Search Results - subject_exact:"Stromnetz"

Can a network congestion-optimised grid connection queue reduce balancing costs?

McCallion, Alex - 2026

The UK has committed to ambitious targets for clean power. A key constraint in achieving these targets is how quickly renewable energy generators can connect to the transmission network. To address this, new policies (including CNDM, SSEP, and the CP30 Action Plan) are being introduced to reform...

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Financing the ASEAN power grid

2026

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Demand-Side Regulatory Drivers to Optimize the Efficiency of the Electricity Grid and Promote Environmentally Sustainable Business Practices

Ereshchenko, Viktoriya; Popic, Elena - 2026

This Brief is the second in a two-part series that provides an overview of the electricity sector's demand-side and supply-side environmental regulations. Specifically, this Brief focuses on measures implemented on the demand side that can help restructure energy demand and manage increased load...

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Under strain : international insights into electricity grid outages

Adelowo, Jacqueline Folasade; Colelli, Francesco Pietro; … - 2026

Major recent blackouts underline the severe economic, health, and social costs of outages on households and firms. Unplanned outages show strong seasonality linked to weather, hinting at climate-related risks for electricity grids. Poorer municipalities tend to face systematically higher outage...

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Electricity grid challenges : why institutional mismatch delays Europe's grid transformation

Albrecht, Johan - 2026

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Smart and transparent grid stability prediction for efficient energy management using explainable AI

Anis, Gulfaraz; Naz, Naila Samar; Ghazal, Taher M.; … - 2026

The incorporation of modern trends and renewable power systems, coupled with smart grids, has made grid stability prediction increasingly challenging. The limitations of traditional stability prediction systems arise from dynamic power usage, along with unavoidable variations in renewable power...

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Marginal curtailment under network constraints : evidence from the 2030 GB power system

Chyong, Chi Kong; Newbery, David M. G. - 2026

As wind and solar expand, curtailment becomes unavoidable. It is usually reported as an average share of potential output, but investment decisions depend on marginal curtailment: the share of potential output from the next unit of capacity that is lost. Marginal curtailment can be several times...

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Scenario-based assessment of the role of nuclear units’ flexibility in an electricity grid with high intermittent renewable penetration

Szondy, Borbála; Biró, Bence; Bodnár, Balázs; … - 2026

As a result of national and world-wide clean energy targets (laid down in the COP21 Paris Agreement and the National Energy and Climate Plan), the Hungarian electricity system has undergone a significant expansion of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity in recent years, while nuclear power remains...

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Illusionary wind energy predictability imperils the strategy of power grid decarbonization : evidence from offshore Great Britain

Forbes, Kevin F. - 2026

A fundamental strategy in the energy transition away from fossil fuels is increased reliance on wind energy in the electric power sector, coupled with increased electrification throughout the economy. One of the challenges in implementing this strategy is achieving sufficiently accurate wind...

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Exploring resource access in electric vehicle-induced power distribution grid upgrades

Li, Yanning; Jenn, Alan; Hong, Wanshi; Wang, Bin - 2026

The transition to a decarbonized energy system is reshaping electricity distribution grids particularly with the rapid uptake of electric vehicles (EVs). This study examines spatial disparities in distribution grid upgrade needs and utilization across various communities in California, using...

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Under the grid : price and informational barriers to grid densification in Benin

Dakpogan, Arnaud; Lang, Megan; Ly, Alpha - 2026

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No trade for decarbonization : public resistance to cross-border electricity and CO₂-infrastructure

Merk, Christine; Nordø, Åsta Dyrnes; Andersen, Gisle - 2026

• Citizens across five North Sea countries (Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the UK; N = 9,750) consistently rate cross-border electricity and CCS infrastructure projects more negatively than identical domestic projects, a robust "trade penalty". • The direction of opposition...

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Smart distribution systems multi-objective robust energy economic management of renewable-integrated smart distribution systems : harmonic mitigation, voltage stability enhancement, and adaptive uncertainty management

Shang, Wei; Alakbarov, Avaz; Xia, Bing - 2026

This paper develops a multi-objective optimisation model for Fexible Renewable-Integrated Energy Systems (FRIES) in Smart Distribution Networks (SDNs), which reduce operational costs, emissions, reduces harmonic distortion, and maximises voltage stability. Existing literature tends to address...

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The global electrification frontier and climate change

Burgess, Robin; Greenstone, Michael; Ryan, Nicholas; … - 2026

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The value of storage in electricity distribution : the role of markets

Lauinger, Dirk; Deka, Deepjyoti; Shin, Sungho - 2026

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Stromnetzausbau: Vorteile staatlicher Finanzierung

Kölschbach Ortego, Axel; Steitz, Janek - 2025

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Deutsche Strommärkte während und nach einem Blackout : ein allgemeinverständlicher Überblick der Prozesse und Verantwortlichen

Schuhmacher, Johannes - 2025

Der Beitrag analysiert aus energiewirtschaftlicher Perspektive, wie Strommärkte in Deutschland und Europa während und nach einem großflächigen Blackout organisiert werden. Ausgangspunkt ist der europäische Network Code on Emergency and Restoration sowie die von der Bundesnetzagentur...

