CSEI’s STEERS project* on integrated network development planning in Europe is wrapping up soon. Since the end of 2021, we have amongst others: The final workshop for the project is coming up on the 14th of June. In the event we will present the main outcomes of the project and discuss the future of cross-border transmission planning with stakeholders and policymakers….
The world is moving towards cleaner energy sources, and Europe is leading the way in this transition. However, the path to a decarbonized future is not without challenges. To address some of these challenges, the Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) and the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies (OIES) recently organized a workshop titled “Electricity Market Reform in Europe” on March 31, 2023, at the Copenhagen Business School.
In the Project “A Methodology for Implementing Smart and Efficient Energy System Integration” (STEERS) CSEI assesses the methodology of the ten-year network development planning (TYNDP) against the state of knowledge on sector integration and system modelling. The TYNDP process is evolving continuously in order to support the European decarbonisation targets and to align with the…
The third edition of the EU Commission’s PCI Energy Days was held on September 19th and 20th 2022 in Brussel. This forum allows participants and stakeholders to come together to share ideas and best practices. CSEI with its focus on economic research regarding future European infrastructure is well placed to assist in the challenges and…
CSEI has just published a new Policy Brief on the economics of nuclear energy – with a clear message that investments in nuclear power need to be thought through carefully. The levelized costs of electricity from renewables have decreased by up to 90% in the past decade. During the same period, the cost of nuclear…
Amid the gradual transition to endemic COVID-19, Europe may now be facing the beginning of a new pandemic: energy poverty. The war in Ukraine has influenced energy prices already on the rise to yield the perfect storm. Professor Tooraj Jamasb and Dr. Manuel Llorca from CSEI provide their insights on energy poverty. Read this analysis below.
Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) kicked-off a socio-economic research project in cooperation with the European Commission to foster system integration and efficiency in EU-level energy network planning With the European Commission’s outline of a plan to make Europe independent from Russian fossil fuels well before 2030, starting with gas, in light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, future…
CSEI has teamed up with Florence School of Regulation (FSR) once again and the Danish Utility Regulator (DUR) to host a virtual book launch event on March, 25th from 1-2.30 PM of a new anthology: “Energy Regulation in the Green Transition”. The anthology is a collection of contributions from leading academics with financial, legal and technical backgrounds, which have been collected in collaboration with an editorial team.
On October, 29th 2020 the EU Commission conducts the annual Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum. CSEI will participate with input on the uptake of innovation in the energy sector and with recommendations on the TEN-E revision in cooperation with Florence School of Regulation (FSR). Read more at The Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum
CSEI’s PhD student Alexandra Lüth together with her two co-authors Jens Weibezahn (TU Berlin) and Jan Martin Zepter (DTU) has been selected to receive a Dennis J. O’Brien Virtual USAEE/IAEE Best Student Paper Award.