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IIT Annual Academic Report Campaign

Course 2022 - 2023 - English Version


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Chapter 1. Organizational structure   [Expandir/Contraer | Expandir/Contraer]

  • 1.1 Management    Expandir/Contraer

      *Name: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
      Position: Deputy Director for Research Development
       
  • 1.2 Council    Expandir/Contraer

      *Name: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
      Comments: Deputy Director for Research Development
       
  • 1.3 Area coordinators    Expandir/Contraer

      *Without information.
       
  • 1.4 Scientific advisory board    Expandir/Contraer

    • 1.5 Academic staff    Expandir/Contraer

        *Name: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
        Category: Research Associate Professor
        Degree: Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Comillas), Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Delft University of Technology - TU Delft, The Netherlands)), Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Royal Institute of Technology - KTH, Stockholm, Sweden), Economics (University of Costa Rica), M.Sc. in Electric Power Industry (Comillas), M.Sc. in Network Industries and Digital Economics (University Paris-Sud 11, France)
        Areas of Interest: Energy economics, integration of renewable resources and distributed energy resources in the electricity sector, smart grids and regulation of the electricity and other energy sectors.
        ICAI Department: * Not applicable *
         
    • 1.6 Associated academic staff    Expandir/Contraer

        *Not applicable.
         
    • 1.7 Pre- and postdoctoral fellows    Expandir/Contraer

        *Not applicable.
         
    • 1.8 Areas of Research    Expandir/Contraer

      • 1.8.1 MAC Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.2 REDES Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.3 RYE Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.4 SADSE Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.5 PCI Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.6 ASF Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.7 ASI Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.8 BIO Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
      • 1.8.9 SMS Coordinator
        *Without information.
         
    • 1.9 Services staff    Expandir/Contraer

      • 1.9.1 Systems Administrator Staff
        *Not applicable.
         
      • 1.9.2 Administrative Staff
        *Not applicable.
         

    Chapter 2. Research   [Expandir/Contraer | Expandir/Contraer]

    • 2.1 Research Projects    Expandir/Contraer

      • 2.1.1 Research and develop projects
      • 2.1.1.1 Private funding
        *Abbreviated name: IBD_REDES_TRANSICION_ENERGETICA
        Project title: Modeling and assessment of electrical networks´ requirements for the energy transition in Spain
        Funding entity: Iberdrola España S.A.U
        Start date: January 2019
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Michel Rivier Abbad, Tomás Gómez San Román, Rafael Cossent Arín, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Leslie Herding, Andrés Ramos Galán, Sara Lumbreras Sancho
        Description: The main objective of the research is to analyze the impact on electricity networks of the connection of new renewable plants on the 2030 horizon under different possible scenarios, and to develop proposals to facilitate the decarbonisation objectives to be achieved in the most efficient possible way.
         
        *Abbreviated name: IBD_ANALISIS_H2030-50
        Project title: Analysis of the expansion and operation of the Spanish electricity system for a 2030-2050 time horizon
        Funding entity: Iberdrola España S.A.U
        Start date: January 2019
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Michel Rivier Abbad, Tomás Gómez San Román, Álvaro Sánchez Miralles, Francisco Martín Martínez, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Teresa Freire Barceló, Timo Gerres, Andrés Ramos Galán, Sébastien Huclin
        Description: The main objective of this line of research is to model and analyze possible scenarios of investment and operation of energy resources for the Spanish electricity system in the 2030-2050 horizon. More specifically, the objective is to evaluate the potential and role that each generation, storage and consumption technology can play in the future mix of the electricity system, identifying the factors and scenarios that are most critical for each one of them.
         
        *Abbreviated name: FLEXENER_i-DE_REDES_Planificacion
        Project title: New 100% renewable, flexible and robust energy system for the integration of new generation, grid and demand-side technologies- Network Planning and reconfiguration
        Funding entity: i-DE Redes Eléctricas Inteligentes, S.A.U
        Start date: October 2020
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Fernando Emilio Postigo Marcos, Tomás Gómez San Román, Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera, Carlos Mateo Domingo, Miguel Ángel Ruiz Hernández, Miguel Martínez Velázquez, Matteo Troncia
        Description: The main objective of the FLEXENER project is to research new technologies and simulation models in the field of renewable generation, storage systems and flexible demand management and distribution grid operation. The aim is to achieve a 100% renewable and decarbonised energy mix, effectively integrated into the electricity system of the future in a flexible, efficient and safe manner. This project supports the FLEXENER project by focusing on the challenges of distribution networks. The specific objective is to develop a series of tasks identified within the FLEXENER project: - Distribution grid flexibility solutions. - Analysis of requirements and simulations of future scenarios and their impact on the grid in the Iberian Peninsula. - Technological research into new markets, flexibility services and system regulation to achieve a 100% renewable energy mix with safe, efficient and clean energy.
         
        *Abbreviated name: FLEXENER_IBD-GEN_ESCENARIOS
        Project title: FLEXENER: New 100% renewable, flexible and robust energy system for the integration of new technologies in generation, networks and demand - Scenarios
        Funding entity: Iberdrola Generación España, S.A.U
        Start date: October 2020
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Michel Rivier Abbad, Tomás Gómez San Román, Álvaro Sánchez Miralles, Francisco Martín Martínez, Andrés Ramos Galán, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Stefanía Gómez Sánchez, Leslie Herding, Teresa Freire Barceló
        Description: This project is part of the FLEXENER project. It corresponds to one of the activities of said project. The main objective of the FLEXENER project is to investigate new technologies and simulation models in the field of renewable generation, storage systems and flexible demand management and operation of the distribution network. A 100% renewable and decarbonised energy mix is ??sought, effectively integrated into the electrical system of the future in a flexible, efficient and safe way. In this context, this project or activity has been in charge of building future scenarios for 2030 that, based on the resources and technological equipment available at that time, determine an optimal mix of renewable generation technologies, storage systems and energy management. the demand that allows covering the demand for electricity with sufficient guarantees of supply reliability. These scenarios have served to feed other activities of the FLEXENER Project that analyze aspects of the detailed electrotechnical behavior of the electrical networks in these conditions to investigate the technical feasibility of the system and explore possible solutions to the technical problems they present.
         
