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Modeling storage and demand management in electricity distribution grids

Schröder, Andreas; Siegmeier, Jan; Creusen, Murk - 2011

Storage devices and demand control may constitute beneficial tools to optimize electricity generation with a large share of intermittent resources through inter-temporal substitution of load. We quantify the related cost reductions in a simulation model of a simplified stylized medium-voltage...

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Network charging schemes and self-supply: instruments to prevent self-reinforcing dynamics

Brandstätt, Christine - 2021

Self-supply can destabilize the finance of a distribution network. This paper analyses under which circumstances the … tariff structure of a distribution network is stable or unstable under pressure of self-supply and provides recommendation …-reinforcing dynamics in relation to volumetric network tariffs and surcharges in networks with a high propensity for self-supply. We model …

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Interdependencies in Security of Electricity Supply

Osorio, Sebastian - 2016

The analysis of security of electricity supply (SoES) is particularly complex due to, among others, the liberalisation process and the increasing penetration of renewable energies. Larsen et al. (2016) propose a framework based on twelve dimensions to evaluate SoES for a single jurisdiction....

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Which households respond to electricity peak pricing amid high levels of electrification?

Garnache, Cloé; Hernæs, Øystein; Imenes, Anders Gravir - 2022

We examine heterogeneity in Norwegian households' price responses to critical peak pricing (CPP) on electricity consumption, using a large-scale randomized controlled trial (RCT), high-frequency electricity data, and default enrollment. Increasing the grid transmission charge by 4,067%...

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Which households respond to electricity peak pricing amid high levels of electrification?

Garnache, Cloé; Hernæs, Øystein; Imenes, Anders Gravir - 2022

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Risk vs. restriction : an investigation of capacity-limitation based congestion management in electric distribution grids

Hennig, Roman J.; Vries, Laurens J. de; Tindemans, Simon H. - In: Energy policy : the international journal of the … 186 (2024), pp. 1-14

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Costs and benefits of political and physical collaboration in the European Power Market

Mier, Mathias; Siala, Kais; Govorukha, Kristina; Mayer, … - 2020

We use the cross-impact balance analysis to develop narratives that differ in the level of political collaboration (in terms of the stringency of the EU climate policy) and physical collaboration (possible expansion of transmission capacity between countries) in the European power market....

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Flow-based market coupling : what drives welfare in Europe's electricity market design?

Voswinkel, Simon; Felten, Björn; Felling, Tim; Weber, … - 2019

Due to the call for further integration of European markets and the targeted climate goals, both European electricity systems and markets have undergone continuous changes over the last few decades. As part of these developments, the so-called Flow-Based Market Coupling (FBMC) superseded the...

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Area Price Spreads in the Nordic Electricity Market : The Role of Transmission Lines and Electricity Import Dependency

Spodniak, Petr - 2014

Illustrated on the case of Nordic electricity market we conduct an econometric analysis of area price spreads (difference between area price and system price) in thirteen price zones during 2010 (Jan) - 2012 (Jul). The objectives of the study are twofold: (1) assess the dynamics of area price...

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Policy implications of a world with renewables, limited dispatchability, and fixed load

Mier, Mathias - 2018

Most electricity systems face contractual fixed consumer prices in the short term, that is, load and price are fixed before the random supply of renewables like wind or solar realizes. Steam power plants also make production decisions before such a random supply realizes. These capacities cannot...

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