2024
Tuesday 20.08, 14.15-15.30, Aud. Q

Kyriaki Tselika, SINTEF Energy Research

Hydropower market dynamics in Norway: Assessing the market value and volatility

Tuesday 31.10, 14.15-15.30, Karl Borch's Aud.

Maren Holthe Hedne, University of Oslo

TBA

Brownbag seminars 2024
Wednesday 07.02, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room)

Olga Kuryatnikova, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Exploiting structure in polynomial optimization for power and water networks

Wednesday 15.05, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room)

Isabel Hovdahl, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Directed Technical Change and the Energy Transition: The Role of Storage Technology

Friday 07.06, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room)

Valerio Dotti, Ca' Foscari University of Venice

No Country for Young People? The Rise of Anti-Immigration Politics in Ageing Societies

Seminars 2023
Thursday 08.06, 14.15-15.30, Aud. P (A105)

Rafal Weron, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology

Electricity price forecasting in the 2020s

Thursday 26.10, 14.15-15.30, Aud. L (B204)

Eugenie Dugoua, London School of Economics

Directed Technological Change and General Purpose Technologies: Can AI Accelerate Clean Energy Innovation?

Seminars 2022
Wednesday 01.06, 14.15-15.30, Aud. P

Jing Li, MIT Sloan School of Management

Colluding Against Environmental Regulation

Brownbag seminars 2022
Wednesday 12.10, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room)

Paul Pelzl, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Natural resources and innovation

Wednesday 02.11, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room)

Mahnaz Fakhrabadi, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Multi-Period Stackelberg Game with Dynamic, Price-dependent, Distributional Robust Demand

Seminars 2021
Friday 24.09, 12.00-13.00

Stavros Stavroglou, University College Dublin

Investigating Complex Systems with Pattern Causality

Friday 24.09, 16.00-17.00

Giacomo Benini, Stanford University

How to eliminate natural gas flaring & venting without causing a political backfire

Friday 01.10, 12.15-13.15, Aud. O

Sondre Hølleland, University of Bergen

How to eliminate natural gas flaring & venting without causing a political backfire

Friday 19.10, 12.15-13.15, Aud. O

Menghan Yuan, Nord University

Heterogeneity in the Effects of Climate Change on Soybean Yields

Brownbag seminars 2021
Wednesday 26.05, 12.00-12.45

Paul Pelzl, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Online

The role of politics in financial intermediation: evidence from Brazil

Wednesday 22.09, 12.15-13.00, Aud. B 

Benjamin P. Fram, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Estimating Arbitrage Profits for Storage Resources in Nodal Electricity Markets: A Decision Tree Method

Wednesday 24.11, 12.15-13.00, Aud. B / Online

Mario Blázquez de Paz, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science

Guarantees of Origin and Market Power in the Spot Electricity Market

Seminars 2020
Thursday 27.02, 14.15-15.30, Seminar room on 4th Floor MN438/444, Merino

Evangelos Kyritsis, VATT Institute for Economic Research

Natural Gas Market Globalization Revisited

Seminars 2019
Thursday 31.10, 14.15-15.30, MN438/444, Merino

Ståle Navrud, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

Valuing Public Goods – From Norwegian Fjords to the Amazon Rainforest

Tuesday 05.11, 15.30-16.30, MN438/444, Merino

Richard J. Green, Imperial College London

Taxes, Subsidies or Regulation: Why have Britain’s carbon emissions from electricity halved?

Seminars 2018
Friday 20.04, 12.15-13.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Marc Hafstead, Resources for the Future

Mechanisms to Reduce Emissions Uncertainty under a Carbon Tax

Thursday 31.05, 14.15-15.30, Karl Borch's Aud.

Quentin Grafton, Australian National University

India’s Groundwater and Energy Nexus: It’s Worse than we Thought

Friday 01.06, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Andy Philpott, University of Auckland

Measuring efficiency in hydro-dominated electricity markets

Thursday 06.09, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Snorre Kverndokk, Frisch Centre

Would my driving pattern change if my neighbor were to buy an emissions-free car?

