Objectives
Deregulation
of electricity sector has deeply changed the requirements of the models
used as decision-support tools by generation companies. Although this
process has brought generation companies new opportunities, they have
to face new decisions, and new risks. This course is focused on the
new role of models for generation expansion and operation, from long-
to short-term decisions.
It will cover both the adaptation of traditional techniques and the
new techniques developed under the new framework.
The different functions and time scopes considered by models in the
generation industry will be treated. The course will cover from long-term
models used to establish global policies and generation expansion, to
medium-and short-term tools that address operation strategies, risk
assessment and strategic bidding among others.
Coordinators
Dr.
Efraim Centeno (efraim.centeno@iit.upcomillas.es)
Efraim Centeno Hernáez was born in Logroño,
La Rioja, Spain, in 1967. He obtained the Electronic Engineer degree from
the Universidad Pontificia Comillas in 1991 and PhD degree in 1998. He
is lecturer in the same University and teachs Circuit Analysis, Introduction
to Electric Power Systems and Physics. His areas of interest include technical
and economical operation of electric power systems, optimization, simulation
and hidrothermal coordination. He has participated in several consultancy
and research projects concerning this subjects for several electrical
utilities.
Dr.
Javier Reneses (javier.reneses@iit.upcomillas.es)
Javier Reneses was born in Madrid in 1972. He obtained
his Electrical Engineering Degree (1996) and a PhD in Industrial Engineering
(2004) from the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICAI), Madrid, Spain,
and a Degree in Mathematics from the Open University in Spain [Universidad
Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED)] in 2005. He has worked
as the responsible for Technical Education in the Asociation Fe y Alegría,
in Bolivia. At present, he is a Research Fellow at the Instituto de Investigación
Tecnológica. His areas of interest include operation, simulation
models and planning of electric energy systems and risk management strategies
in electricity markets.
Instructors
E.
Centeno
Universidad
Pontificia Comillas
Spain
J.
Reneses
Universidad
Pontificia Comillas
Spain
Á.
Baillo
Banco de Santander
Spain
S.
Brown
Électricité de France
France
Hans-Jakob
Lüthi
Swiss Federal Institute of Technologie
Switzerland
D.
Bunn
London Business School
UK
J.
José Sánchez
Universidad Pontificia Comillas
Spain
N.
Fabra
Universidad Carlos III
Spain
N.
Mosquera
Endesa
Spain
M.
Saguan
École Supérieure d´Électricité - Supélec
France
P.
Vásquez
Iberdrola
Spain
Course
duration and location
Three days
- September
10th-12th 2008.
Universidad Pontificia Comillas de Madrid
Alberto Aguilera 23, 28015 Madrid – Spain
Courses Contents
Wednesday
September 10th
8:30 to 9:00 – Course registration
9:00 to 10:00 – Dr. Efraim Centeno - Presentation and
introduction to generation planning strategic models
10:00 to 11:30 – Dr. Álvaro Baillo - Strategic bidding in
electricity spot markets
11:30 to 12:00 – Coffee break
12:00 to 13:30 – Dr. Natalia Fabra - ENERGEIA: a tool for simulating
strategic bidding behaviour in electricity markets
13:30 to 15:30 – Lunch
15:30 to 17:00 – Dr. Hans-Jakob Lüthi - Risk management in
power markets: the hedging value of production flexibility
Thursday
September 11th
8:30 to 10:00 – Dr. Marcelo Saguan - Experience with market
test suite to simulate imperfect competitive behavior in electricity markets
10:00 to 11:30 – Dr. Javier Reneses - Coordination between medium-term
planning and short-term operation in electricity markets
11:30 to 12:00 – Coffee break
12:00 to 13:30 – Ms. Pilar Vázquez - Models and applications
for a generation firm. Experience of Iberdrola.
13:30 to 15:30 – Lunch
15:30 to 17:00 – Ms. Natalia Mosquera - Company necessities: application
of a medium-term electricity market model at Endesa.
Friday
September 12th
8:30 to 10:00 – Mr. Juan-José Sánchez - Modelling
the influence of long-term strategies in the dynamics of electricity markets.
10:00 to 11:30 – Dr. Derek Bunn - Evaluating power investment options
with uncertainty in climate policy
11:30 to 12:00 – Coffee break
12:00 to 13:30 – Mr. Steven Brown - Long-term electricity price
modelling: an example of a bottom-up approach
Course fees
The course fees include lectures, documentation, coffee
breaks and lunches according to the registration option.
Members of the EES - UETP: 525 €
University non members of the EES - UETP: 900 €
Industry non members of the EES - UETP: 1500 €
Please make a bank transfer to the following bank account:
Bank: BBVA
Address: C/ Alcalá 16, 28014 Madrid
Account number: 0182-2370-45-0201510629
IBAN: ES18-0182-2370-4502-0151-0629
SWIFT: BBVAESMMXXX
and please send or fax a copy of the bank transfer to
Ms. Cristina Ruiz
Email: cristina@upcomillas.es
Phone : (+34) 915 40 61 07 Fax : (+34) 915 42 31 76
Courses' Cancellation Policy:
notifications should be sent in writing
to the course Coordinators. Cancellations received one week before the
course will not be refunded.
Registration
form
Registration
Form
Accommodation
Special rates have
been arranged at the following hotels (please refer to Universidad Pontificia
Comillas when booking).
T3 Tirol
c/ Marqués de Urquijo, 4
P. (+34) 915481900
F. (+34) 915413958
www.t3tirol.com
100€+IVA (breakfast inc.)
NH Alb. Aguilera
c/ Alberto Aguilera, 18
P. (+34) 914460900
F. (+34) 914460904
www.nh-hoteles.es/NH-Alberto-Aguilera
128€+IVA (breakfast inc.)
Information
Ms.
Cristina Ruiz
Email: cristina@upcomillas.es
Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica
Universidad Pontificia Comillas
Alberto Aguilera, 23 E-28015 Madrid, Spain
Phone : (+34) 915 40 61 07 Fax : (+34) 915 42 31 76
Deadline
for inscriptions: September 3rd 2008 (the course secretariat will be closed
during August.)
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