Seasoned expert Gerard Doorman and Magnus Energy join forces
Magnus Energy continues to expand its energy modelling & strategy expertise. As of May 1st, seasoned expert Gerard Doorman will join forces with Magnus Energy in an Associate role. In the past 40+ years, he has played a key role in the integration of European electricity markets. What does his expertise entail?
Academic background
Gerard Doorman has spent his working life in various positions in the energy sector. He is well-known for his academic work as a professor in electric power systems at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Gerard’s research work focused on economic optimisation of power production, e.g. of large-scale hydro reservoir operations, optimisation methods in power system operation and planning, market design and system balancing.
Key role in market integration
Over the past 11 years, Gerard worked for Norwegian TSO Statnett. He worked, amongst others, on the design of electricity markets, the integration of European power markets, and the development of the Nordic balancing market. Recently, he has been involved in European market coupling as a member of the ENTSO-E Working Group Market Design for Renewable Energy Systems. His input has been pivotal in reaching major milestones in European market integration and achieving a more robust energy system.
Associate role
This year, Gerard has retired from Statnett and started working as an independent advisor and emeritus professor. As of May 1st, he will join forces with us in an Associate role.
“Gerard is a very welcome addition. Not only is he a highly valued expert in the energy community, but he can also support and challenge our team working on energy modelling and business strategies. His in-depth knowledge of electricity markets, system operations, and clear vision of the future of energy systems are invaluable.” – Gertjan Meutgeert, partner at Magnus Energy.
More about Gerard Doorman and Magnus Energy?
More about our energy analytics, modelling and strategy services? Do reach out to Gertjan Meutgeert and/or Gerard Doorman.