        *Abbreviated name: FLEXENER_IBD-GEN_MERCADOS
        Project title: FLEXENER: New 100% renewable, flexible and robust energy system for the integration of new technologies in generation, networks and demand - Market design
        Funding entity: Iberdrola Generación España, S.A.U
        Start date: October 2020
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Michel Rivier Abbad, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Pablo Rodilla Rodríguez, Carlos Batlle López, Paolo Mastropietro, Paulo Brito Pereira, Shilpa Bindu, Matteo Troncia
        Description: This project is part of the FLEXENER project. It corresponds to one of the activities of said project. The main objective of the FLEXENER project is to investigate new technologies and simulation models in the field of renewable generation, storage systems and flexible demand management and operation of the distribution network. A 100% renewable and decarbonised energy mix is ??sought, effectively integrated into the electrical system of the future in a flexible, efficient and safe way. In this context, this project or activity has been in charge of designing configuration options for the electricity market that are adapted to the existence of a 100% renewable electricity system. The general configuration of the market has been analyzed (types of markets involved, their sequence, role of agents, type of agents), focusing in particular on capacity markets and balancing markets. The different options have been analyzed, identifying the advantages and disadvantages for a 100% renewable electricity system.
         
        *Abbreviated name: CampusGreen
        Project title: Simulation models of energy generation and consumption to promote changes in consumption habits and improve energy sustainability
        Funding entity: Aristos Campus Mundus
        Start date: June 2022
        End date: June 2023
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Sara Lumbreras Sancho
        Description: To advance in energy sustainability, developing tools that promote the integration of renewable energies and favour consumption habits in the interests of greater efficiency. The objectives of the project are: 1. Techno-economic analysis of the Univ. P. Comillas and Univ. de Deusto installations based on the historical data of these installations. 2. To develop and validate simulation models of electricity generation and consumption and to disseminate the results through a joint publication in an impact journal. 3. Apply AI techniques to analyse trends and predict consumption and design strategies to improve consumption habits and improve energy sustainability. 4. Apply blockchain to energy communities. The results will be used for a joint publication in an impact journal. 5. Proposal for the improvement of existing facilities based on the results obtained that will allow us to submit a proposal to a national competitive call for proposals.
         
        *Abbreviated name: IBD_PNIEC_Bbo
        Project title: Analysis of the role of pumped-hydro power plants within the framework of the PNIEC in 2030
        Funding entity: Iberdrola Energía España S.A.U
        Start date: July 2023
        End date: October 2023
        Researcher(s): Andrés Ramos Galán, Pedro Linares Llamas, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Michel Rivier Abbad, Tomás Gómez San Román
        Description: Report on the analysis of the role played by pumping within the framework of the 2030 PNIEC draft.
         
      • 2.1.1.2 Public funding
        *Abbreviated name: EUniversal
        Project title: EUniversal - Market enabling interface to unlock flexibility solutions for cost-effective management of smarter distribution grids (Horizon 2020. Grant agreement No. 864334)
        Funding entity: European Comission
        Start date: February 2020
        End date: July 2023
        Researcher(s): Rafael Cossent Arín, Tomás Gómez San Román, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Mauricio Correa Ramírez, Nicolás Mariano Morell Dameto, Leslie Herding, Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera, David Ulrich Ziegler, Matteo Troncia, Luca De Rosa, Néstor Rodríguez Pérez, Eliana Carolina Ormeño Mejía
        Description: The present context shows the potential of electricity grids to lead the energy system transition as long as new solutions deal with the challenges related to flexibility solutions, grid observability and controllability, market mechanisms and interoperability in a holistic way. The new solutions need to cover the technological aspects by linking smart and integrated services and tools for distribution grid with market mechanisms. This architecture will guarantee a significant impact on the environment and society. The project consortium accepted this challenge and will develop “EUniversal Project” which will enable the transformation of the electricity grid by resolving existing limitations in the energy system through the introduction of a Universal Market Enabling Interface (UMEI). Through this concept, grids will become capable of accommodating all future scenarios through the active use of grid services, acting as an extensive toolbox of flexibility solutions and innovate market mechanisms. The primary goal of EUniversal is to enable the transformation of the energy system into a new multi-energy and multi-consumer concept guaranteeing a sustainable, secure and stable manner of electricity supply by bringing forward an universal, adaptable and modular approach through a Universal Market Enabling Interface (UMEI) to interlink active system management with electricity markets and the provision of flexibility services, taking also into consideration the activation needs and the coordination requirements with both commercial parties and TSOs. To do so, EUniversal will define, develop and validate a set of market-oriented flexibility management services from DER in a real environment, under a large RES integration and high electrification scenario. In order to demonstrate the services generated in the development phase of the project, 3 different DEMO sites (located in Portugal (PT), Germany (DE) and Poland (PL)) will be run to validate the project solutions.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 864334

         
        *Abbreviated name: MODESC_RETOS
        Project title: MODESC – Platform of innovative models for speeding the energy transition towards a decarbonized economy
        Funding entity: Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (MCIN), Agencia Estatal de Investigación (AEI)
        Start date: September 2020
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Tomás Gómez San Román, Michel Rivier Abbad, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Andrés Ramos Galán, Pedro Linares Llamas, Leslie Herding, Teresa Freire Barceló
        Description: The aim of the project is the development of a global platform that integrates innovative energy simulation and impact assessment models that allow speeding the decarbonization of the electricity system including the electrification of the energy demand. Several scenarios in the horizon 2030-2050 are considered.

