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achieve ambitious energyclimate targets eu member states introduced policies support market introduction renewable energy sources res generation motivated close gap merit order effect moe less mature central south east european electricity markets empirically confirm economic theory predictions short run increase res generation reduces electricity prices merit order effect initially econometrically confirmed quantified different econometric model specifications estimated differentiate moe caused wind solar generation differentiate moe highload lowload days addition simulate adjustment realised dayahead electricity prices nores generation scenario modern statistical methods applied bridge gap limited public data availability solve simulation models used power system agentbased simulations family data mining algorithms applied merit order estimation used dynamic adaptation generation mix omitted res generation estimated energy imbalance caused excluded res generation therefore compensated additional conventional generation dispatch according estimated power plant merit order estimated supply curves generation technology assist reasoning behind established moe econometric models based findings policymakers prioritise policies facilitate integration res electricity markets would turn accelerate energy transition increasingly growing shares renewables system governments need rethink support scheme emphasis placed efficiently integrating renewables power system taking account temporal spatial dimensions