Flexibility Options in 100% Renewable Energy World Regions

Batas-Bjelić, Ilija; Rajaković, Nikola; Pfeifer, Antun; Herc, Luka; Duić, Neven

2020

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Batas-Bjelić, Ilija

Rajaković, Nikola
Pfeifer, Antun
Herc, Luka
Duić, Neven

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Designing the energy systems for high variable renewable energy penetrations, one should look for the flexibility of an energy systems that may be provided from various sources at supply, demand or network level. The flexibility can be provided from different options including, but not limiting to: (1) electricity demand (household and industry), (2) thermal (power, CHP) plants, (3) power to heat (CHP, heat pump district/individual), (4) transport (V2G + smart charge, synthetic fuels), (5) interconnection and (6) storage (batteries, pumped hydro, rockbed, compressed air, hydrogen…). The flexibility might be provided according to different criteria: economics, technical complexity, utilization, acceptability, feasibility, material use. Further, different constraints regarding percentages, shares, emission reductions… might be set according to proclaimed sustainable energy policy in certain region. Therefore, we will simulate various flexibility options according to their availability an...

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energy systems / renewable energy / energy policies / energy transition

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Proceedings of 16th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems – SDEWES, 2020, 0064-

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Zagreb : SDEWES

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LOCOMOTION, funded through European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, Grant No. 821105

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Batas-Bjelić, I., Rajaković, N., Pfeifer, A., Herc, L.,& Duić, N.. (2020). Flexibility Options in 100% Renewable Energy World Regions. in Proceedings of 16th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems – SDEWES
Zagreb : SDEWES., 0064.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_12288

Batas-Bjelić I, Rajaković N, Pfeifer A, Herc L, Duić N. Flexibility Options in 100% Renewable Energy World Regions. in Proceedings of 16th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems – SDEWES. 2020;:0064.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_12288 .

Batas-Bjelić, Ilija, Rajaković, Nikola, Pfeifer, Antun, Herc, Luka, Duić, Neven, "Flexibility Options in 100% Renewable Energy World Regions" in Proceedings of 16th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems – SDEWES (2020):0064,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_12288 .