        Grant RTC2019-007315-3 funded by MCIN/AEI

         
        *Abbreviated name: RESPONSE
        Project title: RESPONSE. integRatEd Solutions for POsitive eNergy and reSilient CitiEs (Horizon 2020. Grant agreement No. 957751)
        Funding entity: European Commission
        Start date: October 2020
        End date: September 2025
        Researcher(s): Gregorio López López, Javier Matanza Domingo, Rafael Cossent Arín, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Tomás Gómez San Román, Carlos Rodríguez-Morcillo García, Néstor Rodríguez Pérez
        Description: RESPONSE supports the Lighthouse cities of Dijon (FR) and Turku (FI) and their Fellow cities Brussels (BE), Zaragoza (ES), Botosani (RO), Ptolemaida (GR), Gabrovo (BU) and Severodonetsk (UA) to facilitate them deliver positive energy blocks and districts. Through RESPONSE ,the two LHs will achieve a local RES penetration of 11.2 GWh/y, energy savings of 3,090 MWh/y and an emission reduction of 9, 799 tons CO2eq/y within their districts. To achieve this goal, RESPONSE demonstrates 10 Integrated Solutions (ISs), comprising of 86 innovative elements (technologies, tools, methods), that are being monitored with specific impact metrics (KPIs). It attracts the interest of various stakeholders by generating innovative business models enabling the upscale and replication of the solutions forming a validated roadmap for sustainable cities across Europe and beyond. RESPONSE adopts an energy transition strategy, which includes 5 Transformation Axes (TAs), encompassing the 10 ISs. TA#1 focuses on transforming existing and new building stock into Energy Positive and Smart-ready. TA#2 focuses on the decarbonization of the electricity grid and the district heating/cooling systems, supporting fossil-based regions in transition and the development of energy communities. TA#3 proposes grid flexibility strategies and novel storage systems for optimizing energy flows, maximize self-consumption and reduce grid stress. TA#4 links existing CIPs with apps and other digital infrastructure to enable digitalisation of services and connected city ecosystems, integrating also smart e-Mobility to promote the decarbonisation of the mobility sector. TA#5 offers interdisciplinary citizen engagement and co-creation practices putting citizen at the forefront of shaping the cities they live in and towards the development of each city’s 2050 own bold city-vision. Special focus is given to creating resilient and safe cities increasing quality of life and lowering the impacts of climate change.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 957751

         
        *Abbreviated name: OneNet
        Project title: OneNet- One network for Europe (Horizon 2020. Grant agreement No. 957739)
        Funding entity: European Commission
        Start date: October 2020
        End date: September 2023
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Tomás Gómez San Román, Rafael Cossent Arín, Luis Olmos Camacho, Javier Matanza Domingo, Gregorio López López, Leandro Lind, Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera, Matteo Troncia, Jesús José Fernández García, Miguel Ángel Ruiz Hernández, Shilpa Bindu, David Ulrich Ziegler
        Description: OneNet addresses the growing needs of TSOs and DSOs to have real-time insight into the operation of their networks to work in a closely coordinated way, while unlocking and enabling new flexibility markets in a fair and open way. Goal is to enable a cost-effective, seamless and secure bidirectional power flow to and from network customers as active players while supporting grid operators in their system responsibilities. The challenges that OneNet addresses are: • The need to unlock markets of flexibility at every level to address all the possible needs of network operators • The need to effectively support both TSOs and DSOs system-level operation through providing flexibility for ‘frequency balancing’ and ‘non-frequency’ ancillary services among others • The need for TSOs and DSOs to secure power supplies in the context of ever-increasing RES penetration, decreasing network outages, • The need for TSOs and DSOs to gain near real-time insight into the operation of the networks and to can optimise them in near real-time, and • The need for improved efficiency of grid reinforcements and stabilization of future costs of grid connection. Comillas is leader of WP10– From OneNet demonstrators to EU wide implementation of coordinated market schemes and interoperable platforms for standardized system products.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 957739

         
        *Abbreviated name: Bio-FlexGen
        Project title: BIO-FlexGen- Highly-efficient and flexible integration of biomass and renewable hydrogen for low-cost combined heat and power generation to the energy system (Horizon 2020. Grant agreement No. 101037085)
        Funding entity: European Comission
        Start date: September 2021
        End date: August 2024
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Timo Gerres, Paolo Mastropietro, Pablo Rodilla Rodríguez, Paulo Brito Pereira, Javier Matanza Domingo, Gregorio López López, Jesús María Latorre Canteli, Luca De Rosa, Rafael Cossent Arín, Elisa María Aracil Fernández, David Roch Dupré, Shilpa Bindu, Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Guerra
        Description: BIO-FlexGen aims to significantly increase the efficiency, flexibility and cost effectiveness of renewable energy-based combined heat and power plants (CHP), enabling them to play a key role in integrating fluctuating renewable energy into the energy system, and therefore making a significant contribution to the decarbonisation of the energy system. Comillas will contribute to: 1) the socio and techno-economic evaluation of the of CHP technology under different scenarios and contexts. 2) analyse the barriers (market, regulatory, business models, etc.) for CHP deployment 3) contribute to the integration of digitalization strategy.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101037085

         
        *Abbreviated name: eFORT
        Project title: eFORT- Establishment of a FramewORk for Transforming current EPES into a more resilient, reliable and secure system all over its value chain (Horizon Europe. Grant agreement No. 101075665)
        Funding entity: European Commission
        Start date: September 2022
        End date: August 2026
        Researcher(s): Gregorio López López, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Javier Matanza Domingo, Rafael Palacios Hielscher, Néstor Rodríguez Pérez, Miguel Ángel Sánchez Fornié, Lukas Sigrist
        Description: Prompted by the need to comply with environmental and societal concerns, Electrical Power and Energy Systems are undergoing an unprecedented transformation, demanding urgent upgrades to make them more reliable, resilient and secure. Modernization of current grids will greatly reduce the frequency and duration of power blackouts, diminish the impact of disruptive events and restore service faster when outages occur, creating broad benefits to society and economy. eFORT approach will enable the further upgrading of the energy grid without affecting the security of supply and increasing their reliability and resiliency against extreme weather events, manmade hazards and equipment failures. eFORT addresses this complex challenge by gathering a consortium of 23 partners, from 10 EU countries, that provides the needed expertise. The project will put in place a set of solutions at the cyber and physical layers for detecting, preventing and mitigating vulnerabilities and threats. Among them, an interoperable Intelligent Platform will set a common foundation for grid characterization and vulnerability overseeing, as well as gather information from smart grid components and apply heavy-duty algorithms, whereas Asset Management developments will strengthen grid infrastructure robustness, which will be empowered by the addressed Digital Technologies. All these elements will be validated in relevant environments coming from 4 demo cases covering the whole grid value chain: (i) a transmission network (The Netherlands); (ii) a remote distribution grid (Italy); (iii) a digital substation in Ukraine; and (iv) a micro-grid in Spain. Moreover, eFORT relies on several horizontal actions aiming at empowering EPES players by establishing a common regulatory and standardisation framework, performing technical and cost-benefit analysis, and evaluating new related business models and replication potential, in the pathway towards a more sustainable energy system.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101075665