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Deutsche Strommärkte während und nach einem Blackout: Ein allgemeinverständlicher Überblick der Prozesse und Verantwortlichen

Schuhmacher, Johannes - 2025

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Economics of electricity grid interconnections : a heterogeneous markets' design context

Damoun, Anas; Poudineh, Rahmatallah - 2025

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Economics of electricity grid interconnections : a heterogeneous markets' design context

Damoun, Anas; Poudineh, Rahmatallah - 2025

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Stromnetzausbau : Vorteile staatlicher Finanzierung

Kölschbach Ortego, Axel; Steitz, Janek - 2025

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Keeping the lights on : battery storage, operating reserves, and electricity scarcity pricing

Reynolds, Stanley S. - 2025

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Future high-voltage-direct-current cable supply and demand as a potential threat to the European Union's energy transition

Neubauer, Sven; Madlener, Reinhard; Morgan, M. Granger - 2025

This paper analyzes the main factors influencing manufacturing costs of high-voltage-direct-current (HVDC) cables in the European Union (EU), scenario developments until the year 2050, and measures that could potentially stabilize cable production costs. HVDC cables play an important role in the...

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Optimal sizing and location of energy storage systems for transmission grids connected to wind farms

Misiç, Arya Sevgen; Karatas, Mumtaz; Dasci, Abdullah - 2025

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Take the load off : time and technology as determinants of electricity demand response

Bailey, Megan; Brown, David P.; Shaffer, Blake; Wolak, … - 2025

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Take the Load Off : Time and Technology as Determinants of Electricity Demand Response

Bailey, Megan; Brown, David P.; Shaffer, Blake C.; … - 2025

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The energy community and the grid

Gautier, Axel; Jacqmin, Julien; Poudou, Jean-Christophe - 2025

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The energy community and the grid

Gautier, Axel; Jacqmin, Julien; Poudou, Jean-Christophe - 2023

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Flexibility in electricity wholesale markets and distribution grids : an integrated model and its application to electric vehicles in Germany

Lilienkamp, Arne; Namockel, Nils; Ruhnau, Oliver - 2025

The ongoing transition of our energy systems implies a rise of distributed generators, batteries, and new consumers, including electric vehicles and heat pumps. Previous studies have found that distributed flexibility may substantially benefit wholesale electricity markets, but have neglected...

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How electric vehicles impact the power grid : a spatially high-resolution analysis of charging demand and power system dynamics

Jeon, Seungho; Roh, Minyoung; Kim, Muntae; Oh, Jaeick; … - 2025

Electrification is a primary strategy to achieve carbon neutrality. The expected surge in future electricity demand by battery electric vehicle (BEV) necessitates the reinforcement and construction of transmission and distribution (T&D) network. This study aims to evaluate the spatial...

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Making the EU electricity grid fit for net-zero emissions

2025

We often take electricity for granted, expecting it at the flick of a switch. Yet behind the scenes, 11.3 million Km of electricity lines and cables bring electricity to 266 million customers. Combating climate change and enhancing the EU's energy independence requires a modernised electricity...

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Überblick zur Kostenentwicklung von strombasierten erneuerbaren Energieträgern : zum Forschungsvorhaben: Kriterien für eine nachhaltige Bereitstellung und klimagerechte Integration von strombasierten Energieträgern : Kurzpapier

Schreck, Simon - 2025

Das vorliegende Kurzpapier analysiert die mögliche globale Kostenentwicklung strombasierter Energieträger bis 2050 mit einem Fokus auf die Bereitstellungskosten in Deutschland. Hierzu wurden Studien der letzten fünf Jahre zusammengetragen und deren Ergebnisse für eine vergleichende grafische...

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Mitigation and adaptation : assessing the multi-value benefits of transmission expansion

Seatle, Madeleine; McPherson, Madeleine - 2025

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A policy and system design blueprint for local power networks : local solar for reliable, accessible and affordable electricity

Sekera, June - 2025

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Smooth operator? : managing electric vehicle integration in constrained distribution networks

Rapson, David; Shaffer, Blake - 2025

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Financing electricity access in Africa

2025

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Clean Energy Technology Observatory, Electricity grids in the European Union : status report on technology development, trends, value chains and markets 2025

2025

This annual CETO report provides an overview of key technological trends and market developments affecting the electricity grid. Recognizing the critical role of grid infrastructure in the ongoing energy transition and the substantial investments needed for its expansion and modernization, the...

