2005 EPRG Spring Seminar

EPRG is pleased to announce our successful 2005 Spring Seminar. On 5 May, EPRG hosted delegates to a dinner at Jesus College, and on 6 May, to a full-day seminar at Downing College.

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Programme

Session 1: Transmission

Chaired by Michael Pollitt

• Richard Green – How Much Does It Cost to Get It Wrong?
• David Newbery – Network Pricing for Distributed Generation

Session 2: Renewables

Chaired by Denny Ellerman

• Paul Twomey – Non-CO2 Benefits of Renewables
• Karsten Neuhoff – System Integration of Wind

Session 3: Market design

Chaired by Richard Green

• Gert Brunekreeft – The Electricity Markets in Germany and the Netherlands: What Is Happening?
• Jean-Michel Glachant – SESSA Project; Main Findings

Electricity Policy Forum

David Newbery/Michael Pollitt

Session 4: International experiences; innovative uses of markets

Chaired by David Newbery

• Denny Ellerman – Absolute or Intensity-Based Caps: What Difference Does It Make?
• Stephen Littlechild – User-determined Transmission Expansion in Argentina
• Michael Pollitt – What Was the Impact on Efficiency of the US Distribution Company Merger Wave?