Jalal Kazempour
@jalalkazempour.bsky.social
Professor at DTU, Denmark. Interested in energy markets and operations research.
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Mission Accomplished!
Yesterday, I completed teaching my MSc course “Renewables in Electricity Markets” at DTU. All lectures were recorded and are publicly available, offering over 19 hours of content in total.
🎥 Video Recordings: lnkd.in/dmM_r_7Y
Yesterday, I completed teaching my MSc course “Renewables in Electricity Markets” at DTU. All lectures were recorded and are publicly available, offering over 19 hours of content in total.
🎥 Video Recordings: lnkd.in/dmM_r_7Y
consumption during peak hours in exchange for discounted grid tariffs. But how can such a community deliver this service through dynamic pricing? And what’s the best way to ensure fair distribution of the collective benefits? If these questions intrigue you, check out the article for a deeper dive!
How can energy communities provide grid services? A dynamic pricing mechanism with budget balance, individual rationality, and fair allocation
Following recent Danish legislation promoting energy communities, we explore how these communities can provide grid services to distribution system op…
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New paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
How can energy communities—groups of prosumers located within the same distribution feeder—provide valuable grid services, specifically “capacity limitation services,” to distribution system operators?
The community sets a cap on its total (1/2)
How can energy communities—groups of prosumers located within the same distribution feeder—provide valuable grid services, specifically “capacity limitation services,” to distribution system operators?
The community sets a cap on its total (1/2)
bidding either 0 or the entire available capacity in the day-ahead market. We addressed this issue by introducing explicit risk constraints to the bidding problem, mitigating this "betting" behavior, while using historical data to learn a linear bidding policy. Hope you find it interesting to read!
Betting vs. Trading: Learning a Linear Decision Policy for Selling Wind Power and Hydrogen
We develop a bidding strategy for a hybrid power plant combining co-located wind turbines and an electrolyzer, constructing a price-quantity bidding curve for the day-ahead electricity market while op...
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New preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2412.18479
The bidding problem under a single imbalance pricing scheme looks like betting, leading to an all-or-nothing strategy. This means energy producers may decide whether to gamble on the imbalance being long or short, often resulting in (1/2)
The bidding problem under a single imbalance pricing scheme looks like betting, leading to an all-or-nothing strategy. This means energy producers may decide whether to gamble on the imbalance being long or short, often resulting in (1/2)
Happy Holidays from the Energy Markets and Analytics (EMA) Section of DTU! Wishing you a season filled with joy, peace, and warmth. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Two PhD positions to be announced in our group soon!
Jalal Kazempour: DTU Professorship Inaugural Lecture "Energy Market Design for a Renewable Future"
YouTube video by DTU: Lectures on Power & Energy Systems
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I had the privilege of delivering the inaugural lecture at DTU last Friday. Below, you'll find the video recording and slides, where I share some of my insights:
YouTube: youtu.be/wtYq2Es8Ve0?...
YouTube: youtu.be/wtYq2Es8Ve0?...
Speakers:
Paul Joskow (MIT)
Richard O'Neil (formerly @ FERC and ARPA-e)
Natalia Fabra (UC3M)
Bissan Gaddar (Ivey Business School & DTU)
Azarakhsh Malekian (U of Toronto)
Jochen Cremer (TU Delft)
Form DTU: Lesia Mitridati, Licio Romao, Spyros Chatzivasileiadis, & Jalal Kazempour
Paul Joskow (MIT)
Richard O'Neil (formerly @ FERC and ARPA-e)
Natalia Fabra (UC3M)
Bissan Gaddar (Ivey Business School & DTU)
Azarakhsh Malekian (U of Toronto)
Jochen Cremer (TU Delft)
Form DTU: Lesia Mitridati, Licio Romao, Spyros Chatzivasileiadis, & Jalal Kazempour
We are excited to announce that applications are now open for the DTU PES Summer School 2025, which will be held at DTU, Copenhagen, May 18-23, 2025: energy-markets-school.dk
Focus: Advanced optimization and AI for electricity market design and power system operation
Focus: Advanced optimization and AI for electricity market design and power system operation