Wednesday 21.11, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 6th floor

Pavel Popela, Brno University of Technology

Optimization Models for Engineering Applications

Thursday 20.12, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Haiying Jia, SNF

World crude oil trade and green shipping choice

Brownbag Seminars 2018
Wednesday 27.06, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Martin Weibelzahl, University of Bayreuth

On the effects of storage facilities on optimal zonal pricing in electricity markets

Seminars 2017
Wednesday 31.05, 12.15-13.30, Meeting room 6th floor

André Rossi, University of Angers

Cutting planes for a robust electricity distribution network problems, and column generation for a wireless sensor network with camera sensors

Wednesday 13.09, 11:30-15:45, Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Center

Energy Lab half-day seminar:

Efficient and Sustainable Electricity Markets

Tuesday 14.11, 12.15-13.15, Meeting room 6th floor
(Brownbag)

Spiros Papaefthimiou, Technical University of Crete

Intelligent and sustainable management of water resources

Monday 27.11, 12.15-13.15, Meeting room 6th floor
(Brownbag)

Penelope Melgarejo, MINES ParisTech

Growth modelling for salmon production optimization

Thursday 30.11, 12.15-13.30, Karl Borch's Aud.

Gernot Wagner, Harvard University

Applying Asset Pricing Theory to Calibrate the Price of Climate Risk

Seminars 2016
Friday 19.02, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 6th floor

Apostolos Serletis, University of Calgary

Volatility and a Century of Energy Markets Dynamics

Thursday 18.08, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 6th floor

Daniel Huppmann, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

Binary equilibrium problems with compensation and the power market uplift problem

Tuesday 22.11, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 6th floor

Mario Blazquez de Paz, Research Institute of Industrial Economics

Electricity Auctions in the Presence of Transmission Constraints and Transmission Costs

Seminars 2015
Thursday 05.03, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Eric Nævdal, University of Oslo

Catastrophes and Expected Marginal Utility – How The Value Of The Last Fish In A Lake Is Infinity And Why We Shouldn't Care (Much)
Thursday 30.04, 14.15-15.30, Meeting room 9th floor

Gilbert Fridgen, University of Bayreuth

The Value of IS-Enabled Flexibility in Electricity Consumption
Wednesday 03.06, 10.00-11.15, Main meeting room at SNF

Jan Bråten, Statnett

Cost-effective climate policy: How could so many economists be so wrong for so long?

Wednesday 14.10, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 6th floor

Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future

The Effects of Strategic Firm Behavior on Aquatic Ecosystems: Disease Risk and Market Power in Salmon Aquaculture

Thursday 19.11, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 6th floor

Jiehong Kong, SINTEF

Hydro scheduling in deregulated power systems
Seminars 2014
Thursday 03.04, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Peter Berck, University of California, Berkeley

Crop Adaptation to Climate Change / The Not So Big Squeeze: Modeling Future Land Use Patterns of Miscanthus for Bioenergy Using Fine Scale Data
Wednesday 30.04, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Torben Mideksa, University of Oslo

Deforestation and Conservation Contracts
Thursday 15.05, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Pavel Popela, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

From Waste to Energy by Optimization Modelling
Thursday 22.05, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Marc Grönwald, University of Aberdeen

Financialization of oil futures markets and futures market efficiency: a multifractal perspective
Monday 02.06, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Sara Lumbreras, Comillas Pontifical University, Madrid

Real Options Valuation Applied to Dynamic Transmission Expansion Planning

Wednesday 25.06, 14.15-15.15, Meeting room 9th floor

Kunal Chakraborty, Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services

Impact of ecosystem variability in the tropical Indian Ocean: A coupled 3-D bio-physical ocean general circulation model
Tuesday 21.10, 14.15-15.30, Karl Borch's Aud.

Martin D. Smith, Duke University

Detecting Ecological Disturbances from Economic Data: The Case of Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico
Seminars 2013
Friday 01.03, 11.15-12.30, Karl Borch's Aud.

Afzal Siddiqui, University College London

Exploring the Natural Hedge of a Gas-Fired Power Plant

Thursday 31.10, 11.15-12.30, Midt i mellom II

Trine Krogh Boomsma, University of Copenhagen

Termination of renewable energy support schemes: How uncertainty may speed up investment rates