Electricity demand and supply scenarios for Maharashtra (India) for 2030: An application of long range energy alternatives planning

Kale, Rajesh V.; Pohekar, S.D.

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2014.05.007

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“…The oldest article obtained through the selection process was that of Lakhani and Bumb [8], which had only four citations and was published in 1978. And the most recent article found, until the day of the research execution, was that of Kale and Pohekar [9], which had no citation until that day, and was published September 2014. The articles published are spread through a number of high qualified journals (around 31 journals), but 20% of them (12 articles) are published on two journals: Energy Policy and Energy, with 7 and 5 articles, respectively.…”

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Long Term Electricity Forecast: A Systematic Review

Esteves

Bastos

Cyrino

et al. 2015

Procedia Computer Science

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Energy planning and management have always represented a great challenge for most countries all over the world. Since the beginning of industrial revolution, one of the main bottlenecks to economy growth was energy availability, not just due to electricity shortage but also to the scarcity of other energy resources. So the necessity to construct methodologies and procedures to predict electricity needs became prominent and a major issue both for academics, government and electricity companies. Based on the methodologies and framework constructed, it is possible to define what actions should be taken to fulfill the electricity demanded by the society. The objective of the article represents the first step towards understanding and analyzing the state of art of models applied to electricity long-term forecasts, which is to define and apply a concise methodology to make a systematic review on academic articles from indexed journals.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 97%

Long Term Electricity Forecast: A Systematic Review

Esteves

Bastos

Cyrino

et al. 2015

Procedia Computer Science

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“…In this study, different costs of power plants (e.g., Capital cost, Fixed O&M Cost, variable O&M Cost, and fuel cost) have been also predicted until 2031 horizon. Therefore, the information related to investment and maintenance costs of power plants were specified according to the references and the fuel costs were considered based on fuel price in the world markets (Tables and ). The specifications of different power plants and required data to model power generation system of Kerman province are presented in Table .…”

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“…Authors concluded that REN has many advantages compared to BAU and EC. The electricity generation is economical in case of REN due to the reason that major power generation is by REN [7]. Cai et al studied potential of reducing greenhouse gas emissions resulting from power generation in China using LEAP model.…”

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The effect of cooling loads management on electric power supply system of Kerman province by the year 2031

Mahmoudi

Kharazmi

Rashidinejad

et al. 2016

Env Prog and Sustain Energy

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The purpose of load management and energy management in power networks is reducing economic costs and increasing the reliability of the power grid. Achieving this goal is possible in management both the demand and supply side of electric power system. In this article, two methods of forecasting for electricity demand have been presented. Gray Model (GM) and trigonometric gray prediction approach. These two methods are used to forecast total electricity demand of Kerman province for a period of 2012–2031.then electric power supply system of Kerman province for base year 2012 has been modeled using LEAP software. Then the electric power supply system has been developed for the target year 2031 based on two different scenarios, namely, status quo scenario and cooling loads management scenario (CLM). These scenarios have been evaluated in three sections viz. power generation, cost analysis, and environmental emissions. results indicate that, assuming the implementation of CLM scenarios from 2020, capacity requirement of power plants will be reduced up to 1000 MW in comparison with status quo scenario by the year 2031 which results in a significant reduction in the capital costs, operation and maintenance costs, fuel costs, electricity generation, greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel consumption in power plants, and peak load of the electric power system by the year 2031. © 2016 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 35: 1177–1189, 2016

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“…2011). In addition, and more often, LEAP has been used for sector-level analysis in a country or region, often focusing on the power sector (Bautista 2012, Dagher and Ruble 2011, Kale and Pohekar 2014, McPherson and Karney 2014, but also on renewable energy planning (Jun et al 2010).…”

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Introducing MOZLEAP: An Integrated Long-Run Scenario Model of the Emerging Energy Sector of Mozambique

Mahumane

Mulder

2015

SSRN Journal

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Since recently Mozambique is actively developing its large reserves of coal, natural gas and hydropower.Against this background, we present in this paper the first integrated long-run scenario model of the Mozambican energy sector. Our model makes use of the LEAP framework and is calibrated on the basis of recently developed local energy statistics, demographic and urbanization trends as well as crosscountry based GDP elasticities for biomass consumption, sector structure and vehicle ownership. We develop four scenarios to evaluate the impact of the anticipated surge in natural resources exploration on aggregate trends in energy supply and demand, the energy infrastructure and economic growth in Mozambique. Our analysis shows that until 2030, primary energy production is likely to increase at least six-fold, and probably much more. This is roughly 10 times the expected increase in energy demand; most of the increase in energy production is destined for export. As a result, Mozambique is rapidly developing into an important player at international energy markets. Therefore, a major challenge for energy policy in Mozambique is to strike a balance in meeting domestic and international demand for energy, such that energy production benefits the entire Mozambican population.

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Electricity demand and supply scenarios for Maharashtra (India) for 2030: An application of long range energy alternatives planning

Cited by 58 publications

References 19 publications

Long Term Electricity Forecast: A Systematic Review

Long Term Electricity Forecast: A Systematic Review

The effect of cooling loads management on electric power supply system of Kerman province by the year 2031

Introducing MOZLEAP: An Integrated Long-Run Scenario Model of the Emerging Energy Sector of Mozambique

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