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Publications by researchers in EVOLVE

Published 30.10.2026

We here provide a list of publications from researchers in the EVOLVE-project, relevant for the topic "Europe’s evolving market design towards 2040: Electricity Market Reform and decision-making during its implementation".

Energy policy in the EU | EU climate policy | Renewable energy | Energy consumption | Energy policy in Norway

Reform of the electricity market and its implementation across Europe – Launch of the CICERO-led project EVOLVE

Published 2.6.2025

In 2024, the EU adopted a reform of the electricity market design. A new research project is looking into how this will be implemented across Europe: EVOLVE - Europe’s evolving market design towards 2040: Electricity Market Reform and decision-making during its implementation.

Renewable energy | Energy policy in Norway | Energy policy in the EU | EU climate policy | Norwegian climate policy

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Projects

FAIRPOWER: A fair low-emission transition of the power market

Fairpower er et prosjekt som skal undersøke hvilke grupper i samfunnet som blir påvirket av endringer i kraftmarkedet. Prosjektet skal se på hvordan kompensasjonsordninger kan bli utformet for å rette opp uønskede skjevheter og samtidig ikke bremse lavutslippsomstillingen.

Just transition | Renewable energy | Energy policy in Norway

Flexible electricity use in households: barriers, opportunities and effects (FLEXEFFECT)

The project will meet the urgent need for social science research on flexible electricity policy and technology in Norway.

Renewable energy | Energy consumption | Energy policy in Norway | Just transition

Revising the national renewables policy mix in Europe - REMIX

REMIX analyses how the EU shapes national policies on renewable energy in six countries and vice versa. This knowledge will help forecasting future developments in European renewable policies. Renewable energy currently stands for approximately 15% of the EU’s total energy consumption, and substantially more in the Nordics. The EU plans to increase the overall share of renewable energy to at least 20% by 2020 and 27% by 2030. These targets are implemented through a variety of European and national policy measures. The REMIX project zooms in on six European countries: France Germany Norway Poland Sweden the UK An interdisciplinary team of researchers will analyse various factors that shape the European policy mix: - National support schemes for renewable energy and EU state aid rules; - National capacity mechanism regulations; - The EU's climate and energy targets for 2020 and 2030; - The pending reform of the EU's renewable energy directive and emission trading system. Based on these case studies, the project will develop scenarios and guidelines that forecast how national and European renewable energy policy development will develop in the next years. The project is funded by the Norwegian Research Council and several Nordic energy actors.

Renewable energy | Energy policy in Norway | Energy policy in the EU

SIS-Klimat - Climate transitions in the Norwegian food system

How can the Norwegian food production - consumption system be changed towards sustainable production of more climate friendly food? This overarching question targets opportunities for climate change adaptation and emission reductions, but also looks for co-benefits for, and stronger links between, producers and consumers.

Food and agriculture | Methane | Norwegian climate policy | Energy policy in Norway

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Events

29 september 2023

Decarbonizing the Nordic power system – Securing supply and reducing unwanted distributional consequences.

In this webinar we discuss challenges and opportunities for the Nordic power system given ambitious climate policy targets, broad electrification, and the fast growth of renewable electricity production.

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Research groups

Climate Mitigation

The research group works to understand the trends and drivers of historical and future emissions of greenhouse gases and short-lived climate forcers, and their effect on the climate.

Climate Policy

We work on understanding how international and national politics and policies affect each other, as well as the effect of climate policy instruments, focusing in particular on the global climate negotiations, climate policy in the EU, USA, China and Norway.

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