Jan Peer GebauerFluktuierende Erzeugung eines räumlich begrenzten Elektrizitätsversorgungssystems
Eine energiewirtschaftliche Analyse unterschiedlicher Flexibilisierungsmaßnahmen (-kombinationen)
Schriftenreihe technische Forschungsergebnisse, volume 45
Hamburg 2021, 216 pages
ISBN 978-3-339-12476-0 (print) |ISBN 978-3-339-12477-7 (eBook)
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To achieve the self-imposed goal of the Federal Republic of Germany to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 % by 2050 compared to the reference value from 1990, the focus currently lies on energy generation systems. The so-called sector coupling represents a very promising possibility for further defossilisation of the energy system. This is to be understood as the link between the three main sectors of the energy industry (electricity, heat and transport) regarding energy technology and energy economics. This conceptual approach offers the possibility of using electrical energy from renewable energies in other sectors of the economy. The potential flexibility of consumers from the heating and transport sectors can in turn contribute to the stability of the electricity sector.
Private households have a significant share in final energy consumption in Germany. On average, they account for approx. 26 % of the total final energy consumption, with almost two-thirds of this energy being used to provide room heating. In contrast, the transport sector has a share of around 30 % in final energy consumption, with around 56 % being accounted for by road-based individual transport, which can also primarily be assigned to private households. Private households thus play an important role for successful sector coupling in line with the legally anchored climate protection goals.
The work aims to develop a methodical approach to investigate the optimisation potential of flexibility options within spatially limited power supply systems for the private household sector concerning systemic and economic criteria. In particular, the high proportion of fluctuating renewable energies is taken into account. The optimisation takes place based on game-theoretical methods, whereby the applied algorithms can also be used to control the systems.
Keywords
ElektrizitätsversorgungElektromobilitätEnergieEnergietechnikEnergiewirtschaftErneuerbareFallstudieHaushaltModellierungOptimierungPhotovoltaikSpieltheorieSystemanalyseTreibhausgasemissionenUmwelttechnikWindenergieWindkraftIhr Werk im Verlag Dr. Kovač
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