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Kapitalengpässe lösen, Netzkosten reduzieren - Effekte staatlicher Beteiligungen auf den Stromübertragungsnetzausbau

Kölschbach Ortego, Axel; Steitz, Janek - 2024

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AI-based forecasting for optimised solar energy management and smart grid efficiency

Bouquet, Pierre; Jackson, Ilya; Nick, Mostafa; Kaboli, Amin - 2024

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Energy system infrastructures and investments in hydrogen : including an impact analysis of Ukraine's connection to the EU power grid : study requested by the ITRE committee

Posseme, Baptiste; Poulin, Fabrice; Boillet, Corentin; … - 2024

This study analyses the present and future of the European electricity and gas infrastructure, exploring production capacity scenarios and their impact on the electricity system (including the role of interconnections, transmission and distribution grids, prosumers, and storage). It also...

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Integrating EVs into distribution grids : examining the effects of various DSO intervention strategies on optimized charging

Lilienkamp, Arne; Namocke, Nils - 2024

Adopting electric vehicles (EVs) and implementing variable electricity tariffs increase peak demand and the risk of congestion in distribution grids. To avert critical grid situations and sidestep expensive grid expansions, Distribution System Operators (DSOs) must have intervention rights,...

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Regulation of Access, Pricing, and Planning of High Voltage Transmission in the U.S.

De Losa, Joe; Pfeifenberger, Johannes P.; Joskow, Paul L. - 2024

The U.S. regulation of high-voltage transmission is highly complex and, as a result, generally poorly understood. The complexity is created by separate, but overlapping, jurisdictional authorities of the U.S. federal regulators and those of individual states, districts, and territories. While...

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Regulation of access, pricing, and planning of high voltage transmission in the U.S.

De Losa, Joe; Pfeifenberger, Johannes P.; Joskow, Paul L. - 2024

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Innovation by regulation : smart electricity grids in the UK and Italy

Ribeiro, Beatriz Couto; Jamasb, Tooraj - 2024

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Kapitalengpässe lösen, Netzkosten reduzieren - Effekte staatlicher Beteiligungen auf den Stromübertragungsnetzausbau

Kölschbach Ortego, Axel; Steitz, Janek - 2024

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Implications of decarbonizing Canada's electricity grid

Aliakbari, Elmira; Finlayson, Jock A. - 2024

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Perspektywy rozwoju polskich przedsiębiorstw podczas odbudowy systemu elektroenergetycznego Ukrainy

Lipiński, Kamil; Sobkiewicz, Marianna - 2024

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Avoiding false inter-zonal meshing in the clustering of a large-scale German power grid

Esterl, Katharina; Realpe, Carlos Andrés Epia; … - 2024

The ongoing transformation towards a sector-coupled energy system based on renewable generation leads to more complex grid-based energy system models. It is a crucial task to reduce the models' complexities in order to keep optimisation problems tractable while at the same time generating...

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Regional trends report 2024 : energy connectivity for sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific : implementing the Regional Road Map on Power System Connectivity

2024

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Smart grids and renewable energy systems : perspectives and grid integration challenges

Khalid, Muhammad - 2024

The concept of smart grid (SG) was made real to give the power grid the functions and features it needs to make a smooth transition towards renewable energy integration and sustainability. This was done by automating and digitizing the grid to give it the right amount of flexibility and...

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Benefit-based remuneration of efficient infrastructure investments : final report

Pototschnig, Alberto; Rossetto, Nicolò - 2024

The energy transition calls for a rapid expansion of electricity grids at both transmission and distribution levels. Technological progress and digitalisation offer new solutions to system needs that can increase the efficient use of existing and new electricity grids while reducing lead times....

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Smart grid interoperability laboratory : annual report 2023

2024

The Smart Grid Interoperability Laboratory (SGIL) is situated in two sites of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, namely Ispra (Italy) and Petten (The Netherlands). The lab belongsto the Energy Security, Distribution and Markets Unit and the activities vary from energy...

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Analyse der Auswirkungen einer überregionalen Wälzung von Stromnetzentgelten in Deutschland

Möst, Dominik; Büttner, Andreas; Glynos, Dimitrios - 2024

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Blockchain-enabled cyber security framework for enhanced transactions in distributed smart grid infrastructure with wind farm energy source

Subramaniam, Prabhakar Rontala; Venugopal, Chitra; … - 2026

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Nuclear Operations with a High Penetration of Renewables : The Case of France

Astier, Nicolas; Wolak, Frank A. - 2026

Nuclear and intermittent renewables (wind and solar) are generally regarded as the only scalable technologies producing low-carbon electricity. However, the extent to which these technologies can co-exist in a reliable power system depends on whether nuclear units can adjust their operations to...

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