OPTRES100会议

Opening Ceremony (LV Ying, BUAA; Wolfgang EICHHAMMER, Fraunhofer ISI; YIN Yuxia, GIZ; LI Weiyang, SGCERI)

Status of Demand Response in Germany and Europe (Marian KLOBASA, Fraunhofer ISI)

Demand Response in Energy Transition and Market Reform in China: from Policy Driving to Market-based Incentives (DONG Jun, NCEPU)

Demand Response and Sector Coupling: Major Flexibility Enablers for the Integration of Renewables (Marian KLOBASA, Fraunhofer ISI, Head Smart Grids)

Influencing Factors of Electricity Demand in the Chinese Residential Sector towards 2050 (LI Mingquan, BUAA)

Will the Residents Choose to Pay more for Clean Energy to meet the Increasing Power Demand? Empirical Study in Tianjin, China (XIE Baichen, TJU)

Panel discussion: Which Role for Demand Response for the Integration of Renewable Energy Sources and How to best Organise DR (Panelists: Marian KLOBASA, Fraunhofer ISI; DONG Jun, NCEPU; LI Mingquan, BUAA; XIE Baichen, TJU)

Learning Energy Efficiency Networks in Germany and Europe (Dirk KOEWENER, LEEN GmbH)

Learning Energy Efficiency Networks in China (LUN Liyong, CIECC)

Combined Concepts for Demand Flexibilisation and Energy Efficiency Based on Learning Networks (Dirk KOEWENER, LEEN GmbH)

Panel discussion: The Business Perspective for Promoting Demand Response and Energy Efficiency Improvement Synergetically by Learning Networks (Panelists: YAN Huaguang, CEPRI; LUN Liyong, CIECC; Dirk KOEWENER, LEEN GmbH; Marian KLOBASA, Fraunhofer ISI)

Welcome to Workshop 2 (FAN Ying, BUAA; Wolfgang EICHHAMMER, Fraunhofer ISI; YIN Yuxia, GIZ)

95% Greenhouse Gas Reduction: What this Implies for the Transformation of the Energy System in Germany (Benjamin PFLUGER, Fraunhofer ISI)

China’s Power Sector Transition: 1.5/2°C Scenarios, Pathways and Challenges (YUAN Jiahai, NCEPU)

Integrated Electricity Systems in Europe as Major Enablers for High Renewables Shares and Scenarios for Integrating Electricity Systems in China and Neighbouring Countries (Katja FRANKE, Fraunhofer ISI)

Long-term View on Renewable Energy Diffusion in China (HAN Xue, ERI)

Panel discussion: Long-term Scenarios for Renewables - Which Implications for Policies? (Panelists: Benjamin PFLUGER, Frank SENSFUSS, Fraunhofer ISI; YUAN Jiahai, NCEPU; HAN Xue, ERI)

Power System Modelling: Focus on High Share Renewable Energy in China (YI Bowen, BUAA)

Modelling the Transition towards High Shares of Renewable Energy Sources with the ENERTILE Model (Frank SENSFUSS, Fraunhofer ISI)

Temporally and Spatially High-resolution Energy System Engineering Modelling and Application (LIU Pei, Tsinghua University)

Renewable-based Electrification and its Role in Energy Service Transformation towards 2050 (HONG Bowen, SGERI)

Welcome to Workshop 3 (FAN Ying, BUAA; Wolfgang EICHHAMMER, Fraunhofer ISI; YIN Yuxia, GIZ)

Electricity Markets in Germany and Europe: Present and Future Market Arrangsments to Integrate Large RES Shares

Status of Electricity Market Reforms in China: Are they Adequate to Cope with Large Shares of Renewables (KANG Xiaowen, ERI)

Impact of Variable Renewable Integration on the Power System: a Case Study of Guangdong Province under Electricity Market Transition in China (ZHU Lei, BUAA)

Key Issues of China’s Renewable Energy Participation in Electricity Market (MA Li, SGERI)

Panel discussion: Which Reforms of Electricity Markets are Needed to Integrate Large Shares of Renewables. Similitudes and Differences between China and Germany/Europe (Panelists: Jenny WINKLER, Frank SENSFUSS, Fraunhofer ISI; KANG Xiaowen, ERI; MA Li, SGERI; ZHU Lei, BUAA)

Renewable Energy Policy in Germany and Europe in the Light of Falling Electricity Markets and RES becoming Mainstream (Jenny WINKLER, Fraunhofer ISI)

Present and Future RES Policies in China: How can they accompany the penetration of RES into the Chinese Electricity Market (WANG Jixue, CREEI)

Achieving Grid Parity of Wind and Solar PV Power in China - Present Levelized Cost of Electricity and Future Evolution (TU Qiang, Tianjin University of Finance & Economics)

Panel discussion: Which RES Policies are Necessary to Reach 100% Renewables in the Power Mix? (Panelists: Jenny WINKLER, Ben PFLUGER, Fraunhofer ISI; WANG Jixue, CREEI; TU Qiang, TUFE)