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Conference Program

The conference will feature keynote speakers and contributed talks. Please find detailed information on the presentations in the booklet of abstracts (Conference participants will receive a printed version when registering at the conference). 


Keynote Speakers

  • Prof. Ross Baldick, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin

"The Curious Rise of Wind in Texas" 

  • Prof. Stein-Erik Fleten, Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management, Norwegian University of Science and Technology 

"Investment Under Uncertainty: Evidence of Real Option Delay Effects in Project-Level Decisions" (joint work with Kristin Linnerud) 

  •  Prof. Peter Hartley, Department of Economics, Rice University

"The Relationship between Oil and Natural Gas Prices in North America: Some Actual and Possible Future Implications of the Shale Gas Revolution" 

  • Prof. David Newbery, Director of Electricity Policy Research Group (EPRG), Emeritus Professor of Economics, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge

"The Challenge of Decarbonising Electricity - the UK Electricity Market Reform" 

  • Stefan Judisch, RWE Supply & Trading, Chief Executive Officer

 "A Glimpse behind the Scene: Long-Term Gas Supply Contracts"


Contributed Talks

Below you can find a list of contributed talks and a detailed time schedule. All concurrent session speakers will have approximately 30 minutes (including discussion - e. g. 25 min talk, 5 min discussion) to present their paper.

 

Speaker

Title

Silvia Albrizio and Hélia Silva

Policy Uncertainty and Investment in Low-Carbon Technology

Stefan Ankirchner

Futures-Cross hedging with a stationary basis

Richard Biegler-König

An empirical study of the Information premium on Electricity Markets

Alexander Boogert

A Radial Basis Function Approach to Gas Storage Valuation in High Dimensions

Andreas Bublitz

Coupling Scenario Analysis with Geometric Brownian Motions

Marcus Eriksson

Swing options in commodity markets: A model with multidimensional jump diffusions

Markus Ewert

Competing Players in future power markets with fluctuating renewables - energy storage, demand side management and power grid

Bastian Felix

Valuation of Pumped Hydro Storages with respect to the Electricity Spot- and Reserve Power market

Michaela Fürsch

The costs of electricity systems with a high share of fluctutating renewables - a stochastic investment and dispatch optimization model for Europe

Martin Hain

Understanding Commodity Futures Prices

Eivind Helland

Stochastic optimisation of ancillary services in a hydro pumped-storage power park

Lars Jendernalik

Improvement of long-term load-forecast by using a multi-agent-system

Florian Kämpfer

Evaluating the benefits of stochastic optimization for BKW Energie AG

Ulf Kasper

Impact of Modeling Approaches on Dispatch Optimization of Combined Cycle Power Plants

Stefan Kippelt

Flexible dimensioning of control reserve by means of a stochastic control model - A future application

Clemens Krauß

Coal Portfolio Optimization

Nina Lange

What is causing the uncertainty when investing in foreign commodities: Commodity risk or exchange rate risk?

Christian Ohlms

The good, the bad and the ugly and the energy trading companies

Wilko Rohlfs

Multi-commodity real options analysis of power plant investments

Ralf Schemm

Model for examining investment decisions under uncertainty in power generating technologies

Nicola Secomandi

Relaxations of Approximate Linear Programs for the Real Option Management of Commodity Storage

Stefan Thoenes

Understanding the determinants of electricty prices and the impact of the German Nuclear Moratorium in 2011

Istvan Vajda

How much can be monetized?

Andreas Wagner

Electricity Pricing in a Market with Renewables

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