Transmission and generation investment in electricity markets: The effects of market splitting and network fee regimes. - Veronika Grimm; Alexander Martin 001; Martin Schmidt 003; Martin Weibelzahl; Gregor Zöttl (Eur. J. Oper. Res., 2016)

(How) Can Blockchain Contribute to the Management of Systemic Risks in Global Supply Networks? - Gilbert Fridgen; Marc-Fabian Körner; Johannes Sedlmeir; Martin Weibelzahl (SysRisk@Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2019)

Optimal storage and transmission investments in a bilevel electricity market model. - Martin Weibelzahl; Alexandra Märtz (Ann. Oper. Res., 2020)

Market Success: The Quest for the Objectives and Success Factors of Markets. - Henner Gimpel; Lisa Hanny; Marion Ott; Jonathan Wagner; Martin Weibelzahl; Martin Bichler; Steffi Ober (Market Engineering, 2021)

Not All Doom and Gloom: How Energy-Intensive and Temporally Flexible Data Center Applications May Actually Promote Renewable Energy Sources. - Gilbert Fridgen; Marc-Fabian Körner; Steffen Walters; Martin Weibelzahl (Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng., 2021)

Airport capacity extension, fleet investment, and optimal aircraft scheduling in a multilevel market model: quantifying the costs of imperfect markets. - Stefano Coniglio; Mathias Sirvent; Martin Weibelzahl (OR Spectr., 2021)

How to trade electricity flexibility using artificial intelligence - An integrated algorithmic framework. - Lisa Hanny; Marc-Fabian Körner; Christina Leinauer; Anne Michaelis; Jens Strueker; Martin Weibelzahl; Jan Weissflog (HICSS, 2022)

Artificial Intelligence in Energy Demand Response: A Taxonomy of Input Data Requirements. - Gilbert Fridgen; Stephanie Halbrügge; Marc-Fabian Körner; Anne Michaelis; Martin Weibelzahl (Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2022)

Smart Mobility Meets Industry: Enhancing Energy Flexibility Potentials by Combining Industrial Production & Electric Vehicle Charging. - David Stefan Bayer; Jessica Bollenbach; Jonathan Lersch; Simon Rusche; Martin Weibelzahl (AMCIS, 2023)

Stay flexible: a Prescriptive Process Monitoring Approach for Energy Flexibility-Oriented Process Schedules. - Julia Hermann; Simon Rusche; Linda Moder; Martin Weibelzahl (ECIS, 2023)

Energy storage operation and electricity market design: On the market power of monopolistic storage operators. - Endre Bjørndal; Mette Bjørndal; Stefano Coniglio; Marc-Fabian Körner; Christina Leinauer; Martin Weibelzahl (Eur. J. Oper. Res., 2023)

Navigating Digital Transformation towards Sustainability: A Maturity Model for Industrial Decarbonization. - Barbara Meuser; Lynne Valett; Felix Wagon; Martin Weibelzahl (AMCIS, 2024)

Smart Negotiations for Climate Protection: Can Information Systems Save Our Planet? - Paula Antonia Heess; Lynne Valett; Martin Weibelzahl (ECIS, 2024)

When Voluntary Carbon Markets Give You Lemons, Make Lemonade: A Method for Selecting Digital Technologies in MRV Processes. - Christina Leinauer; Lisa Hanny; Jens Strüker; Martin Weibelzahl (ECIS, 2024)

Facilitating cooperation of smallholders in developing countries: design principles for a cooperative-oriented decentralized autonomous organization. - Julia Amend; Patrick Troglauer; Tobias Guggenberger; Nils Urbach; Martin Weibelzahl (Inf. Syst. E Bus. Manag., 2024)

Watt's Next? Leveraging Process Flexibility for Power Cost Optimization. - Julia Hermann; Simon Rusche; Linda Moder; Martin Weibelzahl (Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng., 2024)

Regional marketing mechanisms for industrial energy flexibility enabled by service-oriented IT platforms. - Valerie M. Scharmer; Lukas Bank; Stephanie Halbrügge; Leon Haupt; Jana Köberlein; Stefan Roth 006; Julia Schulz; Susanne Vernim; Martin Weibelzahl; Hans Ulrich Buhl; Johannes Schilp; Michael F. Zaeh (Autom., 2024)