Price formation in spot power markets during the transition from natural gas to green hydrogen
- Role
- Main supervisor (PhD project)
How spot electricity prices are formed as natural gas is replaced by green hydrogen in the power system.
Projects
Projects with industry and public partners, and PhD research supervised at the Technical University of Denmark.
How spot electricity prices are formed as natural gas is replaced by green hydrogen in the power system.
A comprehensive analysis of bidding strategies for market participants in power systems dominated by renewables.
Energy system models for the emerging markets for hydrogen and Power-to-X products.
Total funding €1 million, of which approx. €250,000 at DTU.
Market potential of hydrogen and green fuels and their effect on the European electricity market: short-term operation of Power-to-X assets in spot and balancing markets, and long-term market design and regulation. Partners include DTU, Copenhagen Business School, Biogas Denmark, ENFOR, Energi Danmark, EVIDA and Hybrid Greentech. Acquired funding: approx. €1.3 million.
The role of electrofuels in decarbonising shipping, aviation and heat supply.
Modelling hydrogen markets together with their environmental impacts and regulation.
Acquired funding: approx. €300,000.
Acquired funding: approx. €326,000.
Acquired funding: €256,000.
Acquired funding: approx. €260,000.
Acquired funding: approx. €170,000.