         
        *Abbreviated name: BeFlexible
        Project title: BeFlex- Boosting Engagement to increase FLEXibility
        Funding entity: European Commission
        Start date: September 2022
        End date: August 2026
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Carmen Valor Martínez, Javier Matanza Domingo, Tomás Gómez San Román, Pablo Calvo Báscones, Matteo Troncia, Shilpa Bindu, Jesús José Fernández García, Eliana Carolina Ormeño Mejía, Valeria Karina Moreno, Miguel Ángel Ruiz Hernández, Morsy Abdelkader Morsy Mohammed Nour
        Description: Be-Flex project aims to overcome the existing limitations by demonstrating the implementation of versatile solutions that enable grids to become adaptable to upcoming scenarios, boosting mechanisms that will provide benefits to all actors in the energy market (from market and system operators to final users), giving response to all type of consumers’ needs. BeFlex aims at increasing energy system flexibility, enhancing cooperation among DSOs and with TSOs and easing participation of all energy-related actors through the validation and large-scale demonstration of adapted and proven cross-sectoral services, interoperable data exchange platforms for smart grids operation and the creation of required system architecture framework that will enable the creation of new business models providing additional value to meet consumers’ needs in compliance with a stable regulatory framework. Comillas is in charge of: 1) developing the Regulatory Framework and Proposal for Efficient Flexibility Mechanisms, 2) Define the value proposition and engagement strategies of market actors 3) Guide the project the evaluation, lessons learnt, market uptake of the solutions and scalability of the project.

        This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101075438

         
        *Abbreviated name: MCI_OptiREC
        Project title: OptiREC. Local markets for energy communities: designing efficient markets and assessing the integration from the electricity system perspective
        Funding entity: Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (MCIN)
        Start date: December 2022
        End date: November 2024
        Researcher(s): Andrés Ramos Galán, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Jesús María Latorre Canteli, Matteo Troncia, Seyed Amir Mansouri, Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera, Jesús José Fernández García, Javier García González
        Description: The project address several of the challenges that limit the effectiveness and proliferation of energy communities. OptiREC develops methods, tools, and solutions for optimal design, operation, and integration into energy systems and energy markets for local energy communities. To ensure effective implementation, energy communities need to be assessed and integrated from several different perspectives. These aspects include the design and internal operation of the energy communities’ participants and assets, aggregation of energy communities and integration into distribution networks, as well as design and participation of local flexibility markets and participation in wholesale markets.

        Grant TED2021-131365B-C43 funded by MCIN/AEI/ 10.13039/501100011033 and by “European Union NextGenerationEU/PRTR”

         
      • 2.1.2 Consultancy and technological support
      • 2.1.2.1 Private funding
        *Abbreviated name: H2_regulations
        Project title: Hydrogen regulation and potential in Europe
        Funding entity: Ohmium
        Start date: September 2022
        End date: September 2023
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
        Description: This project consists of advising Ohmium on the relevant regulations and potential for hydrogen production in Europe.
         
      • 2.1.2.2 Public funding
        *Abbreviated name: SLOVENIA_EXPERT
        Project title: Consulting services for the tariff reform in Slovenia
        Funding entity: Agencija za Energijo
        Start date: May 2022
        End date: December 2023
        Researcher(s): Tomás Gómez San Román, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Nicolás Mariano Morell Dameto, Eliana Carolina Ormeño Mejía
        Description: Consulting services for the study on the Slovenian tariff reform project (preparation of expert opinions, participation in explanatory meetings, participation in public consultation, etc.)
         
        *Abbreviated name: INFORME_POLITICAS_PRECIOS
        Project title: Energy policies and impact on electricity prices in Spain
        Funding entity: Fundación Naturgy
        Start date: January 2023
        End date: April 2023
        Researcher(s): Tomás Gómez San Román, Pedro Linares Llamas, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Roberto Barrella, Nicolás Mariano Morell Dameto
        Description: This report describes the current context of the decarbonization transition and the high prices situation due to the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine. Energy policies and their impact on both energy costs and regulated costs of the electricity sector in Spain are analyzed. Measures taken to protect vulnerable consumers are also studied. Finally, the emergency measures taken to alleviate the increases in electricity prices are examined.
         
      • 2.1.3 Services and analysis projects
      • 2.1.3.1 Private funding
        *Abbreviated name: Hoja_Ruta_H2_Costa_Rica
        Project title: Support to the Costa Rican ministry of Energy and Environment to develop the National Strategy of Green Hydrogen
        Funding entity: NTT DATA Europe & Latam Inc
        Start date: January 2022
        End date: December 2022
        Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Timo Gerres
        Description: Support to the MINAE of Costa Rica in the development of a National Green Hydrogen Strategy. IIT contributes in the definition of the methodology, analysis of international hydrogen experiences and markets, identification of existing gaps and finally in the elaboration of the Strategy and Action Plan.
         
        *Abbreviated name: INFORME_DIGITALIZACION-REDES2
        Project title: Digitilization of electrical distribution networks: indicators and investments
        Funding entity: Fundación Naturgy
        Start date: May 2023
        End date: November 2023
        Researcher(s): Rafael Cossent Arín, Tomás Gómez San Román, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Gregorio López López, Javier Matanza Domingo, Miguel Ángel Sánchez Fornié, Carlos Mateo Domingo, Néstor Rodríguez Pérez
        Description: The objective of the proposed collaboration is to develop a report on “Digitalization of electrical distribution networks: indicators and investments”. This report is a continuation of the first report published in September 2021, which delves into the following aspects: - Indicators to measure how digitized the networks are and establish the correspondence between the service provided (performance) and the degree of digitization. - Current trends in investments in network digitilization and the most relevant innovation projects in the European and Spanish context, identifying the main challenges for their deployment.
         
