Pre-Conference Seminars IAEE-Bergen søndag 19. juni 2016, forut for oppstart av selve konferansen.

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1 FINANSMARKEDSFONDET Sluttrapport Faglige kurs og konferanser Sendes per epost til prosjektets kontaktperson for rapportering. Forutsettes undertegnet av prosjektleder og prosjektansvarlig. Prosjektnummer /099 Prosjekttittel IAEE International Conference 2016 Prosjektleder Einar Hope Kontraktspartner NHH Prosjektperiode juni 2016 Er resultatene i hovedsak i samsvar med hva som var angitt i prosjektbeskrivelsen? Har fremdriften i prosjektet vært som forutsatt i avtaledokumentet? Er det vesentlige avvik mht prosjektkostnader og/eller -finansiering? Er det andre vesentlige avvik i forhold til hva som var forutsatt i avtaledokumentet? Ja Nei Kommentarer: Sammendrag: IAEE/NHH Summer School torsdag 16 lørdag 18. juni 2016 Under IAEE/NHH Summer School la vi vekt på å koble teori og praksis og benytte et variert undervisningsopplegg med regulære forelesninger, arbeid med oppgaver i gruppe og diskusjon i plenum, samt gjesteforelesere fra næringen (herunder bedriftsbesøk). Det var lett å få i gang diskusjoner og opplegget fungerte bra. Under bedriftsbesøket hos Bergen Energi fredag 16. juni fikk vi presentasjoner av bedriftens hoved strategier.temaet for Bjarte Myksvoll sin gjesteforelesning lørdag 17. juni var Risk Management in Practice. Til sammen 21 deltakere med variert bakgrunn fulgte kurset (se vedlagt deltakerliste). Pre-Conference Seminars IAEE-Bergen søndag 19. juni 2016, forut for oppstart av selve konferansen. Det ble arrangert tre Pre-conerence seminarer, Enhancing academic presentation skills, organisert av professor Georg Erdmann og Dr.Ing. Markus Graebig, Technical University, Berlin Capacity markets and security of energy supply, organisert og forelest av ass.professor Sebastian Schwenen, Technical University of Munich and DIW, Berlin Future of utilities utilities of the future, organisert av Fereidoon Sioshansi, PhD og President, Menlo Energy Economics, Stanford. Innledere: Senior lecturer Christoph Burger, School of Management and Technology, Berlin. Professor Richard Green, Imperial College Business School, London, professor Tooraj Jamasb, Durham University, professor Leonardo Meeus, Vlerick Business School and EUI, ass.professor Iain MacGill, University of New South Wales, Sidney. Antall deltakere på seminarene var henholdsvis, 60, 40 og 50. Tilbakemeldingene på seminarene har vært meget gode. Ytterligere informasjon om seminarene (også om Summer School) er inneholdt på konferansens webside,

2 Økonomi: Utgifter (1000 kroner) Inntekter (1000 kroner) Budsjett Regnskap Budsjett Regnskap Administrasjon/prosjektledelse Finansmarkedsfondet Andre personalkostnader Andre offentlige midler Innkjøpte tjenester Finansiering fra utlandet Utstyr Egne midler Andre kostnader Andre private midler - deltageravgift Sum Sum Finansmarkedsfondet kan kreve at prosjektansvarlig legger frem et mer detaljert prosjektregnskap, og kan også kreve revisorattestasjon av regnskapet Dato Prosjektleder Prosjektansvarlig Program - Capacity markets and security of energy supply Sunday 19 June Seminar organizer: Sebastian Schwenen, Professor at School of Management, Technical University of Munich. Agenda: 1. Opening remarks and setting the scene Deregulation and security of supply; investment in liberalized power markets 2. Theoretical approaches to market design and security of supply Missing money, renewable energy and missing money Mechanisms that guide investment: capacity markets and designs relying on forward contracting or strategic reserves 3. Forward contracting and strategic reserves Forward contracting: forward prices as a mean to signal investment, experiences from Germany Strategic reserves in European markets: design of strategic reserves in Sweden, Denmark and Belgium 4. Capacity market design in the US and in Europe Product definition (capacity demand, de-rating and time horizons) and mechanism design (centralized as in US and UK, de-centralized as in France) 5. Procurement design in capacity markets Sealed bid, uniform price or pay-as-bid, and descending clock auctions 6. Wrap-up and outlook Summary and context with current policy discussions (cross-border trading with capacity markets, EC state aid guidelines)

