Dr D. (Derck) Koolen

Derck Koolen, RSM PhD Candidate at the Technology and Operations Management department, has written an article claiming that the Dutch energy policy and subsidy policy can be much more efficient and 'clean'. …

Research by Wolf Ketter and Derk Koolen of RSM shows if solar and wind energy play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open - if the market continues to…

If solar and wind energy begin to play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open. This will at least be the case if the energy market retains its present…

If solar and wind energy begin to play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open. This will at least be the case if the energy market retains its present…

As long as the energy market retains its current formation, increasing the use of wind and solar energy could make burning fossil fuels more attractive. Because these sources are able to deliver quickly, they can become more…

RSM PhD candidate Derck Koolen is featured in this episode of BNR Radio's 'Wetenschap Vandaag' to discuss his new study. The finding is that at a certain level of production of solar and wind energy, it may be more financially…

If solar and wind energy play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open. At least, this will be the case if the energy market retains its present form.…

If solar and wind energy play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open. At least, this will be the case if the energy market retains its present form.…

If solar and wind energy play a greater role in electricity generation, it may be more financially attractive to keep polluting power stations open. At least, this will be the case if the energy market retains its present form.…