Are electricity markets broken, and do we have to fix them? Or are the electricity markets doing what they are supposed to do, and do we have to complement them with other measures? What are the main measures we need to survive the crisis in the coming months? What are the main lessons learned that could help reform the electricity market?
Lucila de Almeida | FSR and Wageningen University & Research
Tim Schittekatte | FSR and MiT
Catherine Waddams | Norwich Business School of the University of East Anglia
Leigh Hancher | FSR
Leonardo Meeus | FSR
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