EEM 2016 - 13th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM16

The International Conference on the European Energy Market is the premier forum for the exchange of ideas and to discuss the development of the energy markets in Europe. It has achieved a huge success during the past eleven editions covering the electricity and gas markets policies and experiences, climate change impacts on the sector and developments at the European level.
Topics
Electricity market design, regulation and monitoring
Structure of electricity market
Capacity and ancillary services markets
Design and implementation of capacity markets
Alternative market models for Europe
Local balancing market and balancing areas
Transmission and distribution tariffs
Network congestion management
Regulation of transmission and distribution systems
Market monitoring
Market power and market strategies
Mergers and acquisitions
Role of the last resort suppliers
Electricity markets & grid planning and operation
Market enabling and enhancing technologies
Ancillary services
Local balancing areas
Local balancing markets
Trading imbalances
Transmission system planning in market environment
System operation
Power quality
Impact of new technologies on the electricity market (FACTS/HVDC)
Energy storage technologies
Economics of energy storage
Smart grid technologies
Smart grid pricing
Smart grid operation
Smart grids for efficient integration of renewables and distributed generation
Demand side management
Internet based technologies
Power generation and renewable energies
Innovative power generation technologies
Low carbon technologies
Cost of new nuclear safety requirements
Impact of renewable and distributed generation on networks
Real costs of renewable energies and distributed generation development
Imbalances caused by renewable energies and distributed generation
Incentives to investment in renewable energies and distributed generation
Impact of renewable energies and distributed generation on security of supply
Reversible hydro generation
Modeling, simulation and forecasting of energy and carbon markets
Day-ahead markets
Technical electricity markets: system balancing, short-term reserve and ancillary services
Carbon markets
Green certificate markets
Cross-border transmission capacity access and trading
Futures, forward and other derivative markets
Electricity market modeling and simulation
Game theory applied to energy markets
Agent-based simulation of energy markets
Econometric models applied to energy and carbon markets
Risk management in energy markets
Technical and economic modeling of energy markets
Life-cycle analysis of energy technologies and storage
Economic analysis of energy prices
Investment analysis
Portfolio management
Implementation of the European energy and climate policy
European energy and climate policies
New reforms of the Electricity regulation under climate change constraint
Pan-European regulation, the role of ACER and national energy market regulators
ACER, ENTSO-E and G and the EU regulatory framework
Integration of regional electricity markets. Building a single European market
Economics of renewables
Support schemes and their impact on the European power systems and electricity markets
De-carbonization of the power sector
Social and economical aspects of climate change
Cross-border issues
International coordination and co-operation
Energy poverty policy
Economics of biofuels
Nuclear risk evolution
Security of supply
Stakeholder vision on the future power system
Present and future of gas and coal markets
Natural gas and coal commodity markets and derivate markets
Economical and environmental impact of unconventional gas
Carbon market regulation and impact on the electricity market
Liberalization and regulation of the European gas market
Recent developments in the reducing carbon footprint of fossil fuels
Competition law, energy rules and institutions
Energy competition Law
Antitrust decisions applied to energy
Law and economics of EU energy markets
Regulation of energy sector
US-EU comparison of energy Law
FERC-ACER institutional comparison
National/European system of energy regulation
Mergers and acquisition analysis of EU energy local or regional markets
Regional initiatives and EU wide regulations comparison
Governance of energy reforms