Programme
Please find below the programme of our MultiplEE scientific workshop 2021. The workshop will be held online. Closed internal sessions are for workshop participants presenting only. Open keynotes and parallel sessions are open to everybody who is interested. It will be updated regularly with the latest details regarding sessions and topics, speakers and timelines. The programme is slightly adapted to the digital format.
Please note: If you would like to participate, please pre-register via this form by 12.04.21: https://multiplee.scoocs.co/multiplee-scientific-workshop/preregistration. We will then provide you with further information how to attend online.
Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
9.30-10.15 am: Closed Internal Session
10.15-10.30 am: Open Welcome Paul Lehmann (Head of MultiplEE)
10.30-11.30 am: Open Keynote Brett Day (University of Exeter): Natural Capital a critical concern in the decarbonisation of a national energy system?
11.30-12.00: Open Coffee Break
12.00-13.30 pm: Open Parallel Session 1A: Renewables international
Full Paper Presentations:
- Jan-Philipp Sasse (University of Geneva): Regional impacts of electricity system transition in Central Europe until 2035 (Discussant: Javier Lopez Prol)
- Tim Tröndle (IASS Potsdam): Renewable electricity for all: Untangling conflicts about where to build Europe’s future supply infrastructure (Discussant: Jan-Philipp Sasse)
- Javier Lopez Prol (University of Graz): Benefits of spatial integration and deployment coordination: optimal allocation of wind capacity in China, Europe and the USA (Discussant: Tim Tröndle)
- Chair: Leonhard Göke (TU Berlin)
12.00-13.30 pm: Open Parallel Session 1B: Spatial planning
Full Paper Presentations:
- Juliane Biehl (Technische Universität Berlin): Creating space for wind energy in the German polycentric governance system (Discussant: Carla de Laurentis)
- Robert Wade (Queen's University Belfast): Landownership and the Political Economy of Onshore Wind Energy (Discussant: Juliane Biehl)
- Carla de Laurentis (Cardiff University): Understanding the effects of spatial planning on wind power deployment Insights from a UK-Italy comparison (Discussant: Robert Wade)
- Chair: Sybille Reitz (Technical University of Munich)
13.30-15.00 pm: Open Lunch Break
15.00-16.30 pm: Open Parallel Session 2A: Benefits of spatio-temporal integration
Full Paper Presentations:
- Leonard Göke (TU Berlin): Economic and social benefits of accounting for spatiality of demand and the grid in the deployment of renewables (Discussant: Jonas Zinke)
- Reinhold Lehneis (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ): Spatiotemporal modeling of the German wind power production (Discussant: Leonard Göke)
- Jonas Zinke (EWI Energiewirtschaftliches Institut an der Universität zu Köln): One price fits all? Wind power expansion under uniform and nodal pricing in Germany (Discussant: Reinhold Lehneis)
- Chair: Anselm Eicke (Hertie School)
15.00-16.30 pm: Open Parallel Session 2B: Drivers of the spatial allocation of renewable deployment
Full Paper Presentations:
- Marta Talevi (London School of Economics): Output-based incentives: Shaping the geographical distribution of residential solar PV (Discussant: Justin Winikoff)
- Jan-Niklas Meier (University of Leipzig): What drives wind power deployment? An analysis of the effectiveness of spatial planning policies (Discussant: Marta Talevi)
- Justin Winikoff: The Effects of Land Ownership on Wind Energy Development (Discussant: Jan-Niklas Meier)
- Chair: Stephan Sommer (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research)
Thursday, April 15th, 2021
9.30-10.00 am: Closed Internal Session
10.00-11.00 am: Open Keynote Christina von Haaren (University of Hannover): To plan or not to plan? Nature and socially compatible energy transitions needs a targeted participatory approach
11.00-11.30 am: Open Coffee Break
11.30-13.00 am: Open Parallel Session 3A: Local disamenties of wind power
- Stephan Sommer (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research): Local Cost for Global Benefit: The Case of Wind Turbines (Discussant: Paul Lehmann)
- Philip Tafarte (Leipzig University): Quantifying and mapping of spatial trade-offs associated to onshore wind power in Germany (Discussant: Stephan Sommer)
- Paul Lehmann (Leipzig University): Optimal siting of onshore wind turbines in the presence of local disamenities (Discussant: Philip Tafarte)
- Chair: Gemma Delafield (University of Exeter)
11.30-13.00 am: Open Parallel Session 3B: Spatial planning 2
Full Paper Presentations:
- Sybille Reitz (Technical University of Munich): (Working) Title: Ecology Against Ecology. Trade-Offs in Renewable Energy Deployment Between Multiple Levels and Different Priorities (Discussant: Felix Reutter)
- Michael Roth (Nürtingen-Geislingen University): Introducing objective visual landscape quality assessment to guide sustainable and socially acceptable deployment of energy infrastructure in Germany (Discussant: Sybille Reitz)
- Felix Reutter (Leipzig University): Minimum Distances for Wind Turbines: A model-based analysis (Discussant: Michael Roth)
- Chair: Carla de Laurentis (Cardiff University)
13.00-14.00: Open Lunch Break
14.00-15.00 pm: Open Keynote Rainer Baake (Stiftung Klimaneutralität): The role of renewables on the pathway to climate neutrality: Challenges and solutions
15.00-15.30 pm: Open Coffee Break
15.30-16.30 pm: Closed Internal Session
Friday, April 16th, 2021
9.30-11.00 am: Closed Internal Session
11.00-11.30 am: Open Coffee Break
11.30-13.00 pm: Open Parallel Session 4A: Mapping spatio-environmental impacts
Full Paper Presentations:
- Gemma Delafield (University of Exeter): The effect of spatial resolution on the modelling of solar farms, onshore wind farms and bioenergy in Great Britain (Discussant: Elisabeth Wolfram)
- Paula Möhring (Hamburg Institut): Transitioning towards a nature-compatible renewable heating system in Germany (Discussant: Gema Delafield)
- Elisabeth Wolfram (Leipzig University): Impact of technical and spatial parameters of wind turbines on Collision risk of birds of prey in Brandenburg (Paula Möhring)
- Chair: Robert Wade (Queen's University Belfast)
11.30-13.00 pm: Open Parallel Session 4B: Locational price incentives
Full Paper Presentations:
- Anselm Eicke (Hertie School): Technology bias in locational instruments (Discussant: Charlotte Geiger)
- Silvana Tiedemann (Hertie School): Locational incentives in renewable energy auctions (Discussant: Anselm Eicke)
- Charlotte Geiger (Leipzig University): Managing the spatial externalities of RES Deployment: Uniform vs. Differentiated Regulation (Discussant: Silvana Tiedemann)
- Chair: Jan-Philipp Sasse (University of Geneva)
13.00-14.00 pm: Open Lunch Break
14.00-15.00 pm: Open Keynote Gundula Hübner (Medical School Hamburg): Factors influencing social acceptance of renewable energies
15.00-15.30 pm: Open Coffee Break
15.30-16.30 pm: Closed Internal Session
Time zone: Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