3 Program - Future of utilities utilities of the future Sunday 19 June Seminar organizer, Fereidoon P. Sioshansi, Ph.D, President, Menlo Energy Economics 2:15pm Welcome & Introduction Overview of the workshop; introduction of speakers & discussants 2:20pm Future of utilities: Utilities of the future How/will technological innovations in distributed energy resources reshape the future of electric power sector? 2:35pm Future of utilities: Utilities of the future A German/European perspective Christoph Burger, Senior lecturer and dean of executive education European School of Management & Technology, Berlin 2:50pm- Prosumage in the future energy system Richard Green, Professor, Imperial College Business School, London 3:05pm Coffee break 3:30pm Future utilities and business models Tooraj Jamasb, Professor, Durham University 3:45pm Future DSO business models: A European perspective Leonardo Meeus, Professor, Vlerick Business School & EUI 4:00pm Customers of the future The Australian experience and perspectives Iain MacGill, Associate Professor, Center for Energy & Environmental Markets (CEEM), Univ. of NSW, Sydney 4:15pm Panel discussion/audience participation 4:55pm Concluding comments Program - Enhancing academic presentation skills workshop Sunday 19 June Seminar organizers: Georg Erdmann, Professor, and Markus Graebig, Research Associate, Department of Energy Systems, Technical University, Berlin MOTIVATION. Concurrent sessions are the stage for lively scientific discourse at every IAEE conference. The presentations cover a truly impressive breadth and depth of energy-related scholarly work. While most contributions are at an extremely high level of scientific quality and insight, previous IAEE conference have shown potential for improvement regarding presentation skills. We believe that

4 some brilliant academic work remains misunderstood due to a lack of clarity and structure in the presentation. WHAT WE WILL DO. In the seminar we will focus on presentation excellence. Volunteers are invited to present their 12-minute presentations and receive structured, in-depth feedback on their presentation techniques, complemented with hands-on advice on how to improve their presentations. We will specifically focus on (1) how to address the target group, (2) how to convey the key messages and the so-what of your presentation, (3) storyline, (4) design of individual slides, (5) talking about scientific methods vs. specific results, and (6) the overall impression you make onstage. Program - Summer School: Financial Management of Energy Price Risk The workshop consists of lectures, independent work with assignments, and discussions. The literature consists of a textbook and hand-outs. The workshop includes a business visit and a guest lecture. Thursday 16. June 09.45am 10.00am Registration 10.00am 10.45am Financial energy and commodity markets: An overview 10.45am 11.00am Coffee break 11.00am 12.30pm Forward contracts 12.30pm 01.30pm Lunch 01.30pm 03.00pm The forward curve 03.00pm 03.15pm Coffee break 03.15pm 04.00pm Work with problems 04.00pm 04.45pm Discussion of problems Friday 17. June 09.00am 12.00pm Business Visit Bergen Energi 12:00pm 01:00pm Lunch Bergen Energi 01.00pm 02.30pm Options 02.30pm 02.45pm Coffee break 02.45pm 03.30pm Price risk and volatility 03.30pm 04.15pm Work with problems 04.15pm 04.30pm Coffee break 04.30pm 05.15pm Discussion of problems Saturday 18. June 09.00am 10.30am Value at Risk 10.30am 10.45am Coffee break 10.45am 12.15n Risk management in practice Guest lecture by Bjarte Myksvoll, Senior Risk Analyst, Sparebanken Vest, Bergen 12.15n 13.15pm Lunch 01.15pm 02.00pm Work with problems 02.00pm 02.15pm Coffee break 02.15pm 03.00pm Discussion of problems

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