Analysis and simulation of an Urban-Industrial Sustainable Energy Community: A use case in San Juan de Mozarrifar using photovoltaic energy

Caballero, Víctor; Briones, Alan; Coca-Ortegón, Adriana; Pérez, Aitor; Barrios, Blanca Vianey Hidalgo; Mano, Miquel de la

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2022.12.059

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“…(2) Different situations of the spillover value Some studies analyze and estimate the electricity generation potential from photovoltaic panels [5]; this paper proposes judging whether the PV + model should be vigorously promoted with the spillover value, which is also a new contribution.…”

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“…Crops and solar photovoltaics (PV) are combined with agrophotovoltaics to provide sustainable development benefits for land, energy, and water systems [4]. Installing photovoltaic boards in public buildings is a strategy to meet the demand for residential energy, especially for families without photovoltaic devices for their own use [5]. In order to accelerate the adoption of the technology, we should clarify the meaning and classification of agrivoltaic technology, develop appropriate standards, and formulate rules and frameworks in favor of agrivoltaic technology, as well as developing programs and policies to stimulate the adoption of agrivoltaic technology [6].…”

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Research on Static Evaluation of Economic Value of “Distributed PV +” Model

Chi,

Li,

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Due to the shortage of fossil energy, environmental pollution, climate change and a series of problems, China is developing photovoltaic (PV) energy and other clean sources of energy. The flexible application of photovoltaic energy makes is an ideal choice. First, this paper clearly describes the significance of the economic value of a PV + model, analyzes its composition of , and then builds the PV + economic value evaluation model. Finally, a PV + model from the agriculture and aquaculture industry is taken as an example to evaluate its economic value. Through data calculations, the feasibility of the PV + economic value evaluation model proposed in this paper is verified. The results show that the model can not only promote the development of photovoltaic energy, but also bring a spillover value to the decentralized economy. The contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) The existence of the spillover value of a PV + model is proposed for the first time. (2) The value of the distributed PV + model is revealed from its essential attributes and characteristics, and a method for the quantitative calculation of the spillover value is proposed. (3) Three cases of the spillover value for the economic value of the PV + model are proposed, and the relationship between the spillover value and local adoption of PV + model to absorb distributed PV is discussed.

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Research on Static Evaluation of Economic Value of “Distributed PV +” Model

Chi,

Li,

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…As Caballero et al [20] stated, RECs can use this form of incentive in Spain, because no direct payment of incentives is expected, together with the lower payment in the bill for self-produced energy in a shared plant (self-sufficiency of the REC). Self-sufficiency indicates the percentage of community consumption that has been satisfied by the generation in the community itself.…”

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“…This constraint is a strong limitation for the development of the initiatives. As pointed out by Caballero et al [20], the ulterior Real Decreto 29/2021 on 21 December 2021 [21] established that the electric connection of the renewable plant can be at both low and medium voltage levels.…”

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Techno-Economical Assessment for Combined Production of Hydrogen, Heat, and Power from Residual Lignocellulosic Agricultural Biomass in Huesca Province (Spain)

Raimondi,

Greco,

Ongis

et al. 2024

Energies

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Nowadays, great emphasis is rightly given in the scientific community to hydrogen production from electrolysis. However, to achieve the politically stated target ambitions, all low-carbon sources for hydrogen production must be considered. The present work proposes a local production system of negative carbon hydrogen from lignocellulosic residual biomass using gasification and gas separation through H2-selective membranes as enabling technologies. The feedstock is pruning. In addition, the system produces heat and power for a Renewable Energy Community (REC) to increase the economic feasibility of hydrogen production via their sale. A modular basic plant is sized, based on a simplified system envisaged for RECs under the current regulatory framework in Spain (electrical renewable output of 100 kW). A network of these modular basic plants in the province of Huesca (Aragón) is simulated to create a system of hydrogen refueling stations for mobility in that area. A Levelized Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH) is proposed, comprehending the whole production chain from “field to tank”, which is significant in areas where there is no infrastructure for the production and distribution of hydrogen for automotive purposes. The resulting LCOH for the whole system is 8.90 EUR/kg. Sensitivity analysis potentially values a lower LCOH, which unveils that hydrogen mobility can be largely competitive with diesel one.

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Green building practices to integrate renewable energy in the construction sector: a review

Chen,

Hu,

Wang

et al. 2023

Environ Chem Lett

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The building sector is significantly contributing to climate change, pollution, and energy crises, thus requiring a rapid shift to more sustainable construction practices. Here, we review the emerging practices of integrating renewable energies in the construction sector, with a focus on energy types, policies, innovations, and perspectives. The energy sources include solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass fuels. Case studies in Seattle, USA, and Manama, Bahrain, are presented. Perspectives comprise self-sufficiency, microgrids, carbon neutrality, intelligent buildings, cost reduction, energy storage, policy support, and market recognition. Incorporating wind energy into buildings can fulfill about 15% of a building's energy requirements, while solar energy integration can elevate the renewable contribution to 83%. Financial incentives, such as a 30% subsidy for the adoption of renewable technologies, augment the appeal of these innovations.

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Analysis and simulation of an Urban-Industrial Sustainable Energy Community: A use case in San Juan de Mozarrifar using photovoltaic energy

Cited by 21 publications

References 36 publications

Research on Static Evaluation of Economic Value of “Distributed PV +” Model

Research on Static Evaluation of Economic Value of “Distributed PV +” Model

Techno-Economical Assessment for Combined Production of Hydrogen, Heat, and Power from Residual Lignocellulosic Agricultural Biomass in Huesca Province (Spain)

Green building practices to integrate renewable energy in the construction sector: a review

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