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14:30 - 16:00 What wind can bring to balancing markets
Integrating wind power into the electricity market
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Room: C 2.2
This session will look at which new opportunities a revamped balancing market can offer. New market players, system operators and policy-makers will discuss the conditions needed to improve the functioning of the existing balancing market. Industry players will share first-hand experience on participating in this market, which establishes one of the building blocks of the energy transition.
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Learning objectives
The following topics will be addressed:
- How can wind power operators and demand side management players make money out of balancing market?
- How can new market players replace conventional generation by bringing more wind power into the balancing market?
- Which are the regulatory and market entry barriers for wind participation?
- What is the future impact/role of the balancing guidelines (Electricity Balancing Network Code)?
Additional speakers to be added soon.
This session will be chaired by:![](../submit-an-abstract/thumb/ADMIN_692Kreusel_Jochen.jpg)
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Policy Officer, Renewables and CCS Policy, DG ENER — Directorate-General for Energy, European Commission
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