We develope economic mechanisms for coordinating demand & supply in digitized #energy systems.
Publications on request | Imprint: bit.ly/2DGzXrY
| Website | https://iism-sgem.org/ |
| https://www.linkedin.com/company/smart-grids-and-energy-markets/ |
Continuing with the third women in our team, Malin Lange 👩🎓 📈
She started in the beginning of 2022 and was busy with tariff designs to incentivize grid-friendly placement of #elektrolyzer. Looking forward to where her #research journey takes her next.
Next up in line is Saskia Bluhm. 👋
She started her PhD in 2021 and is currently researching ways to enhance #energy literacy and self efficacy with her do-it-yourself #smart meter study. 📱 💡
👋 Starting our introduction series with Sarah Henni, the head of our research group. 📈
She finished her PhD in 2022 and leads the SGEM group since then. Check out her dissertation if you are intereseted in her topics: https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/1000152218.
Meet the #team!
This is the current reserach group "Smart Grids and Energy Markets" at the @KIT_Karlsruhe . Since we are new on Mastodon - recently switched from #twitter - we would like to introduce ourselves. In the next couple of days you will get to know each member and their #research interests in detail.
On friday the #research team of ASSUME (https://assume-project.de/) made a plan for the release of their open-source agent-based simulation toolbox that allows users to investigate future #electricity markets designs under various circumstances. Here market participants are reflected by #reinforcement #learning agents, which not only challenges them among themselves but also the market design.
Stay tuned for the DACH+ #conference on #energy #informatics this year!
Yesterday Kim has been at an agent-based #modelling (ABM) workshop for #energy systems organised by @DLR in Stuttgart. We heard a lot about other models and in the pictures you can see Nick Harder the project lead of ASSUME. In this project we develope an agent-based open-source model which implements #reinforcementlearning.
We are curious what happens next im ABM!
Last week we had the monthly meeting of our Smart Microgrids as a Service (SMaaS) research project at the KD2 lab in Karlsruhe. It was great to see everyone in person and talk about future ideas for the upcoming test phases!💡
Check out our latest #AppliedEnergy publication: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1gPQK15eif4V9R
In our recent paper, we investigate short- and medium-term requirements for battery storage in energy systems with high shares of renewable generation. Through the comparison of a decenral and central planning approach, our solutions offer interesting insights in the trade-off between a cost-optimal system and an equitable spatial ressource distribution.
