Lectures related to Energy Transition and Market Governance

Energy Governance: Markets and Human Needs

Examines the limitations of markets in energy governance and advocates for a hybrid approach to ensure sustainability and equity in energy access.

Decoupling Economic Growth from Carbon Emissions

Addresses the need for significant CO2 intensity reduction to achieve climate targets while examining the interplay between economic growth and carbon emissions.

Energy Markets: Challenges and Mechanisms

Delves into sustainability, human needs, energy challenges, and market limitations.

Limits to using markets as energy allocation mechanism

Discusses illustrative model pathways for achieving net emissions reductions and the challenges in transitioning to sustainable energy systems.

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Wellbeing and Human Needs: Exploring Sustainable Satisfaction

Examines the relationship between wellbeing, human needs, and sustainable satisfaction through the lens of sufficiency.

Energy Supply: Economics and Transition Overview

Offers an overview of energy supply, economics, and the transition to sustainable energy systems.

Electricity Market: Balancing and Liberalization

Explores ancillary services, capacity market, and electricity market liberalization, emphasizing system balancing and peak demand challenges.

Introduction to Global Energy Challenges: Overview

Introduces the course on global energy challenges, covering energy systems, climate issues, and future technologies.

Energy, Human Needs and Wellbeing

Delves into the interplay between energy, human needs, and sustainability, emphasizing sufficiency and social wellbeing.

Technological Levers for Sustainability: Energy and Policy

Covers the impact of technological levers on sustainability, focusing on energy consumption and climate change.

Limits to Market Governance of Energy in Societal Transitions

Examines the limitations of market governance in societal energy transitions and the impact of fossil fuels on mortality and health.

Recycling and Sustainable Development: Challenges and Solutions

Examines the role of recycling in sustainable development, addressing its limitations and the importance of a circular economy.

Energy Economics: Supply and Demand Dynamics

Covers the economic principles of energy supply and demand, focusing on their impact on electricity market dynamics.

Optimal Dispatch of Power Generation Units

Explores the optimal dispatch of power generation units and the economics of power systems in deregulated environments.

Circular Economy: Sustainable Transition and NetZero Solutions

Delves into sustainability, net-zero solutions, and the circular economy's role in reducing carbon emissions and achieving a sustainable future.

Bidding Strategies: Game Theory & Market Power

Covers bidding strategies, Game Theory, Nash equilibrium, system security, ancillary services, and market power in power systems.

Renewable Energies: Technologies and Transition

Explores renewable energy technologies, transition dynamics, and storage solutions for a sustainable future.

Energy Transition Perspectives: Socio-Technical Insights

Examines energy transitions through a socio-technical lens, focusing on key phases, actors, and sustainability goals.

Energy Economics: Stranded Assets and Carbon Risks

Examines the economic risks of stranded fossil fuel assets and the urgent need for sustainable energy investments.