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This conference offers an exceptional opportunity to enhance the debate about the energy demand side management issue and the electricity markets. Despite the conference is being mostly focused on electricity, demand side measures could also be applied to energy as a whole, in its several forms. In such a way, the topics of the conference reflect this large spectrum of interests, namely climate change and regulation, environmental regulation, the sustainable mobility, shared backups or sustainable energy.
The conference will be primarily focused on the challenges that the considerable integration of renewables is provoking in the electricity markets. The challenges that novel renewables are bringing to the markets and for the energy policies, jointly with the important role that consumers and prosumers ought to play, are some of the most critical issues facing the electricity diversification mix today. In such a way, theoretical, empirical, and experimental methods, complemented by approaches from other field specialists are expected, moving the debate forward and pushing the agenda beyond 2030. Academics and scholars, policy makers, government staff, international institutions, regulatory agencies, and practitioners are all very welcome to join the debate.
Call for papers available at:
https://ubipt-my.sharepoint.com/personal/4apeen2019_ubi_pt/_layouts/15/onedrive.aspx?id=%2Fpersonal%2F4apeen2019_ubi_pt%2FDocuments%2FCFP_4APEEN2019%2Epdf&parent=%2Fpersonal%2F4apeen2019_ubi_pt%2FDocuments&cid=22f95381-7f1b-4f6d-a0d0-e6b68deb25e6
STUDENT PRIZE for the best article/presentation
The best article/presentation in 2019 APEEN Annual Conference will be awarded with an International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) Student Prize, that is, (350$) and the annual membership rate payment of $50.00 to join APEEN/IAEE during one year.
A previous examining panel of three conference Scientific Committee members will be nominated in order to evaluate the articles sent by MsC and PhD students for the referred prize. The prize will be previously defined by examining panel but only attributed to presenting student which in effect attend the conference.
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