Invited Talks (Selected)

• TU Delft, PowerWeb Institute Conference (keynote, 10th anniversary of PowerWeb), ``Mathematical programming for the market integration of power-to-X hybrid power plants: The case of a plant in Denmark," September 2023. ( video | slides )

• EPFL Evolution of Electricity Markets Workshop (Lausanne, Switzerland), ``Selling demand-side flexibility in Danish ancillary service markets," September 2023. ( slides )

• NTNU/NHH Winter School 2023 (Geilo, Norway), ``Portfolio management of hybrid power plants," March 2023. ( slides )

• NTNU Winter School 2022 (Oppdal, Norway) and the University of Copenhagen (both Department of Computer Science and Department of Economics), ``Data markets for energy," March 2022. ( slides )

• Univeristy of Sevilla, Spain, ``The role of aggregators and demand flexibility in electricity markets," October 2021. ( slides )

• Online seminar series of Industrial and Systems Engineering Department of Rutgers University, ``Risk trading in energy communities,'' March 2021. ( slides )

• Webinar series of The Operations, Planning, Accounting & Control (OPAC) group of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), ``Risk trading in energy communities,'' September 2020. ( slides | paper )

• Invited panelist at the International Conference on Probabilistic Methods Applied to Power Systems (PMAPS 2020), ``Risk trading in energy communities,'' August 2020. ( slides | paper )

• Invited panelist at the IEEE PES General Meeting 2020, ``Coordination of electricity, heat, and natural gas systems accounting for network flexibility,'' August 2020. ( slides | paper | video )

• Energy Modelling Webinar Series, ``Distributionally robust chance-constrained generation expansion planning,'' April 2020.

• Issac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge, ``Distributionally robust chance constrained generation expansion planning," March 2019. ( slides | video | paper )

• ETH Zurich, Switzerland, ``Towards revealing the full operational flexibility of integrated energy systems," March 2019. ( slides | video )

• Issac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge, UK, ``Towards revealing the full operational flexibility of energy systems," February 2019. ( slides )

• The Alan Turing Institute, London, UK, ``Virtual bidding and self-scheduling in two-settlement electricity markets with wind generation," May 2018. ( slides | paper )

• University of Edinburgh, UK, ``Bilevel programming, complementarity modeling and equilibrium in energy systems", May 2018.

• University of Copenhagen, Denmark, ``A stochastic market design with revenue adequacy and cost recovery by scenario: Benefits and costs," April 2018. ( link )

• Skoltech, Moscow, Russia, ``Value of flexible resources, virtual bidding and self-scheduling in two-settlement electricity markets with wind generation," October 2017. ( link )

• Imperial College London, UK, ``The applications of bilevel programming to power systems and electricity markets", June 2017. ( slides )

• Paris-Diderot University, France, ``Value of flexible resources, virtual bidding and self-scheduling in two-settlement electricity markets with wind generation," June 2017. ( link | slides )

• University of Mons, Belgium, ``Flexibility in electricity markets with significant share of renewables," March 2017. ( link | slides )

• University of Tabriz, Iran, ``Flexibility in electricity markets with significant share of renewables: Sources, challenges and solutions," December 2016. ( slides )

• Tsinghua University, China, ``A stochastic market design with revenue adequacy and cost recovery by scenario: Benefits and costs," October 2016. ( slides )

• Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), Norway, ``Stochastic market clearing: An adequate pricing scheme per scenario," March 2016. ( slides )

• Iran Grid Management Company, Iran, ``Network-constrained AC unit commitment under uncertainty: A Benders' decomposition approach," December 2015. ( slides )

• Technical University of Denmark, ``Stochastic market clearing: An adequate pricing scheme per scenario," June 2015. ( video )

• University of Tabriz, Iran, ``Generation investment of strategic producer in electricity markets," October 2013.

• Technical University of Denmark, ``Strategic generation investment," October 2011.

Conference and Workshop Presentations (Selected)

• Value of flexible resources, virtual bidding, and self-scheduling in two-settlement electricity markets with wind generation, European Energy Research Alliance (EERA) Workshop on Energy Systems Integration, Technical University of Denmark, November 2016. ( slides )

• Effects of risk aversion on market outcomes: A stochastic two-stage equilibrium model, International Conference on probabilistic Methods Applied to Power Systems (PMAPS 2016), Beijing, China, October 2016. ( slides )

• Bidding strategy for an energy storage facility, Power Systems Computation Conference (PSCC 2016), Genoa, Italy, June 2016. ( link | slides )

• Impacts of unit commitment constraints on generation expansion decision under wind uncertainty, INFORMS Annual Meeting 2015, Philadelphia, PA, November 2015. ( slides )

• Stochastic market clearing: An adequate pricing scheme per scenario, 2015 International Symposium on Mathematical Programming (ISMP 2015), Pittsburgh, PA, July 2015. ( slides )

• Value of demand response in wind-integrated markets: A stochastic equilibrium model, 2014 FERC Workshop/Transatlantic Infraday, Washington, DC, November 2014.

• Strategic bidding of a large electricity consumer: A complementarity approach, INFORMS Annual Meeting 2014, San Francisco, CA, November 2014. ( slides )

• Stochastic two-stage market clearing considering demand response and wind power, WINDINSPIRE & SEP Workshop on Wind Energy, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, June 2014.

• Strategic generation investment, 2013 FERC Workshop/Transatlantic Infraday, Washington, DC, November 2013.

• Strategic generation investment in an electricity pool: An MPEC approach, INFORMS Annual Meeting 2011, Charlotte, NC, November 2011.