Electrification and Coal Phase-Out in Germany: A Scenario Analysis

Böing, Felix; Murmann, Alexander; Guminski, Andrej

doi:10.1109/eem.2018.8469771

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“…ISAaR is a model based on the mathematical method of linear optimization with the optimization goal of minimizing overall system cost C. A detailed description of the model is given below. In addition, individual input datasets, model components and application examples are presented in publications like [10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Hourly CO2 Emission Factors and Marginal Costs of Energy Carriers in Future Multi-Energy Systems

Böing

Regett

2019

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Hourly emission factors and marginal costs of energy carriers are determined to enable a simplified assessment of decarbonization measures in energy systems. Since the sectors and energy carriers are increasingly coupled in the context of the energy transition, the complexity of balancing emissions increases. Methods of calculating emission factors and marginal energy carrier costs in a multi-energy carrier model were presented and applied. The model used and the input data from a trend scenario for Germany up to the year 2050 were described for this purpose. A linear optimization model representing electricity, district heating, hydrogen, and methane was used. All relevant constraints and modeling assumptions were documented. In this context, an emissions accounting method has been proposed, which allows for determining time-resolved emission factors for different energy carriers in multi-energy systems (MES) while considering the linkages between energy carriers. The results showed that the emissions accounting method had a strong influence on the level and the hourly profile of the emission factors. The comparison of marginal costs and emission factors provided insights into decarbonization potentials. This holds true in particular for the electrification of district heating since a strong correlation between low marginal costs and times with renewable excess was observed. The market values of renewables were determined as an illustrative application of the resulting time series of costs. The time series of marginal costs as well as the time series of emission factors are made freely available for further use.

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“…Since the modeling of the electricity market takes a market view without consideration of intra zonal grid bottlenecks as was done in the scenario analysis already carried out in [10], the NTC values play a decisive role. NTC values represent the "Net Transfer Capacity" between two market zones [40].…”

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Hourly CO2 Emission Factors and Marginal Costs of Energy Carriers in Future Multi-Energy Systems

Böing

Regett

2019

Energies

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Electrification and Coal Phase-Out in Germany: A Scenario Analysis

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Hourly CO2 Emission Factors and Marginal Costs of Energy Carriers in Future Multi-Energy Systems

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