João Moreira Schneider de Mello


AuthID: R-00J-KH4

Confirmed Publications: 15



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TITLE: Conciliating the Settlement of Local Energy Markets with Self-Consumption Regulations
AUTHORS: João Mello ; José Villar ; J. Saraiva;
PUBLISHED: 2022, SOURCE: SSRN Electronic Journal
INDEXED IN: CrossRef: 1 Unpaywall
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TITLE: Integrating flexibility and energy local markets with wholesale balancing responsibilities in the context of renewable energy communities
AUTHORS: Mello, J ; Villar, J ;
PUBLISHED: 2022, SOURCE: 5th International Conference on Energy and Environment - bringing together Economics and Engineering (ICEE) in TECHNOLOGIES, MARKETS AND POLICIES: BRINGING TOGETHER ECONOMICS AND ENGINEERING
INDEXED IN: WOS
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TITLE: Investments and Governance Models for Renewable Energy Communities
AUTHORS: Moreno, A; Villar, J ; Gouveia, CS; Mello, J ; Rocha, R;
PUBLISHED: 2022, SOURCE: 18th International Conference on the European Energy Market, EEM 2022 in International Conference on the European Energy Market, EEM, VOLUME: 2022-September
INDEXED IN: Scopus CrossRef Unpaywall
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TITLE: Comparative Analysis of Self-Consumption and Energy Communities Regulation in the Iberian Peninsula
AUTHORS: Rocha, Rogerio ; Mello, Joao ; Villar, Jose ; Saraiva, Joao T. ;
PUBLISHED: 2021, SOURCE: 14th IEEE Madrid PowerTech Conference (IEEE POWERTECH) in 2021 IEEE MADRID POWERTECH
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 1 Unpaywall
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15
TITLE: Power-to-Peer: A blockchain P2P post-delivery bilateral local energy market
AUTHORS: Mello, J ; Villar, J ; Bessa, RJ ; Lopes, M ; Martins, J ; Pinto, M ;
PUBLISHED: 2020, SOURCE: 17th International Conference on the European Energy Market, EEM 2020 in International Conference on the European Energy Market, EEM, VOLUME: 2020-September
INDEXED IN: Scopus CrossRef: 5
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