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2024-9: Welfare redistribution through flexibility - Who pays?: Polina Emelianova and Nils Namockel
2024-8: Revisiting the Dynamics and Elasticities of the U.S. Natural Gas Market: Markos Farag
2024-7: Assessing the Impact of Take-or-Pay Rates in Long-Term Contracts for Hydrogen Imports on a Decarbonized European Energy System under Weather Variability: Julian Kreutz and Jan Hendrik Kopp
2024-6: Decomposing Return and Volatility Connectedness in Northwest European Gas Markets: Evidence from the 𝑅2 connectedness approach: Markos Farag and Oliver Ruhnau
2024-5: A heated debate – The future cost-efficiency of climate-neutral heating options under consideration of heterogeneity and uncertainty (Update): Michael Moritz, Berit Hanna Czock and Oliver Ruhnau
2024-4: Cost and cost distribution of policy-driven investments in decentralized heating systems in residential buildings in Germany: Berit Hanna Czock, Cordelia Frings and Fabian Arnold
2024-3: A heated debate - The future cost-efficiency of climate-neutral heating options under consideration of heterogeneity and uncertainty: Michael Moritz, Berit Hanna Czock and Oliver Ruhnau
2024-2: Europe, the Green Island? Developing an integrated energy system model to assess an energy-independent, CO2-neutral Europe: Broghan Helgeson
2024-1: Integrating EVs into distribution grids – Examining the effects of various DSO intervention strategies on optimized charging: Arne Lilienkamp and Nils Namockel
2023-8: Integrating Cross-Border Hydrogen Infrastructure in European Natural Gas Networks: A Comprehensive Optimization Approach: David Schlund
2023-7: Two prices fix all? On the Robustness of a German Bidding Zone Split: Jonas Zinke
2023-6: On the functional form of short-term electricity demand response – insights from high-price years in Germany: Fabian Arnold
2023-5: Environmental policy instruments for investments in backstop technologies under present bias - an application to the building sector: Fabian Arnold, Amir Ashour Novirdoust and Philip Theile
2023-4: Diffusion of electric vehicles and their flexibility potential for smoothing residual demand - A spatio-temporal analysis for Germany: Fabian Arnold, Arne Lilienkamp and Nils Namockel
2023-3: Global Natural Gas Market Integration in the Face of Shocks: Evidence from the Dynamics Of European, Asian, and US Gas Futures Prices: Markos Farag, Samir Jeddi and Jan Hendrik Kopp
2023-2: How curtailment affects the spatial allocation of variable renewable electricity - What are the drivers and welfare effects?: Dominic Lencz
2023-1: The place beyond the lines – efficient storage allocation in a spatially unbalanced power system with a high share of renewables: Berit Hanna Czock, Amelie Sitzmann and Jonas Zinke
2022-5: Developing a Model for Consumer Management of Decentralized Options: Cordelia Frings and Broghan Helgeson
2022-4: Fit for 55? An assessment of the effectiveness of the EU COM's reform proposal for the EU ETS: Theresa Wildgrube
2022-3: Charting the Development of a Global Market for Low-Carbon Hydrogen: Max Schönfisch
2022-2: More Biofuel = More Food?: Niklas Hinkel
2022-1: A Stochastic Discrete Choice Dynamic Programming Model of Power Plant Operations and Retirement: Eren Çam, Niklas Hinkel and Max Schönfisch
2021-10: Simultaneity of green energy and hydrogen production: Analysing the dispatch of a grid-connected electrolyser: David Schlund and Philipp Theile
2021-9: Complementing carbon prices with Carbon Contracts for Difference in the presence of risk - When is it beneficial and when not?: Samir Jeddi, Dominic Lencz and Theresa Wildgrube
2021-8: On the Determinants of Trade in Natural Gas: A Political Economy Approach: Markos Farag and Chahir Zaki
2021-7: How prices guide investment decisions under net purchasing – An empirical analysis on the impact of network tariffs on residential PV: Fabian Arnold, Samir Jeddi and Amelie Sitzmann
2021-6: The Emerging Hydrogen Economy and its Impact on LNG: Omran Al-Kuwari and Max Schönfisch
2021-5: Unobserved technological heterogeneity among German electricity distribution network operators - a latent class analysis: Lisa Just
2021-4: Internal and external effects of pricing short-term gas transmission capacity via multipliers: Eren Çam and Dominic Lencz
2021-3: Analysing the Impact of a Renewable Hydrogen Quota on the European Electricity and Natural Gas Markets: David Schlund and Max Schönfisch
2021-2: The who’s who of a hydrogen market ramp-up: A stakeholder analysis for Germany: David Schlund, Simon Schulte and Tobias Sprenger
2021-1: Network tariﬀs under diﬀerent pricing schemes in a dynamically consistent framework: Samir Jeddi and Amelie Sitzmann
2020-10: The Reformed EU ETS in Times of Economic Crises: the Case of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Johanna Bocklet
2020-9: Distributed Generation and Cost Efficiency of German Electricity Distribution Network Operators: Lisa Just and Heike Wetzel
2020-8: On the time-dependency of MAC curves and its implications for the EU ETS: Martin Hintermayer, Lukas Schmidt and Jonas Zinke
2020-7: Puncturing the Waterbed or the New Green Paradox? The Effectiveness of Overlapping Policies in the EU ETS under Perfect Foresight and Myopia: Lukas Schmidt
2020-6: One price fits all? Wind power expansion under uniform and nodal pricing in Germany: Lukas Schmidt and Jonas Zinke
2020-5: Optimal Dispatch of a Coal-Fired Power Plant with Integrated Thermal Energy Storage: Eren Çam
2020-4: Estimating Long-Term Global Supply Costs for Low-Carbon Hydrogen: Gregor Brändle, Max Schönfisch and Simon Schulte
2020-3: A Carbon Price Floor in the Reformed EU ETS: Design matters!: Martin Hintermayer
2020-2: Pricing short-term gas transmission capacity: A theoretical approach to understand the diverse eﬀects of the multiplier system: Eren Çam and Dominic Lencz
2020-1: How does the EU ETS reform impact allowance prices? The role of myopia, hedging requirements and the Hotelling rule: Johanna Bocklet and Martin Hintermayer
2019-6: Agricultural Liming in Zambia: Potential Effects on Welfare: Niklas Hinkel
2019-5: The Shift in Global Crude Oil Market Structure: A model-based analysis of the period 2013–2017: Istemi Berk and Eren Çam
2019-4: The Reformed EU ETS - Intertemporal Emission Trading with Restricted Banking: Johanna Bocklet, Martin Hintermayer, Lukas Schmidt and Theresa Wildgrube
2019-3: How Does Climate Change Affect Optimal Allocation of Variable Renewable Energy?: Jakob Peter
2019-2: Fukushima and German Energy Policy 2005 - 2015/2016: Christian Growitsch and Felix Höffler
2019-1: The Role of Electricity in Decarbonizing European Road Transport – Development and Assessment of an Integrated Multi-Sectoral Model: Broghan Helgeson and Jakob Peter
2018-3: Multi-unit multiple bid auctions in balancing markets: an agent-based Q-learning approach: Johannes Viehmann, Stefan Lorenczik and Raimund Malischek
2018-2: Optimal Allocation of Variable Renewable Energy Considering Contributions to Security of Supply: Jakob Peter and Johannes Wagner

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