Seminar

Sat

8

Nov

100% Renewables for Australia? Challenges and Opportunities

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Mon

3

Nov

Challenges and opportunities for integrating clean energy technologies into the Australian NEM

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Wed

15

Oct

Policy and Regulation for the Future Grid - Leading the Transition or Lagging the Disruption?

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Sat

20

Sep

Can staff-rotation of verifiers and local regulators improve truthful reporting in environmental regulations?

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Fri

19

Sep

Assessing Long-term Security of Electricity Supply and the Role of Renewable Energy: A Probabilistic Generation Portfolio Analysis Approach

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Fri

19

Sep

Winners and Losers of EU Emissions Trading during its first trading period (2005 - 2007)

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Fri

19

Sep

Trading Costs and the Efficiency of Emissions Trading – Evidence from the EU ETS

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Mon

15

Sep

Integrated Energy Policy development: National energy markets

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Mon

15

Sep

Modelling future electricity generation portfolio investment under a carbon price

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Mon

15

Sep

Renewables policy: Distributional implications Experience from Australia and Germany

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Mon

15

Sep

EU ETS: Role of Financial Sector

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Wed

27

Aug

Science and the stock market: Investors’ recognition of unburnable carbon

8:56pm – 8:56pm

Science and the stock market: Investors’ recognition of unburnable carbon, by Professor David Lont, from the Department of Accountancy and Finance, Otago University
Wed

20

Aug

Reforming the NEM to enhance end user participation and demand response

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Thu

14

Aug

OFA Transitional Access

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Tue

5

Aug

The Role of Renewables in Hedging against Future Electricity Industry Uncertainties and Addressing Energy Security Concerns

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Sun

27

Jul

Impacts of Generation-Cycling Costs on Future Electricity Generation Portfolio Investment

8:56pm – 8:56pm
Wed

23

Jul

The Impact of disruptive technologies on electricity utility business models

8:56pm – 8:56pm

The Impact of disruptive technologies on electricity utility business models by Fereidoon P. Sioshansi, PhD, President, Menlo Energy Economics, When: 1:00pm - 2:00pm, Wednesday 23rd July, 2014
Thu

10

Jul

Robust energy policy frameworks for investment into future grids

8:56pm – 8:56pm

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Seminar

100% Renewables for Australia? Challenges and Opportunities

Challenges and opportunities for integrating clean energy technologies into the Australian NEM

Policy and Regulation for the Future Grid - Leading the Transition or Lagging the Disruption?

Can staff-rotation of verifiers and local regulators improve truthful reporting in environmental regulations?

Assessing Long-term Security of Electricity Supply and the Role of Renewable Energy: A Probabilistic Generation Portfolio Analysis Approach

Winners and Losers of EU Emissions Trading during its first trading period (2005 - 2007)

Trading Costs and the Efficiency of Emissions Trading – Evidence from the EU ETS

Integrated Energy Policy development: National energy markets

Modelling future electricity generation portfolio investment under a carbon price

Renewables policy: Distributional implications Experience from Australia and Germany

EU ETS: Role of Financial Sector

Science and the stock market: Investors’ recognition of unburnable carbon

Reforming the NEM to enhance end user participation and demand response

OFA Transitional Access

The Role of Renewables in Hedging against Future Electricity Industry Uncertainties and Addressing Energy Security Concerns

Impacts of Generation-Cycling Costs on Future Electricity Generation Portfolio Investment

The Impact of disruptive technologies on electricity utility business models

Robust energy policy frameworks for investment into future grids