      • 2.1.3.2 Public funding
        *Without information.
         
    • 2.2 Publications    Expandir/Contraer

      • 2.2.1 Books
        *Without information.
         
      • 2.2.2 Chapters in books
        *Author(s): T. Gerres, J.P. Chaves, F. Martín, M. Rivier, A. Sánchez, T. Gómez
        Chapter title: Guiding the transition: design challenges in decarbonising electricity markets
        Book title: Handbook on the economics of renewable energy
        Editors: del Río González, Pablo; Ragwitz, Mario
        Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
        Pages: 179-205
        ISBN: 978-180037-901-5
        Publication date: July 2023
         
      • 2.2.3 Papers in Journals
        *Author(s): S. Bindu, J.P. Chaves, L. Olmos
        Title: Factors affecting market participant decision making in the Spanish intraday electricity market: auctions vs. continuous trading
        Journal: Energies
        Vol & Num: vol. 16, nº. 13
        Pages: 5106-1-5106-23
        ISSN: 1996-1073
        Publication date: July 2023/July 2023
         
        *Author(s): T. Gerres, J.P. Chaves, P. Linares
        Title: The effects of industrial policymaking on the economics of low-emission technologies: the TRANSid model
        Journal: Energy Storage and Saving
        Vol & Num: vol. 2, nº. 3
        Pages: 513-521
        ISSN: 2772-6835
        Publication date: April 2023/September 2023
         
        *Author(s): F.D. Martín Utrilla, R. Cossent, J.P. Chaves
        Title: Decision framework for selecting flexibility mechanisms in distribution grids
        Journal: Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy
        Vol & Num: vol. 11, nº. 2
        Pages: 1-22
        ISSN: 2160-5882
        Publication date: September 2022
         
        *Author(s): M. Nour, J.P. Chaves, M. Troncia, A. Ali, A. Sánchez
        Title: Impacts of community energy trading on low voltage distribution networks
        Journal: IEEE Access
        Vol & Num: vol. 11
        Pages: 50412-50430
        ISSN: 2169-3536
        Publication date: May 2023/December 2023
         
        *Author(s): M. Nour, G. Magdy, J.P. Chaves, A. Sánchez, F. Jurado
        Title: A new two-stage controller design for frequency regulation of low-inertia power system with virtual synchronous generator
        Journal: Journal of Energy Storage
        Vol & Num: vol. 62
        Pages: 106952-1-106952-21
        ISSN: 2352-152X
        Publication date: February 2023/June 2023
         
        *Author(s): N. Morell, J.P. Chaves, T. Gómez, T. Schittekatte
        Title: Forward-looking dynamic network charges for real-world electricity systems: a Slovenian case study
        Journal: Energy Economics
        Vol & Num: vol. 125
        Pages: 106866-1-106866-16
        ISSN: 0140-9883
        Publication date: July 2023/September 2023
         
        *Author(s): N. Rodríguez Pérez, J. Matanza, G. López, J.P. Chaves, F. Bosco, V. Croce, K. Kukk, M. Uslar, C. Madina, M. Santos-Mugica
        Title: ICT architectures for TSO-DSO coordination and data exchange: a European perspective
        Journal: IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid
        Vol & Num: vol. 14, nº. 2
        Pages: 1300-1312
        ISSN: 1949-3053
        Publication date: September 2022/March 2023
         
        *Author(s): M.A. Ruiz, T. Gómez, J.P. Chaves, R. Cossent
        Title: Regulatory challenges for energy infrastructure—Do electricity distribution remuneration schemes in Europe promote the use of flexibility from connected users?
        Journal: Current Sustainable/Renewable Energy Reports
        Vol & Num: vol. 10, nº. 3
        Pages: 112-117
        ISSN: 2196-3010
        Publication date: June 2023/September 2023
         
        *Author(s): M.A. Ruiz, T. Gómez, R. Cossent, J.P. Chaves
        Title: Distribution network planning during the energy transition: synergies between real options & flexibility mechanisms
        Journal: Oxford Energy Forum
        Vol & Num: nº. 134
        Pages: 19-29
        ISSN: 0959-7727
        Publication date: November 2022
         
        *Author(s): M. Troncia, S. Ruggeri, G.G. Soma, F. Pilo, J.P. Chaves, D. Muntoni, I.M. Gianinoni
        Title: Strategic decision-making support for distribution system planning with flexibility alternatives
        Journal: Sustainable Energy, Grids and Networks
        Vol & Num: vol. 35
        Pages: 101138-1-101138-19
        ISSN: 2352-4677
        Publication date: August 2023/September 2023
         
        *Author(s): M. Valarezo, J.P. Chaves, T. Gómez
        Title: Exploring the interaction between electricity distribution network reconfiguration and local flexibility markets
        Journal: Current Sustainable/Renewable Energy Reports
        Vol & Num: vol. on-line
        Pages:
        ISSN: 2196-3010
        Publication date: August 2023
         
        *Author(s): J.J. Valentín Vírseda, J.P. Chaves, P. Linares, A. Ramos
        Title: Análisis de las necesidades de almacenamiento eléctrico de España en el horizonte 2030
        Journal: Papeles de Economía Española
        Vol & Num: nº. 174
        Pages: 72-91
        ISSN: 0210-9107
        Publication date: December 2022
         
      • 2.2.4 Papers in Congress
        *Author(s): L. Herding, J.P. Chaves, S. Bañales, R. Cossent, M. Rivier, T. Gómez
        Title: Do network investment costs outweigh the benefits of integrating high shares of renewable generation into electricity networks?
        Type: Poster
        Congress: 9th International Conference on Integration of Renewable and Distributed Energy Resources - IRED 2022
        City: Adelaide
        Country: Australia
        Date: 24-26 October 2022
        ISBN:
         
