Below you find a list of upcoming GAMS courses. All of these are offered by our established partners, who have many years of GAMS modeling expertise.
This workshop for energy suppliers and project planners is the first in our series of workshops on strategic and tactical planning in the energy industry.
This workshop will present state-of-the-art computable general equilibrium (CGE) models that are widely used in applied economic research to study the impacts of emissions reductions policies. The standard topdown framework of CGE models will be complemented by a bottom-up representation of the electricity system to capture the pivotal role of carbon-free supply and demand technologies for decarbonizing the economy as a whole.
The EcoMod School will offer several five-day intensive hands-on courses in Prague, Czech Republic. Since the courses are run simultaneously, participants can only choose one course for this period.
with Josef Kallrath (University of Florida, Gainesville, FL). This three-day course is designed to help those new to GAMS become familiar with it and gain the knowledge to model and solve simple optimization problems.
with Josef Kallrath (University of Florida, Gainesville, FL). This two-days course helps the mathematically inclined participants to learn advanced techniques for better using GAMS to model and solve larger or complicated optimization problems (MILP, NLP, MINLP) and to learn about modular structures and building complex applications.
The EcoMod School will offer several five-day intensive hands-on courses in Prague, Czech Republic. Since the courses are run simultaneously, participants can only choose one course for this period.
The workshop will show in detail how to transform algebraic CGE models into non-algebraic MPSGE syntax which can substantially lower the entry barriers and time cost of CGE analysis n both – algebraic and non-algebraic – cases, CGE models are stated as mixed complementarity problems (MCP) which link equilibrium conditions as nonlinear inequalities with complementary non-negative economic variables.