Decarbonised District Heat, Electricity and Synthetic Renewable Gas in Wind- and Solar-Based District Energy Systems

Weiss, Robert S.; Saastamoinen, Heidi; Ikäheimo, Jussi; Abdurafikov, Rinat; Sihvonen, Teemu; Shemeikka, Jari

doi:10.13044/j.sdewes.d8.0340

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“…FIT, according to the reviewed authors, are only effective for bioenergy and solar types of renewable energy. Furthermore, direct investments and loans, which were considered valid practices 2 decades ago, are no longer perceived to be effective instruments of renewable energy policy stimulation (Yumashev et al, 2020;Tamashiro et al, 2021;Weiss et al, 2021).…”

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Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Tryndina¹,

An²,

Varyash³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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This review is dedicated to the analytical literature concerning the dynamics of different approaches to renewable energy promotion. Examples of major types of green energy incentives, including carbon tax, Feed-in Tariffs, and investments in research and development are covered in the paper, as well as the barriers and limitations to such practices and the contradictions existing in the field of renewable energy. The dynamics of the means of green energy promotion over this period have been addressed. This review analyzes energy considerations and the importance of raising public awareness on the issue. The evidence collected through the literature analysis, has proven that despite of a significant amount of work done in the field in the transition to the renewable energy sources, including the implementation of various incentives, controversial aspects remain that demand attention both from economists and policymakers. Modern best practices in the field of green energy incentives can be based on government initiatives or stem from the private sector. The most widely used policies for renewable energy promotion discussed in the reviewed studies are tax incentives; however, at the same time, numerous countries are providing fossil fuels subsidies to minimize the level of inequality. Finally, the outlook of different practices concerning financing of the transition from traditional energy sources to renewable ones is presented.

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Section: Renewable Energy Incentivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Tryndina¹,

An²,

Varyash³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Switching frequency constraints for technologies such as CHP can also be applied based on the temporal structure [94] or by assigning costs to starting and stopping [114,115]. Secondly, explicit peaking technologies [116,117] or the conversion of excess renewable generation to other energy carriers (power-to-x) that can more easily be used [104,[118][119][120] allow to add a degree of flexibility to the model. The latter application is most frequent with hydrogen and can be for sector coupling, e.g., to meet mobility demands [121] or even as the foundation for an entire energy system [122], but also just to deal with excess generation, e.g., by providing another input to CHP [123] or using hydrogen as long-term storage [117].…”

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Reviewing local and integrated energy system models: insights into flexibility and robustness challenges

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“…In general, renewable energies can be generated locally with systems, devices, and locations using panels, government buildings, geothermal heat pumps, biomass, or combined heat and power [81][82][83]. Using renewable energy, such as solar and wind, to generate electricity can produce electricity without emitting carbon dioxide, but electricity depends on cost-effective technologies that can improve or reduce the cost of peak sources of kilowatthours per kWh [84,85].…”

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Renewable Energy in the Sustainable Development of Electrical Power Sector: A Review

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The electrical power sector plays an important role in the economic growth and development of every country around the world. Total global demand for electric energy is growing both in developed and developing economies. The commitment to the decarbonization of economies, which would mean replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy sources (RES) as well as the electrification of transport and heating as a means to tackle global warming and dangerous climate change, would lead to a surge in electricity consumption worldwide. Hence, it appears reasonable that the electric power sector should embed the principles of sustainable development into its functioning and operation. In addition, events such as the recent European gas crisis that have emerged as a result of the massive deployment of renewables need to be studied and prevented. This review aims at assessing the role of the renewable energy in the sustainable development of the electrical power sector, focusing on the energy providers and consumers represented both by businesses and households that are gradually becoming prosumers on the market of electric energy. Furthermore, it also focuses on the impact of renewables on the utility side and their benefits for the grid. In addition, it identifies the major factors of the sustainable development of the electrical power sector.

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Decarbonised District Heat, Electricity and Synthetic Renewable Gas in Wind- and Solar-Based District Energy Systems

Cited by 21 publications

References 13 publications

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Renewable energy incentives on the road to sustainable development during climate change: A review

Reviewing local and integrated energy system models: insights into flexibility and robustness challenges

Renewable Energy in the Sustainable Development of Electrical Power Sector: A Review

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