Items where Division is "06 Faculty of Business and Economics > Departement Wirtschaftswissenschaften > Professuren Wirtschaftswissenschaften > Energieökonomik (Weigt)"

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Abrell, Jan and Weigt, Hannes. (2016) The Short and Long Term Impact of Europe’s Natural Gas Market on Electricity Markets until 2050. The energy journal, 37 (3). pp. 125-146.

Schmidt, Stephan and Weigt, Hannes. (2015) Interdisciplinary energy research and energy consumption: What, why, and how? Energy Research & Social Science, 10. pp. 206-219.

Krysiak, Frank C. and Weigt, Hannes. (2015) The Demand Side in Economic Models of Energy Markets: The Challenge of Representing Consumer Behavior. Frontiers in Energy Research, 3. p. 24.

Neumann, Anne and Rosellón, Juan and Weigt, Hannes. (2015) Removing Cross-Border Capacity Bottlenecks in the European Natural Gas Market - A Proposed Merchant-Regulatory Mechanism. Networks and Spatial Economics, 15 (1). pp. 149-181.

Schlecht, Ingmar and Weigt, Hannes . (2015) Linking Europe - The Role of the Swiss Electricity Transmission Grid until 2050. Swiss journal of economics and statistics (SJES), 2015 (2). pp. 39-79.

Hirsch, Philipp and Schillinger, Sebastian and Weigt, Hannes and Burkhardt-Holm, Patricia. (2014) A Hydro-Economic Model for Water Level Fluctuations : Combining Limnology with Economics for Sustainable Development of Hydropower. PLoS One, 9 (12). e114889.

Kunz, Friedrich and Weigt, Hannes. (2014) Germany’s nuclear phase out: a survey of the impact since 2011 and outlook to 2023. Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy, 3 (2). pp. 13-27.

Hannes Weigt, and Denny Ellerman, and Erik Delarue, . (2013) CO2 abatement from renewables in the German electricity sector: Does a CO2 price help? Energy economics, Vol. 40, Supplement 1 , S149 - S158.

Karsten Neuhoff, and Julian Barquin, and Janusz W. Bialek, and Rodney Boyd, and Chris J. Dent, and Francisco Echavarren, and Thilo Grau, and Christian von Hirschhausen, and Benjamin F. Hobbs, and Friedrich Kunz, and Christian Nabe, and Georgios Papaefthymiou, and Christoph Weber, and Hannes Weigt, . (2013) Renewable electric energy integration : Quantifying the value of design of markets for international transmission capacity. Energy economics, Vol. 40. pp. 760-772.

Abrell, Jan and Weigt, Hannes. (2012) Combining Energy Networks. Networks and spatial economics, Vol. 12, H. 3. pp. 377-401.

Leuthold, Florian and Weigt, Hannes and Hirschhausen, Christian von. (2012) A Large-Scale Spatial Optimization Model of the European Electricity Market. Networks and spatial economics, Vol. 12, H. 1. pp. 75-107.

Rosellón, Juan and Vogelsang, Ingo and Weigt, Hannes. (2012) Long-run Cost Functions for Electricity Transmission. The energy journal, Vol. 33, H. 1. pp. 131-160.

Rosellón, Juan and Weigt, Hannes. (2011) A Dynamic Incentive Mechanism for Transmission Expansion in Electricity Networks: Theory, Modeling and Application. The energy journal, 32 (1). pp. 119-148.

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Barry, Michael and Baur, Patrick and Gaudard, Ludovic and Giuliani, Gianluca and Hediger, Werner and Romerio, Franco and Schillinger, Moritz and Schumann, René and Voegeli, Gillaume and Weigt, Hannes. (September 2015) The Future of Swiss Hydropower: A Review on Drivers and Uncertainties. WWZ Working Papers, 2015 (11). Basel.

Abrell, Jan and Weigt, Hannes. (2014) Investments in a combined energy network model: substitution between natural gas and electricity? WWZ Discussion Papers, 2014 (05). Basel.

Schlecht, Ingmar and Weigt, Hannes. (2014) Swissmod - a model of the Swiss electricity market. WWZ Discussion Papers, 2014 (04). Basel.

Abrell, Jan and Gerbaulet, Clemens and Holz, Franziska and Lorenz, Casimir and Weigt, Hannes. (2013) Combining energy networks: the impact of Europe's natural gas network on electricity markets until 2050. Basel.

Weigt, Hannes and Ellerman, Denny and Delarue, Erik. (2012) CO2 abatement from RES injections in the German electricity sector: does a CO2 price help? Basel.

Kunz, Friedrich and von Hirschhausen, Christian and Möst, Dominik and Weigt, Hannes. (2011) Nachfragesicherung und Lastflüsse nach dem Abschalten von Kernkraftwerken in Deutschland – sind Engpässe zu befürchten?