Agentenbasierte Modellierung urbaner Energiesysteme

Wittmann, Tobias; Brückner, Thomas

doi:10.1007/s11576-007-0079-5

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“…In the case of ABM, sometimes even a socio-economic level is included. While the technical level contains various supply technologies and simulates the operation of the energy system, the market participants (agents) act on the socio-economic level, sometimes changing the structure of the technical system and concluding contracts for energy supplies [27]. Pure economic or financial models, on the other hand, can only poorly explain what happens in the electricity market [26].…”

Section: Agent-based Modeling In Energy Economicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Prosumer Impact on Cellular Power Systems

Maiwald,

Schütte

2024

Energies

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This paper explores the impact of an increasing number of prosumers in electricity supply systems and investigates how market mechanisms can mitigate the negative effects. The Regional Energy Market Model simulates a supply system based on cellular structures, employing agent-based modeling to capture individual behaviors and simulate real market dynamics. This study includes various supply scenarios, such as a solely photovoltaic scenario and a technically diversified scenario with biogas-fueled combined heat and power units. For each scenario, fixed and flexible pricing scenarios are simulated to analyze their effects. The findings reveal that systems heavily reliant on photovoltaics experience negative effects at certain points due to seasonal limitations, while technically diversified supply scenarios demonstrate fewer drawbacks. Flexible pricing systems stimulate demand in a manner beneficial to the system, creating regional added value, and contributing to the balance between generation and consumption, depending on the supply scenario. However, the study underscores that economic incentives alone are insufficient for balancing generation and consumption. The results highlight the importance of exploring opportunities through the interplay of economic incentive mechanisms and technical possibilities.

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Section: Agent-based Modeling In Energy Economicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Prosumer Impact on Cellular Power Systems

Maiwald,

Schütte

2024

Energies

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“…The existing approaches have in common that the application of multi-agent-based simulation is limited almost exclusively to market analysis, see for example [7], [8], [9]. The underlying physical level of energy networks and the involved communication technologies and resulting issues of network control are not considered appropriately.…”

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Multi-Agent-Based Simulation of Decentralized Energy Systems

Fähnrich¹,

Kühne²,

Hummel³

2015

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Green Materials and Environmental Engineering

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Abstract-Future energy systems require decentralized regulatory approaches. Aggregates, equipped with appropriate sensors, can behave independently for the purposes of system stability. To explore and evaluate appropriate control mechanisms a multiagent-based simulation will be developed. It enables realistic simulations of electricity grids and decentralized consumption, storage and production units as well as provides the basis for further research whether the concept in scale could be successful. We describe the general architecture of such a simulation approach in comparison to existing literature.

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“…The papers published on BPM in BISE/WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK almost completely neglect the discussion of any of the theoretical foundations presented in this paper. As illustrative examples, only a handful of papers refer to emergence (Coldewey 2002;Wittmann and Bruckner 2007), to Giddens and his structuration theory (Riemer and Filius 2008), to adaptive structuration theory (Klein and Krcmar 2003;Riemer and Filius 2008), to drift or Ciborra (Teubner 2013), or to (organizational) routines (Brüggemeier et al 2005;Lammers 2004;Schäfermeyer et al 2012;Yu 2001) at all. Since none of these papers, apart from the above-mentioned article by Schäfermeyer et al (2012), has a clear focus on business processes, the proposed meta-framework strives to develop an alternative theoretical view on BPM to bridge this gap.…”

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Exploring the Interplay of the Design and Emergence of Business Processes as Organizational Routines

Beverungen

2014

Bus Inf Syst Eng

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Business process management is often considered as a top-down management activity. This view is inconsistent with the observation that information infrastructures are at drift, outside top-down management control. To reconcile both views, a meta-framework is presented that frames the interplay of the design and emergence of business processes. Business processes are identified as a particular form of organizational routines. This observation opens up a rich body of knowledge for theorizing on business processes. The design of IT artifacts is conceptualized as an engineering activity as well as a process of social construction. Emergence refers to a mutually constitutive duality of social structure and human agency.

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Agentenbasierte Modellierung urbaner Energiesysteme

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Prosumer Impact on Cellular Power Systems

Prosumer Impact on Cellular Power Systems

Multi-Agent-Based Simulation of Decentralized Energy Systems

Exploring the Interplay of the Design and Emergence of Business Processes as Organizational Routines

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