7. GJETC Council Meeting & Outreach Event, 2019

東京

Management Options for Unbundled & Secure Electricity Markets with Growing Shares of Renewable Energy

Japan is in the process of restructuring its electricity market, including unbundling and competitive balancing markets. Germany, as a member State of the European Union, has already restructured its power market in the years since 1998. Both countries, however, will have to develop their electricity markets further to master the energy transition. This concerns particularly the integration of large shares of generation based on mostly variable renewable energy.

Bilateral cooperation such as the "German-Japanese Energy Transition Council" (GJETC) can play an important role in mastering the challenges of the energy transition in the respective countries and facilitate the knowledge transfer worldwide with good examples.Its work focusses on strategic and systemic analysis and develops independent policy advice focused on problem solutions respecting

An outreach event organized by the GJETC secretariats provided both strategic and in-depth insights on selected topics related to electricity markets and growing shares of renewable energy production in both countries:
 
“Management Options for Unbundled & Secure Electricity Markets with Growing Shares of Renewable Energy – Needs, Experiences, and Options for Japanese-German Cooperation”
 
Tuesday, 24th September 2019
at the Institute of Energy Economics (IEEJ), Tokyo
 
The event was organized by the German-Japanese Energy Transition Council (GJETC) and the Institute of Energy Economics Japan (IEEJ), together with the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, ECOS and Hennicke Consult.
 
 
 

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