Variable renewable electricity generation presents challenges for traditional power markets. The island of Ireland has high levels of renewable generation by international standards with even higher levels envisaged and so must address these challenges. Market design is informed and constrained by EU policy and progress to date has been mixed. A qualitative review finds that market redesign is advised to address price cannibalisation, reveal consumer preferences for security and protect vulnerable households. Options for market design are presented and recommendations for short and medium term policy action are made
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Demand for affordable, reliable, domestically sourced, and low-carbon electricity is on the rise. Th...
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This paper examines the redesign of the Irish Single Electricity Market in order to comply with the ...
THESIS 10288As energy consumption has risen steadily over the past century, so too have emissions, c...
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Until recently the European electricity system has been operating as a set of isolated national mark...
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Electricity Market is structured to fund reliable electricity supply, meet the need of consumers, en...
This paper considers the cost savings arising from wind generation through the merit order effect in...
Demand for affordable, reliable, domestically sourced, and low-carbon electricity is on the rise. Th...
The integration of variable generation challenges electricity systems globally. Using Ireland's elec...
The Irish Single Electricity Market is establishing how to comply with the European Union Target Mod...
In the electricity sector there are two different markets: the wholesale (or spot) market, in which ...
This paper examines the redesign of the Irish Single Electricity Market in order to comply with the ...
THESIS 10288As energy consumption has risen steadily over the past century, so too have emissions, c...
This paper explains why current electricity markets are not fit for purpose and propose a new market...
The 1st IAEE Online Conference, Online Event, 7-9 June 2021Electricity market design is evolving wit...
This paper investigates wholesale and retail electricity prices in Ireland and Great Britain between...
This paper compares retail and wholesale electricity prices in SEM, the market of the island of Irel...
Until recently the European electricity system has been operating as a set of isolated national mark...
This paper presents a set of policy recommendations for the market design of a future European elect...
The public perception of electricity regulation focuses on price outcomes: are prices low or high, r...
Electricity Market is structured to fund reliable electricity supply, meet the need of consumers, en...
This paper considers the cost savings arising from wind generation through the merit order effect in...
Demand for affordable, reliable, domestically sourced, and low-carbon electricity is on the rise. Th...