The evolution in electricity markets brought on by new technology (wind, solar, batteries) and new regulations (GHG policy, renewable portfolio standards) will require an economic policy framework which complements this evolution and ensures that we do not suffer from unintended consequences. Our work focusses on Alberta's electricity grid and local/regional deployment of renewable energy sources and storage options and the policies which complement those technologies.
2018 Electricity Symposium: The Future of Alberta's Electricity System
Conference/Workshop
2019 Electricity Symposium: The Future of Alberta's Electricity System
Conference/Workshop
Alberta's Electricity Futures
Conference/Workshop
Backcasting utility-scale solar market impacts in Alberta
Conference/Workshop
Carbon price pass-through in electricity market
Conference/Workshop
Grid-Connected and Distributed Renewable Electricity Generation
Conference/Workshop
Market Impacts of Geographic Dispersion of Wind Energy in Alberta
Conference/Workshop
Market Impacts of Wind Energy in Alberta
Event
Market impacts of geographic dispersion of wind energy in Alberta
Conference/Workshop
Backcasting solar farm generation displacement in Alberta’s electricity market
Scholarly Refereed Journal
Calibrating Canadian Wind Atlas Data to Historic Market Performance
Scholarly Refereed Journal
Interview with Terra Informa
Interview (Broadcast or Text)
Keeping the Lights on with Wind Energy
Invited/Keynote
Market impacts of geographically dispersed wind farms in Alberta
Scholarly Refereed Journal
Modelling wind-hydrogen storage in Alberta’s electricity market
Scholarly Refereed Journal
Power Demand in the Time of COVID
Research Report
Wind farm layout configurations in Canada
Scholarly Refereed Journal
Wind power emissions displacement in Alberta's electricity market
Scholarly Refereed Journal