Energy system analysis of 100% renewable energy systems—The case of Denmark in years 2030 and 2050

Lund, Henrik; Mathiesen, Brian Vad

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2008.04.003

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“…EnergyPlan is a widely used system model, that incorporates transport and heating electrification hour-by-hour and has been applied predominately within Denmark [9][10][11][12][13][14]. The model has been applied to Estonia, Lithuania and China [15][16][17], but not the UK.…”

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The implications of heat electrification on national electrical supply-demand balance under published 2050 energy scenarios

Quiggin

Buswell

2016

Energy

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Citation: QUIGGIN, D. and BUSWELL, R.A., 2016 AbstractPublished UK 2050 energy scenarios specify a range of decarbonised supply side technologies combined with electrification of transportation and heating. These scenarios are designed to meet CO 2 reduction targets whilst maintaining reliability of supply. Current models of the UK energy system either make significant assumptions about the role of demand side management or do not carry out the analysis at sufficient resolution and hence determining the impact of heat electrification on the reliability of supply of the scenarios is not possible. This paper presents a new model that estimates national supply and demand, hour-by-hour. Calculations are based on 11 years of weather data which allows a probabilistic assessment of deficit frequency throughout the day. It is found that achieving demand reduction targets are far more important than meeting electrification targets and that significant adoption of CHP is most likely to deliver a viable energy future for the UK.

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The implications of heat electrification on national electrical supply-demand balance under published 2050 energy scenarios

Quiggin

Buswell

2016

Energy

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“…In many cases these efforts and analysis went beyond city or regional scales and analysed whole countries (Ireland [54], Japan [55], Macedonia [56] and Denmark [57]). Some of the research presented at SDEWES conferences included work on establishing, developing and evaluating energy analysis tools.…”

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A review of developments in technologies and research that have had a direct measurable impact on sustainability considering the Paris agreement on climate change

Foley

Smyth

Pukšec

et al. 2017

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…One of the major challenges of increasing the penetration of renewable energy in a system is to integrate a high share of intermittent resources into the electricity supply system [2,3].…”

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Increasing the penetration of renewable energy resources in S. Vicente, Cape Verde

Segurado¹,

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a b s t r a c tIn this article different scenarios are analysed with the objective of increasing the penetration of renewable energies in the energy system of S. Vicente Island in Cape Verde. An integrated approach is used to analyse the electricity and water supply systems. The H 2 RES model, a tool designed to simulate the integration of renewable sources and hydrogen in the energy systems of islands or other isolated locations, is applied.There is no other source of fresh water available to supply the population of S. Vicente, apart from desalinated seawater. The electricity supply system of this Island is based on fossil fuel and wind. S. Vicente has important wind resources that are not fully used because of its intermittent nature. The topography of this Island is relatively uniform, with the exception of Mont Verde, a 774 m high mountain located in its centre, which could be suitable for pumped hydro storage.The present analysis incorporates the possibility of using pumped hydro as a storage technique to increase the penetration of renewable energy sources, using desalinated seawater.The results show that is possible to have more than 30% of yearly penetration of renewable energy sources in the electricity supply system, together with more than 50% of the water supplied to the population produced from wind electricity.

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Energy system analysis of 100% renewable energy systems—The case of Denmark in years 2030 and 2050

Cited by 909 publications

References 35 publications

The implications of heat electrification on national electrical supply-demand balance under published 2050 energy scenarios

The implications of heat electrification on national electrical supply-demand balance under published 2050 energy scenarios

A review of developments in technologies and research that have had a direct measurable impact on sustainability considering the Paris agreement on climate change

Increasing the penetration of renewable energy resources in S. Vicente, Cape Verde

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