        *Author(s): M. Troncia, J.P. Chaves, M. Valarezo, L. Lind, R. Cossent
        Title: Flexibility markets for voltage control in transmission and distribution grids: quantitative assessment of a realistic case study
        Type: Poster
        Congress: 9th International Conference on Integration of Renewable and Distributed Energy Resources - IRED 2022
        City: Adelaide
        Country: Australia
        Date: 24-26 October 2022
        ISBN:
         
        *Author(s): T. Gerres, J.P. Chaves, P. Linares
        Title: The impact of industrial policymaking on the economics of low-emission technologies: the TRANSid model
        Type: Communication
        Congress: 17th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems - SWEDES 2022
        City: Paphos
        Country: Cyprus
        Date: 06-10 November 2022
        ISBN:
         
        *Author(s): S. Bindu, L. Olmos, J.P. Chaves
        Title: Integrating the central-dispatch markets into the European balancing platforms: main lessons learnt and challenges
        Type: Communication
        Congress: 19th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM23
        City: Lappeenranta
        Country: Finland
        Date: 06-08 June 2023
        ISBN: 979-8-3503-2452-5
         
        *Author(s): S. Bindu, M. Troncia, J.P. Chaves, A. Sanjab
        Title: Bid forwarding as a way to connect sequential markets: opportunities and barriers
        Type: Communication
        Congress: 19th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM23
        City: Lappeenranta
        Country: Finland
        Date: 06-08 June 2023
        ISBN: 979-8-3503-2452-5
         
        *Author(s): J.F. Gutiérrez, T. Gerres, S. Serna, J.P. Chaves
        Title: Exploring the synergies of biomass-based top-cycle CHP plants with hydrogen for industrial applications
        Type: Communication
        Congress: 19th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM23
        City: Lappeenranta
        Country: Finland
        Date: 06-08 June 2023
        ISBN: 979-8-3503-2452-5
         
      • 2.2.5 IIT Technical Documents
        *Author(s): S. Bindu, J.P. Chaves, L. Olmos
        Title: The devil is in the details. An evaluation of intrazonal congestion management methods in Europe
        Date: March 2023
        Reference: IIT-23-037WP
         
        *Author(s): J.P. Chaves, R. Cossent, T. Gómez, P. Linares, M. Rivier
        Title: An assessment of the European electricity market reform options and a pragmatic proposal
        Date: March 2023
        Reference: IIT-23-035WP
         
        *Author(s): N. Morell, J.P. Chaves, T. Gómez, P. Dueñas, T. Schittekatte
        Title: Advancing in the implementation of forward-looking incremental network charges: locational granularity, ex-post pricing, and customer response coordination
        Date: April 2023
        Reference: IIT-23-058WP
         
        *Author(s): N. Rodríguez Pérez, J. Matanza, G. López, R. Cossent, J.P. Chaves, C. Mateo, T. Gómez, M.A. Sánchez Fornié
        Title: Measuring the digitalisation of electricity distribution systems: towards the smart grid
        Date: November 2022
        Reference: IIT-22-241WP
         
      • 2.2.6 Other Publications
        *Author(s): J.P. Chaves
        Type: Electronic press
        Title: Europa y Comillas: proyectos europeos e investigación aplicada. BeFlex, nuevos marcos regulatorios para el mercado eléctrico
        Organizer: Universidad Pontificia Comillas
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: December 2022
        URL: Revista Comillas. Nº108, p. 21.
         
        *Author(s): C. Augusto, F. Dominguez, A. Karameros, M. Gacic, A. Nofuentes, D. Presic, M. Troncia, J.P. Chaves, A. Pinarelli
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Annual Report 2021: WG regulation
        Organizer: European Comission
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: March 2023
        More information: Proyecto: EUniversal
         
        *Author(s): J.P. Chaves, M. Troncia, B. Alonso Santos, C. Vidal Silvestre
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Demo results assessment and data collection report – Spain
        Organizer: European Commission
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: August 2023
        More information: Proyecto: OneNet / WP9/ T6
         
        *Author(s): S. Gandhi, G. Willeghems, M. Lacerda, H. Gerard, K. Kessels, M. Foresti, A. Rehfeld, V. Reif, S. Bindu, J.P. Chaves, K. Kukk, R. Kielak
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Definition of integrated and fully coordinated markets for the procurement of grid services by DSOs and TSOs
        Organizer: European Commission
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: March 2023
        More information: Proyecto: OneNet
         
        *Author(s): B. Herndler, C.Y. Evrenosoglu, M. Gianluigi, H. Gerard, I. Vilgan, J.P. Chaves, K. Kessels, M. Rossi, P. Lo, S. Wong
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Flexibility harvesting and its impact on stakeholder interaction
        Organizer: International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: December 2022
        More information: Proyecto: ISGAN-2020
         
        *Author(s): L. Lind, R. Cossent, T. Gómez, J.P. Chaves, I. Leotsakou, T. Kakardakos
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Regulatory recommendations
        Organizer: Comisión Europea
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: October 2022
        More information: Proyecto: IELECTRIX
         
        *Author(s): N. Morell, R. Barrella, J.P. Chaves, P. Linares, T. Gómez
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Políticas energéticas, coste e impacto en los precios de la electricidad en España
        Organizer: Fundación Naturgy
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: July 2023
        More information: Proyecto: INFORME_POLITICAS_PRECIOS
         
        *Author(s): V. Reif, M. Valarezo, T. Gómez, J.P. Chaves, M. Lacerda, B. Corceiro, S. Gandhi, G. Willeghems, A. Sanjab
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Regulatory and demo assessment of proposed integrated markets
        Organizer: European Commission
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: August 2023
        More information: Proyecto: OneNet / WP3/ T4
         
        *Author(s): I. Stoyanova, A. Bytyqi, C. Augusto, M. Couto, V. Sakas, F. Dominguez, K. Drivakou, C. Damas Silva, N. Petrovic, K. Kukk, B. Turha, J.P. Chaves, M. Troncia, J.M. Cruz, A. Coccia, A. Tzoumpas
        Type: Technical report
        Title: Guidelines for TSO-DSO-consumer system integration plan
        Organizer: European Commission
        City: Madrid
        Country: Spain
        Date: October 2022
        More information: Proyecto: OneNet / WP4/ T4.3
         
    • 2.3 Software Products    Expandir/Contraer

      Chapter 3. Teaching   [Expandir/Contraer | Expandir/Contraer]

      • 3.1 Supervised Bachelor Theses at IIT    Expandir/Contraer

        • 3.1.1 Bachelor's Degree in Engineering for Industrial Technologies
          *Title: Análisis comparado del marco y los incentivos a la creación de comunidades energéticas en Reino Unido, California (EE.UU.), Queensland (Australia) y España.
          Author: Fernández-Vega Escandón, Mónica
          Supervisor(s): Jesús José Fernández García, Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
        • 3.1.2 Bachelor's Degree in Engineering in Telecommunications Technologies
          *Without information.
           
