Quantifying the water-power linkage on hydrothermal power systems: A Greek case study

China’s roadmap to low-carbon electricity and water: Disentangling greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from electricity-water nexus via renewable wind and solar power generation, and carbon capture and storage

“…Fernández-Blanco et al [63] emphasized the role of hydropower for the flexible operation of power networks, using a demonstrating case in Greece. DeNooyer et al [64] applied digital spatial datasets in conjunction with engineering techniques to develop geographic information system (GIS) models that could quantify the nexus between water resources and thermoelectric power plants in Illinois, US.…”

Water-energy nexus in African power pools – The Dispa-SET Africa model

“…Water-energy nexus refers all the interactions between the water and the energy sector. The combined effect of increased water consumption, for energy and non-energy purposes, with lower availability of water resources due to climate change, is expected to lead to monetary losses, power curtailments, temporary shut-downs and demand restrictions in power grids across the world [3]. Similar impacts of climate change on stability of power grid are assessed in [4] and vulnerability of electricity supply in US and European grids was analysed in [5] and [6].…”

Electricity Price Fundamentals in Hydrothermal Power Generation Markets Using Machine Learning and Quantile Regression Analysis

“…On the other hand, the market structure and generation technologies are fundamentals factors in the price formation. Based on a particular case of a hydrothermal power generation market which presents: (i) significant differences in the marginal costs of the generation sector; (ii) a small renewable generation capacity; (iii) a strong dependence on exogenous variables as fossil fuel prices and climatology factors; and, where (iv) the risk and uncertainty are higher for market agents, it has been observed that these features cause further increased in price variability (Mosquera-López et al, 2017a;Fernández-Blanco et al, 2017;Cotia et al, 2019). Hence, it is relevant to recognize the determinants that explain the electricity price behavior in this market structure.…”