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EPSRC Reference: EP/K00557X/1
Title: Optimal Prediction in Local Electricity Markets
Principal Investigator: Moriarty, Professor J
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Department: Mathematics
Organisation: University of Manchester, The
Scheme: EPSRC Fellowship
Starts: 01 February 2013 Ends: 31 August 2015 Value (£): 569,611
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Mathematical Aspects of OR Statistics & Appl. Probability
Sustainable Energy Networks
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Financial Services Energy
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Panel History:
Panel DatePanel NameOutcome
01 Aug 2012 EPSRC Mathematics Fellowships - August 2012 Announced
04 Jul 2012 Mathematics Prioritisation Panel Meeting July 2012 Announced
Summary on Grant Application Form
Over the next four years this Fellowship aims to build an internationally leading research team in stochastic modelling of local energy markets. The Fellow and researcher will develop theory and numerical methods to solve emerging mathematical problems in UK power systems, with a focus on modelling the community scale, in order to achieve the maximum welfare benefit from the design of these markets. The research programme will be carried out in the context of the Fellow's existing Energy group, which includes three PhD students working in power systems and energy storage. This work will involve fruitful interactions with other probabilists in the UK, power systems engineers in the UK, US and Canada, and UK industry experts working on such problems. It will have significant impact through the creation of algorithms and software, enabling the efficient numerical solution of planning and operational problems for local electricity markets. A longer term impact will be to further establish Manchester (and the UK) as a centre for talented researchers in cross-disciplinary applications of probability theory to power systems.
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