      • 3.2 Postgraduate Teaching    Expandir/Contraer

        • 3.2.1 Master Courses
        • 3.2.1.1 Official Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering (MII)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.2 Official Master's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering (MIT)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.3 Official Master's Degree in the Electric Power Industry (MEPI)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.4 Master in Railway Systems (MSF)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.5 Master in Project, Construction and Maintenance of High Voltage Electrical Transmission (On-line)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.6 Master in Fire Protection Engineering (MIPCI)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.7 MBA in the Global Energy Industry
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.8 Master's Degree in Smart Industry (MIC)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.9 Master’s Degree in International Industrial Project Management
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.10 Master in Electricity Generation. Promotion, Technology and Operation (MGE) (On-line)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.11 Master's Degree in Big Data Technologies and Advanced Analytics (MBD)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.12 Master's Degree in Management Solutions (MCN)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.13 Master's Degree in Smart Grids (MSG)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.14 Master in Biomechanics Applied to Damage Assessment; Advanced Physical Therapy Techniques
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.15 Master in Mobility and Safety Engineering (MMS)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.16 Master in Electrical Technology (MTE)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.16 Master in smart agricultural industry and sustainability
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.1.17 Official Master's Degree in Biomechanics and Sports Physiotherapy
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2 Master Theses supervised at IIT
        • 3.2.2.1 Official Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering (MII)
          *Title: Analysis of decarbonization options for steel making
          Author: Esperanza Herrando, Pablo de la
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila, Timo Gerres
           
          *Title: Blockchain application to distributed energy resources management
          Author: Rodríguez García, Ricardo
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila, Morsy Abdelkader Morsy Mohammed Nour
           
          *Title: CO2 LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT FOR A SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION
          Author: Arcos Presedo, María Eugenia
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
          *Title: Experimental designs to evaluate consumer?s preferences related to energy procurement and the adoption of low-CO2 technologies
          Author: Pérez-Tabernero Silva, María
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila, María del Carmen Valor Martínez
           
          *Title: Modelado y análisis de datos para generación solar de autoconsumo
          Author: Carbonell de la Cámara, Jorge
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
          *Title: Modelling Demand Side Response for Heat Pumps through locational network tariffs
          Author: Cabot Sancho, Luis
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila, Matteo Troncia
           
          *Title: Standardization and harmonization of the flexibility market in the Spanish and European electricity wholesale market
          Author: Sagaz Spottorno, Diego
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
          *Title: Techno-economic assessment and analysis of local markets for system services
          Author: Marcos López-Baissón, José María de
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila, Matteo Troncia
           
        • 3.2.2.2 Official Master's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering (MIT)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.3 Official Master's Degree in the Electric Power Industry (MEPI)
          *Title: Design of the deployment of EV charging points
          Author: Gastelum Fernández, Gabriela Orisell
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
        • 3.2.2.4 Erasmus Mundus International Master in Economics and Management of Network Industries (EMIN)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.5 Master in Railway Systems (MSF)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.6 MBA in the Global Energy Industry
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.7 Master in Fire Protection Engineering (MIPCI)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.8 Master's Degree in Smart Industry (MIC)
          *Title: Modelling local markets and flexibility services providers for the electricity sector towards decarbonisation
          Author: Cabot Sancho, Luis
          Supervisor(s): Jose Pablo Chaves Ávila
           
        • 3.2.2.9 Master’s Degree in International Industrial Project Management
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.10 Master's Degree in Big Data Technologies and Advanced Analytics (MBD)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.11 Master in Electricity Generation. Promotion, Technology and Operation (MGE) (On-line)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.12 Master's Degree in Management Solutions (MCN)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.13 Master in Project, Construction and Maintenance of High Voltage Electrical Transmission (On-line)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.15 Official Master's Degree in Engineering Research (MIMSI)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.16 Master's Degree in Smart Grids (MSG)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.17 Master in Biomechanics Applied to Damage Assessment; Advanced Physical Therapy Techniques
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.18 Master in Mobility and Safety Engineering (MMS)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.19 Master in Electrical Technology (MTE)
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.20 Official Master's Degree in Biomechanics and Sports Physiotherapy
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.2.2.21 Master in Environment and Energy Transition
          *Without information.
           
      • 3.3 Other Academic Activities    Expandir/Contraer

        • 3.3.1 External Master Courses
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.3.2 Supervised Master Theses in other Universities
          *Without information.
           
        • 3.3.3 Developed Master Theses in other Universities
          *Without information.
           

      Chapter 4. Doctorate   [Expandir/Contraer | Expandir/Contraer]

      • 4.1 ICAI Engineers' Association PhD Scholarship    Expandir/Contraer

          *Without information.
           
      • 4.2 Training complements    Expandir/Contraer

          *Without information.
           
      • 4.3 Training activities    Expandir/Contraer

          *Without information.
           
      • 4.4 Doctoral Theses    Expandir/Contraer

        • 4.4.1 Comillas Submitted Theses
          *Without information.
           
        • 4.4.2 Submitted Theses in other Universities
          *Without information.
           
