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The Efficiency of Short-Term Electricity Markets with Variable Renewables and their impact on Forward Prices and Hedging Strategies
This thesis tests the efficiency of two markets at the heart of the energy transition : the European Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) and the European electricity market. These markets are crucial for reducing direct and indirect carbon emissions and achieving net-zero objectives. The thesis address
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