Designing a green gas supply to meet regional seasonal demand – An operations research case study

Bekkering, Jan; Hengeveld, Evert Jan; Gemert, W.J.T. van; Broekhuis, Antonius

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2015.01.034

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“…Uma das questões que podem limitar a previsão do melhor custo para o BM em modelos com alto detalhamento das redes, são relativas à substituição do GN sem considerar o padrão sazonal da demanda de gás e a capacidade de estocagem (BEKKERING et al, 2015). A melhor maneira de superar este problema é utilizando de modelagens mistas e com detalhamento de hora em hora do consumo (KEOGH et al, 2022).…”

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Segmentação De Modelos De Otimização Das Cadeias De Suprimento De Biogás E Biometano

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2023

Anais Do Encontro Nacional De Engenharia De Produção

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XLIII ENCONTRO NACIONAL DE ENGENHARIA DE PRODUÇÃO "A contribuição da engenharia de produção para desenvolvimento sustentável das organizações: Cadeias Circulares, sustentabilidade e tecnologias" Fortaleza, Ceará, Brasil, 17 a 20 de outubro de 2023. 1 1. Introdução XLIII ENCONTRO NACIONAL DE ENGENHARIA DE PRODUÇÃO "A contribuição da engenharia de produção para desenvolvimento sustentável das organizações: Cadeias Circulares, sustentabilidade e tecnologias" Fortaleza, Ceará, Brasil, 17 a 20 de outubro de 2023.

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Segmentação De Modelos De Otimização Das Cadeias De Suprimento De Biogás E Biometano

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2023

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“…There, the design and optimization of biomass, biogas, biodiesel and, biomethane supply chain networks are analyzed through economic and optimization models. Other research suggests the supply of Green gas as an alternative to natural gas for seasonal demands, using an optimization model [34]. In the strategic planning process among the actors of the supply chain, as well as in the design of strategies for importing and ensuring the supply of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) through comparative and optimization models.…”

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Modeling the natural gas supply chain for sustainable growth policy

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2020

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Natural gas has been used globally as a transitional fuel for supporting a green-energy-supply strategy, which has been questioned for the intermittence and lack of reliability of renewables. This paper proposes a System Dynamics model for assessing alternative security of supply policy along the natural gas value chain. The model incorporates demand, transport, production and reserves of natural gas variables according to a systemic perspective. It also includes a module for evaluating the effect of natural gas price on the demand and supply levels, respectively. Alternative supply policies are evaluated under different scenarios. The chosen case-study focuses on the Colombian natural gas industry with the purpose of assessing how the impact of public policies affect supply and demand. Particularly, policies consider the allocation of resources along the natural gas supply chain, seeking to promote the development of infrastructure oriented to mitigate the risk of provision shortages.

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“…However, the produced quantities are limited by demand, since these farms are connected to the low pressure distribution grid. Continuous production may result in supply problems, because the low pressure distribution grid has limited injection capacity [33], since it is a unidirectional grid. This causes local limitations, especially in summer when there is low demand ( [33]; personal communications with M. van Dam, Enexis on 10 March 2015 and H.J.…”

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Opportunities and Barriers for Biomass Gasification for Green Gas in the Dutch Residential Sector

2018

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The Dutch residential sector is locked-in into natural gas for the supply of heat. The expected depletion of national reserves and induced earthquakes in the production area are reasons to aim to escape this lock-in. The Dutch government and key players in the natural gas sector have expressed large green gas ambitions. This paper explores the opportunities and barriers of biomass gasification for green gas production and application in the residential sector. The Technological Innovation Systems and Multi-Level Perspective were applied as sustainability transition frameworks to explore the current technological state of biomass gasification and the developments in the residential sector. Four limitations were observed from a supply perspective; little financial space for demonstration plants, absence of technology specific policy, lagging market developments and insecurities related to biomass availability. On the demand side, clear barriers hampering change are observed, providing large opportunities for green gas. Key players in the natural gas regime take no substantial responsibility, despite their potential ability to contribute to overcoming systemic barriers. Therefore, this research concludes that the current green gas ambitions set by the Dutch government are not feasible and that the government may address this with technology specific policy, substantial research and development subsidies and funding.

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Designing a green gas supply to meet regional seasonal demand – An operations research case study

Cited by 16 publications

References 33 publications

Segmentação De Modelos De Otimização Das Cadeias De Suprimento De Biogás E Biometano

Segmentação De Modelos De Otimização Das Cadeias De Suprimento De Biogás E Biometano

Modeling the natural gas supply chain for sustainable growth policy

Opportunities and Barriers for Biomass Gasification for Green Gas in the Dutch Residential Sector

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