        • 4.4.3 Comillas Ongoing Theses
          *Title: Natural gas tariff design: a comprehensive framework for analyzing economic efficiency.
          Author: Celia Mosácula Atienza
          Supervisor(s): Javier Reneses Guillén and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: Medium-term technical and economical analysis of storage impacts on power systems under different scenarios with high renewable share
          Author: Sébastien Huclin
          Supervisor(s): Andrés Ramos Galán and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: Evaluating Local Energy Trading For Massive Integration Of Distributed Energy Resources
          Author: Morsy Abdelkader Morsy Mohammed Nour
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Alvaro Sánchez Miralles
           
          *Title: Selecting flexibility mechanisms for DSOs in the energy transition
          Author: Fernando David Martín Utrilla
          Supervisor(s): Rafael Cossent Arín and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: Distribution Network Tariff Design under Decarbonization, Decentralization and Digitalization
          Author: Nicolás Mariano Morell Dameto
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Tomás Gómez San Román
           
          *Title: Interaction between DSO and third-party flexibility resources in the operation of distribution grids
          Author: Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera
          Supervisor(s): Tomás Gómez San Román and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: From stand-alone to combined mechanisms for acquiring distribution system operator services
          Author: Eliana Carolina Ormeño Mejía
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Matteo Troncia
           
          *Title: Alternate Models for European Short-Term Electricity Markets
          Author: Shilpa Bindu
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Luis Olmos Camacho
           
          *Title: The role of demand-response independent aggregator in the power system. How does it change the balance between the actors?
          Author: Jesús José Fernández García
          Supervisor(s): Matteo Troncia and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: Assessing the impact of electrolyzer operational characteristics on integration in the electricity markets.
          Author: Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Guerra
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Andrés Ramos Galán
           
          *Title: Value-Creation Strategies for Engaging Small-Load Flexibility-Service-Providers (SL-FSP) in Electricity Markets
          Author: Valeria Karina Moreno
          Supervisor(s): Carmen Valor Martínez and José Pablo Cháves Avila
           
          *Title: Distribution system operator remuneration for fostering flexibility procurement. Valuing flexibility solutions in planning distribution networks
          Author: Miguel Ángel Ruiz Hernández
          Supervisor(s): José Pablo Cháves Avila and Tomás Gómez San Román
           

      Chapter 5. Other Activities   [Expandir/Contraer | Expandir/Contraer]

      • 5.1 EES-UETP    Expandir/Contraer

        • 5.2 International Exchanges    Expandir/Contraer

            *Without information.
             
        • 5.3 Visiting professors    Expandir/Contraer

            *Without information.
             
        • 5.4 Visiting students    Expandir/Contraer

            *Name: Marco Galici
            Department: Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
            University: University of Cagliari
            City: Caligary
            Country: Italy
            Period of stay: June 2022
            Supervisor: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Otra información:
             
            *Name: Marco Galici
            Department: Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
            University: University of Cagliari
            City: Caligary
            Country: Italy
            Period of stay: October-December 2022
            Supervisor: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Otra información:
             
            *Name: Marco Galici
            Department: Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (DIEE)
            University: University of Cagliari
            City: Caligari
            Country: Italy
            Period of stay: May-July 2023
            Supervisor: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Otra información:
             
            *Name: Jan Marc Schwidtal
            Department: Department: Industrial Engineering
            University: University of Padua
            City: Padua
            Country: Italy
            Period of stay: October 2020
            Supervisor: José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Otra información:
             
        • 5.5 Courses offered and coordinated to external companies and institutions    Expandir/Contraer

            *Without information.
             
        • 5.6 Conferences, Seminars, Roundtables and Workshops Contributions    Expandir/Contraer

            *Lecturer(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Title: Lessons learnt from community of practice on regulatory sandboxes
            Event: Workshop on “Regulatory sandboxes for the energy transition”
            Funding entity: Florence School of Regulation (FSR)
            Type: Conference
             
        • 5.7 Congress, Seminars and Journals Organization    Expandir/Contraer

            *Without information.
             
        • 5.8 Other Academic Activities Organization    Expandir/Contraer

            *Without information.
             
        • 5.9 Other Activities    Expandir/Contraer

            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: Relevant position
            Description: Leader of Annex 8 of the International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)
            Organizer: International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)
            City: New Delhi
            Country: India
            Date: October 2016- Today
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: Relevant position
            Description: Member of the Expert Group on Demand Side Flexibility
            Organizer: European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators - ACER
            City: Ljubljana
            Country: Slovenia
            Date: September 2021-September 2022
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: Relevant position
            Description: Section Editor of «Energy Infrastructures» at «Current Sustainable/Renewable Energy Reports» Journal
            Organizer: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
            City: Basel
            Country: Switzerland
            Date: November 2022- Today
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: Relevant position
            Description: Member of Expert Advisory List
            Organizer: Comisión Regional de Interconexión Eléctrica
            City: Guatemala City
            Country: Guatemala
            Date: June 2023-June 2025
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: External course
            Module: Local flexibility market design and TSO/DSO coordination: R&D projects
            Course: CEER Training on Regulation of DSOs, Digitalisation and Flexibility Market
            Organizer: Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER)
            City: Online
            Country: Online
            Date: June 2023
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: Research proposal evaluator
            Description: Energy and Transport Area
            Organizer: Agencia Estatal de Investigación (AEI)
            City: Madrid
            Country: Spain
            Date: January 2023- Today
             
            *Researcher(s): Matteo Troncia, José Pablo Chaves Ávila, Orlando Mauricio Valarezo Rivera, Leandro Lind, Rafael Cossent Arín
            Activity type: Prize
            Description: Best Poster Prize on «9th International Conference on Integration of Renewable and Distributed Energy Resources - IRED 2022». «Flexibility markets for voltage control in transmission and distribution grids: quantitative assessment of a realistic case study» .
            Organizer: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation - CSIRO
            City: Adelaide
            Country: Australia
            Date: October 2022
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: External dissertation committee
            Description: Gil Pugliese, M. «Portfolio óptimo de comercialización y cobertura de generación en mercados eléctricos»
            Organizer: Instituto de Energía Eléctrica (IEE). UNSJ-CONICET
            City: San Juan
            Country: Argentina
            Date: December 2022
             
            *Researcher(s): José Pablo Chaves Ávila
            Activity type: External dissertation committee
            Description: Barbero, M. «Demand aggregator optimal strategies: from the bidding to the execution»
            Organizer: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
            City: Barcelona
            Country: Spain
            Date: July 2023
             

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