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Missed ReNew Canada’s InfraIntelligence webinar on clean energy?  Read the recap and learn from AECOM’s Marie-Jose (MJ) Croonen about what Canada’s energy transition means for organizations and what they are doing to prepare for it.   Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eeEXbTjJ   Watch the webinar replay: https://lnkd.in/gB78KWfE #AECOMCanada #CleanEnergy #ReNewCanada

With 50 million Americans having one or more autoimmune diseases, the need for innovative clinical trial solutions that assess disease activity affecting the joints has never been greater. Through feedback sessions, focus groups, and interviews with joint assessors, YPrime identified the strengths and weaknesses of paper and digital assessments and applied these learnings to the new Tender Swollen Joint Count (TSJC) Assessment withing eCOA. It prioritizes ease of use and data quality with a simple, clear user interface. Join us in revolutionizing the way we assess joint disease activity in clinical trials. #clinicaltrials #healthcareinnovation #autoimmunedisease

The NYISO Winter Capability Period for 2024/25 is set to commence on November 1st, and a series of crucial auction events precede it. The NYISO Installed Capacity Market for Winter 2024/25 promises to be dynamic and shaped by various factors, including changes in supply, winter peak load forecast, and the Demand Curve Reset Period process (DCRP). https://buff.ly/3ZC7y1q #powerprices #powermarkets

📢 On the robustness of DA #MarketCoupling processes! The incident in yesterday's Day-Ahead Market Coupling auction showed that coupled markets, allocated cross-border capacities and reliable procedures lead to reliable market prices. 💡 Below you can see the Day-Ahead base prices for Germany and Austria as they were calculated by the Euphemia algorithm in the DA Market Coupling auction for the delivery day 26 June 2024. 🌍 These prices were used at EXAA for trades in the 12:00 MC auction. #dayahead #energytrading #energyprices #energyexchange #sdac

Wow. NorNed is in operation since 2008. The allocation of the capacity was first done through a day-ahead explicit auction. This was due to different market closure times between NordPool and APX. This was soon resolved (I forgot the exact year) and day-ahead market coupling was introduced. Later also the allocation of intraday caapcity was introduced. But the allocation of forward transmission capacity has always been an open issue. The Dutch NRA always preferred the introduction of explicit auctions, but the Norwegian NRA always refused. Now, ACER announced that it will decide on 17 February 2025. 17 years later. A good example of how slow the process of integrating European electricity markets can be. https://lnkd.in/ePGpH_kp

This week, we had the opportunity to attend the The International Conference on European Energy Markets (EEM) - EEM24 at the Kadir Has University in Istanbul, Türkiye, 🇹🇷 hosted by KHAS CESD. One of our colleagues, Yves Langer, presented takeaways from a study he performed with Mehdi Madani for Eurelectric and Energy Traders on the Long-Term Flow-based Allocations of Transmission Rights (LT FBA). We are excited to share these takeaways with you! ⬇ The presentation focused on "Minimum Offered Volumes in Long-Term Flow-based Allocations of Transmission Rights" tackled in a paper published with this event. 🤨 The study investigated the market impacts (auction surplus, allocated volumes, prices, …) of ensuring minimum offered volumes on each CORE border, as a measure to mitigate flow-factor competition that may otherwise lead to zero volumes allocated on some borders. It is important for stakeholders that hedging instruments are provided on all borders. Here at N-SIDE, given the importance of Long-Term Transmission Rights in the European power markets, we strive to provide the best advice on the ideal auction design – and applicable clearing process –  for  LT FBA. 🎯 👉 For those interested in more information on the study, we invite you to peruse the accompanying slide deck via the following link: https://bit.ly/3KFHHNl #LTTR #EnergySector #event

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𝟏𝟐 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒, 𝟏𝟏𝐡𝟏𝟖, 𝐈𝐅𝐀𝟐 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐮𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 Sunny Sunday noon, little wind but sun in UK, in the Nordics and in Continental Europe. 11h00 to 12h00 (UTC) DA auction prices: Germany, France, the Netherlands and Belgium: slightly below 0.00 EUR/MWh, Nordics slightly above 0.00 EUR/MWh, UK: 69.30 GBP/MWh. In contrast: ID auction prices in the Nordics, France, the Netherlands and Belgium: around 0.00 EUR/MWh and around -95.33 EUR/MWh in Germany (continuous ID trade), UK: around -20.92 GBP/MWh. Consequently, we saw a strong export from Continental Europe to the UK. Then the IFA2 interconnector stopped its 1000 MW export to the UK at around 11h18. This caused a 372 mHz drop in the UK system. Happily, the UK system was long! Continental Europe jumped up 38 mHz in two steps. We have no explanation if the Nordic frequency decrease shortly after the UK event. Could it be that there was a stronger short-term export from Norway to the UK? There should not be such a kind of a support mechanism between two separate synchronous areas. Was this by coincidence or did we miss something?

Every day is a schoolday....by 0800 this morning I had learned: Adding Green Ammonia to coal reduces emissions as you burn coal an 20:80 ratio ammonia to coal reduces emissions by 20%! This is great for countries with a coal biased energy production... and lets face it there are many countries heavily reliant on coal fired power! I thought ammonia was ammonia but no there is green and grey the former being produced by renewable energy sources (nothing to do with colour). Countries for example that have a high degree of renewable energy production now have a great chance to diversify into green ammonia production. The development of ammonia as a fuel is also well underway with four build projects for ammonia fuelled ships being recently announced. As a result of the increasing demand VLAC orders are increasing (Very Large Ammonia Carriers) which can also be easily configured to carry other liquid gases and existing LPG / LNG carriers can be quickly converted should their be a rapid increase in demand. This had snuck under my radar as I've been heavily focused on grey ships these past few years! I stumbled across the article below when I picked out Jose Navarro's name as I was silver surfing whilst having breakfast. Jose and I were both working for Lloyd's Register out of Ulsan in the early 2000's, had I not picked this out I might not have read it. What an interesting start to the day! One thing however that ammonia is not good for is soaking fish to help digestion as I found out to my detriment in Korea 2007... but that's another story don't eat two is all I'll say! #environment #greenenergy #shipbuilding #marineengineering Link to the article: https://loom.ly/pAAtqjE

Such oscillation of frequency shows the importance of Control Centers Operations Expertise, for: ▪︎Predicting the renewable outputs upon the weather changes "in advance". ▪︎Coordinate the tredings' flow between the interconnected grids, based on the energy auction prices and as per system stability restrictions. ▪︎Ensuring the measures to stabilise the entire system frequency by assuring the PSR, SSR, AGC, BESS, all are in service and in active response properly. ▪︎Assuring the Emergency Response Plan is ready as a part of the Business Continuity Management. ▪︎Finally, confirming that the Control Centers Operation Engineers are trained regularly in order to deal with any unexpected scenarios.