The course brings together energy experts, think tanks, regulators and policy makers of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Turkey to share knowledge on RES integration issues. Present European practices and lessons learned on RES regulation, support schemes were presented. Hands-on excercises supplemented these lectures. The course is an important element of the SEERMAP project capacity building part.
Events
SEERMAP Renewable Energy Training, Sofia
SEERMAP project, Sofia
17-19 of January, 2017Related files
- Course agenda
- László Szabó (REKK) : Market design – What changes the winter package brings?
- Zsuzsanna Pató (REKK): Winter package on RES
- Zsuzsanna Pató (REKK): Winter package: EED and governance
- Gustav Resch (TU Wien): Designing Successful RES-E Auctions
- Dimitri Lalas (Facets): RES-E policy and planning in Greece
- Radu Dudau (EPG): RES-E policy and planning in Romania
- Yağmur Torul Yürek, Ceyhun Karasayar (EMRA): RES-E policy and planning in Turkey
- Martin Vladimirov, Rumen Rusev (CSD): RES-E policy and planning in Bulgaria
- Christian Redl (Agora): The European Power System in 2030: Flexibility needs & integration benefits
- Christian Redl (Agora): The recent revision of Renewable Energy Act in Germany
- László Szabó (REKK): Scenario definition in SEERMAP
- András Mezősi (REKK): European Electricity Market Model
- Gustav Resch, Lukas Liebmann, Albert Hiesl (TU Wien): RES in SEERMAP - financing aspects
- Lukas Liebmann (TU WIen): RES in SEERMAP - some key inputs to the analysis
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