Ambra Van Liedekerke


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Van Liedekerke

First Name

Ambra

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0009-0002-6089-597X

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09452 - Sansavini, Giovanni / Sansavini, Giovanni

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Publications 1 - 6 of 6
  • The Value of Vehicle-to-Grid for the Swiss Electricity System
    Item type: Other Conference Item
    Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Schwarz, Marius; Gjorgiev, Blazhe; et al. (2023)
    The Global Energy Transition Toward Decarbonization: a multi-scalar perspective and transformation: 18th IAEE European Conference
  • Quantifying Power System Adequacy And Security In Net-Zero Energy Transition Scenarios
    Item type: Other Conference Item
    Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Gjorgiev, Blazhe; Sansavini, Giovanni (2024)
    Advances in Reliability, Safety and Security: ESREL 2024 Collection of Extended Abstracts. Part 2
  • Renewable Energy Outlook II for Switzerland
    Item type: Report
    Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Gjorgiev, Blazhe; Savelsberg, Jonas; et al. (2025)
    The Second SWEET EDGE Renewable Energy Outlook explores Switzerland’s energy transition toward net-zero emissions in 2050, focusing on its interactions with the European energy system. It examines the impact of three key national energy policies on Switzerland’s electricity mix, dispatch, supply costs, and cross-border electricity exchanges, comparing results from four different electricity system models. The analysis is further refined by assessing the regional effects of improved weather forecasts on demand and supply balancing. Adding to the electricity sector perspective, the Outlook evaluates the macroeconomic implications of national and international energy and climate policies and examines how policy preferences and technology acceptance in Switzerland have evolved from 2022 to 2024. Finally, it contextualizes Switzerland’s role within the broader European energy landscape by analyzing the Swiss cross-border renewable energy investments.
  • Quantifying Power System Adequacy in Net-Zero Energy Transition Scenarios
    Item type: Other Conference Item
    Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Gjorgiev, Blazhe; Sansavini, Giovanni (2024)
    Book Of Abstracts for 2024 International Conference on Resilient Systems
  • Bidirektionales Laden aus Sicht des Stromsystems
    Item type: Other Publication
    Savelsberg, Jonas; Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Parajeles Herrera, María; et al. (2024)
    Bulletin Electrosuisse
    Der wachsende Anteil der individuellen Elektromobilität stellt für das Stromsystem eine Herausforderung, aber auch eine Chance dar, da Elektroautos dem Stromsystem wichtige Flexibilität bereitstellen können, beispielsweise, um mehr erneuerbaren Strom nutzen zu können. Offen ist noch, wie wir uns diese Flexibilität am besten zunutze machen können.
  • Policy-relevance of a model inter-comparison: Switzerland in the European energy transition
    Item type: Journal Article
    Van Liedekerke, Ambra; Gjorgiev, Blazhe; Savelsberg, Jonas; et al. (2025)
    Applied Energy
    The energy transition is reshaping electricity systems, bringing new challenges, and emphasizing the need for strategic planning. Energy policies play a crucial role in guiding this transition. However, assessing their impacts often requires robust modeling involving multiple models and going beyond a single country's scope, analyzing international interactions. In this study, we examine three Swiss energy policies, analyzing their impacts on both the national energy system and the cross-border electricity flows. We use a model inter-comparison approach with four electricity system models to explore scenarios involving Swiss renewable generation targets, the Swiss market integration, and the Swiss winter import limitations, in the context of various European electricity developments. The results indicate that a renewable generation target leads to a reduction in net imports and electricity prices. Additionally, reduced market integration impacts both Swiss and European energy transitions by limiting trade benefits, underutilizing Variable Renewable Energy Sources (VRES), and increasing electricity supply costs. Lastly, we observe that limiting Swiss winter imports adversely affects electricity trading, driving up both supply costs and electricity prices.
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