Ph.D. student, studying the renewable energy future of Europe through the use of sophisticated mathematical models at Aarhus University.

Joined August 2020
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Online now: Broad Ranges of Investment Configurations for Renewable Power Systems, Robust to Cost Uncertainty and Near-Optimality dlvr.it/SqJXg8
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Great analysis by @TimTPedersen et al. on implications of reduced natural gas imports to 🇪🇺 beyond next winter 🔭 Given climate target ➡️ NG is replaced by mix of renewables & coal More ambitious climate target ➡️ less impact of reduced NG (bc it needs phase-out anyways)
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Check out our latest publication to see how Europe can become independent of Russian gas.
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Our PhD student @TimTPedersen then shared some findings from his research on the different energy transition scenarios. We asked the participants to share their views: -Is the ambitions set in Danmark Kan Mere II enough? Is it possible? -What can citizens do?
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What are the implications of cutting Russian gas on the European energy transition? How does it impact other sectors? Come join us for an open discussion and get to know more about the upcoming energy community at @AarhusUni_int @TimTPedersen @EbbeKyhl @martavictoria_p
Last week, I had fun moderating this #MacroEnergySystems Speaker Series panel on "Beyond the Least Cost Paradigm" with @etrutnevyte, @ErinNMayfield, and @TimTPedersen. Here is the video for anyone who couldn't catch it live: youtube.com/watch?v=AyhZE8x6…
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Models excel at finding least-cost solutions. But there's a lot more to decisions than cost alone. Join the next #MacroEnergySystems Panel discussion on "Beyond the Least Cost Paradigm" March 25 w/ @ErinNMayfield @TimPedersen11 @etrutnevyte & @BDLeibowicz macroenergysystems.org/event…
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What alternative formulations of the least-cost approach should be considered to capture the complexities of the energy transition? Join us for our next exciting MES panel with @ErinNMayfield, @TimPedersen11, and @etrutnevyte, which will be moderated by @BDLeibowicz.
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Would you like to buy solarpanels, but dont have a roof? No problem! By crowdsourced solarpanels through the AURORA project 😀
Here is the Danish press release of AURORA. At @AarhusUni_int the project is led by @martavictoria_p and on 10th March we will have the first meeting with interested participants in Navitas building, where we share more information about the local demonstrator #energycommunity
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Here is the Danish press release of AURORA. At @AarhusUni_int the project is led by @martavictoria_p and on 10th March we will have the first meeting with interested participants in Navitas building, where we share more information about the local demonstrator #energycommunity
@TimPedersen11 presenting cutting edge of the Modeling to Generate Alternatives (MGA) work for generating all alternatives. #informs2021
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Excited for tomorrow's #informs2021 session on "Quantitative Modeling of Non-cost Outcomes in Energy Systems Planning Models"! Join here At 11 AM PST: cattendee.abstractsonline.co… @sasse_jan @fneum_ @TimPedersen11 @yury_dvorkin
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Last week at the #SESAAU2021 conference I had the chance to present my work on modeling near-optimal solutions to energy systems. If you want to learn why it is super relevant to consider the imperfect solutions, check out this short video youtube.com/watch?v=Uwmyx0vp… #energytwitter
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Read our latest paper or watch a short video where I present the content. #energytwitter #energy
Modelling to generate alternatives (MGA) is gaining attention in the energy modelling community. In Aarhus, we are trying to map ALL alternatives and not only some of them. Learn from the video by PhD student Tim youtu.be/Uwmyx0vpL1U or read the paper doi.org/10.1016/j.energy.202…
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As a young researcher, modeling the green future of the European energy sector, I am happy to announce that my first paper has just been made available as a pre-print (arxiv.org/abs/2010.00836). Thanks to my co-authors: @martavictoria_p, Morten Rasmussen and Gorm Andresen
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My work is building on research applying MGA to energy system models by a wide range of researchers, e.g. @jfdecarolis, @nworbmot, @fneum_, and @stefpf. MGA algorithms are currently gaining large attention, and it will be interesting to follow the future of this emerging field.
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In the paper, we address the old-school way of analyzing possible future pathways for the energy system using scenario analysis. Instead, we present a method capable of exploring all alternative scenarios, making continuous ranges of solutions available.
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