The Working Paper Days is a bi-annual event organized by the S.E.R.G. to allow its members to present their current work to the team and get feedback.

The September 2024 session program focused on energy economics, electro-mobility and autonomous vehicles economics, environmental economics:

Septembre 5th: 

• Keynote by Professor Stéphane Goutte (OVSQ / Paris-Saclay University): Energy studies, what's next?

Paper presentations on energy economics:

• Ange Blanchard (S.E.R.G and Chaire Eco Climat): "Unlocking Advanced Nuclear Investment: Balancing Operational Flexibility and Competitive Behavior Concerns with Capability CfDs"
• Arnauld Guillotin (S.E.R.G and RTE): "Impact of hydrogen regulation and policy on power system flexibility provision"
• Julien Ancel (S.E.R.G and Chaire Eco Climat): "Demand response when dynamic and flat power retail tariffs coexist"
• Adrien Nicolle (S.E.R.G and Chaire Econmie du Climat): "Hypergraph for depolution agreements"
• Nicolas Hatem (S.E.R.G and Engie): "Ground-mounted solar and the impact of land-use planning: evidence from France"
• Cyrian Hallemeyer (S.E.R.G and EDF): "Modeling hybrid nuclear reactors coupled with district heating networks"

September 6th:

• Keynote by Jan Lepoutre (ESSEC): Mobility issues

Paper presentations on electro-mobility and autonomous vehicules:

• Charly Beye (S.E.R.G and Optimo): “A Model of Future Mobility Ecosystems – The Case of Automated Vehicles”
• Nicole Van den Boom (S.E.R.G and Optimo): "From a Critical Review to a Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Mobility Systems with Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment"
• Diego Cebreros (S.E.R.G and -OLCEM): "Contracts for Smart Power: An analysis of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)"
• Elias Zigah (S.E.R.G and -Ultimo): "Automated vehicles and dynamic tariffs"
• Diana Elhajj Sleiman (S.E.R.G and Ultimo): "Systematic review of the individual and public policy drivers of intention to use shared automated vehicles integrated in public transport system."

September 9:

Keynotes by Inky Jonhstone (University of Oxford): Voluntary carbon markets

Paper presentations on energy economics:

• Camille Megy (S.E.R.G and Chaire Gaz): "The Complementary Value of Hydrogen and Battery Storage in Integrated Electricity-Hydrogen Systems"
• Katharina Menke (S.E.R.G and Deloitte): "Allocating Carbon Contracts for Difference – Lessons from the Electricity Sector"
• Clémence Lévêque (S.E.R.G and Deloitte): "How financial de-risking can channel private capital toward the energy transition?"
• Louis Soumoy (S.E.R.G and Engie): "The need for electricity storage long-term contracts - Completing an hybrid electricity market to unlock flexibility investments"
• Sergio-Léo Vargas Aranda (S.E.R.G and CEA): "Modelling the sensitivity of the European electricity system to Belgian and German nuclear policies"
• Guillaume Delafosse (ENS): "Growth or Degrowth? Climate preservation under limits to clean inputs substitutability"

Paper presentations on environmental and Climate economics:

• Marine Kohler (S.E.R.G and Greenly): "Critical review of corporate climate performance assessment systems"
• Eloïse Vaillant (S.E.R.G and Toovalu): "Nouvelles pratiques de RSE, entre dispositifs de pilotage et récit régénératif"
• Romain Presty (S.E.R.G and IFPEN): "The effect of carbon prices on the investments in carbon removal"
• Coline Seralta (S.E.R.G and OLCEM): " Incentives and barriers to upscale novel carbon dioxide removal : policy review"
• Flore Verbist (KU Leuven): "On the implications of carbon removal & emission trading system designs."
• Antigoni Theocharidou (Imperial College London): "Integration of carbon removals into the UK ETS"