Energy Flexible Production: Saving Electricity Expenditures by Adjusting the Production Plan

Rackow, Tobias; Kohl, Johannes; Canzaniello, A.; Schuderer, Peter; Franke, Jörg

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2014.07.179

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“…In addition to improving the information base (e.g., through forecasting and better optimization) and outsourcing risk of energy procurement to intermediary entities, flexibility through DR plays an increasingly important role [25]. Table 1 shows four requirement profiles for DR together with the required request duration and remuneration possibilities.…”

Section: Requirement Profiles For Industrial Demand-side Responsementioning

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Harnessing the Full Potential of Industrial Demand-Side Flexibility: An End-to-End Approach Connecting Machines with Markets through Service-Oriented IT Platforms

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The growing share of renewable energy generation based on fluctuating wind and solar energy sources is increasingly challenging in terms of power grid stability. Industrial demand-side response presents a promising way to balance energy supply and consumption. For this, energy demand is flexibly adapted based on external incentives. Thus, companies can economically benefit and at the same time contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, there are currently some major obstacles that impede industrial companies from taking part in the energy markets. A broad specification analysis systematically dismantles the existing barriers. On this foundation, a new end-to-end ecosystem of an energy synchronization platform is introduced. It consists of a business-individual company-side platform, where suitable services for energy-oriented manufacturing are offered. In addition, one market-side platform is established as a mediating service broker, which connects the companies to, e.g., third party service providers, energy suppliers, aggregators, and energy markets. The ecosystems aim at preventing vendor lock-in and providing a flexible solution, relying on open standards and offering an integrated solution through an end-to-end energy flexibility data model. In this article, the resulting functionalities are discussed and the remaining deficits outlined.

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Section: Requirement Profiles For Industrial Demand-side Responsementioning

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“…Research in the field of energy efficiency and energy oriented production planning has become increasingly important in the past decade. Motivated by scarce resources, flexible energy prices and the fluctuating supply of renewable energy, there are several contributions for energy-oriented production control such as [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13].…”

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“…Along with the liberalization of the European energy markets, new opportunities of energy procurement have been established. Considering the remarkable volatility of the electricity market due to the increasing solar-and wind power feed-in along with individual pricing structures, the application of such opportunities imposes a flexibilization of production [1]. Thus, the authors saw the need to develop new approaches for production planning.…”

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Exploring Opportunities: Optimizing Production Planning by Factoring in Energy Procurement and Trading Options

Selmair¹,

Hanfeld²,

Claus³

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Motivated by the increasing share of renewable energy in the markets for energy commodities, this study has evaluated the potential for optimizing production planning by taking into account disposable options for procuring energy, in this case electricity. For this purpose, a material flow simulation study extended by an electricity price simulation has been executed to examine possible cost scenarios. Our findings support the notion of a potential for further research in new optimization models involving energy procurement as well as energy trading options.

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“…Nyhuis defines the flexibility in the context of production analogously as the ability to adapt within a minimum of time, both proactively and reactively, and in a given scope of action, on changes of internal and external circumstances. Energy flexibility can thus be understood as the ability to adapt within a minimum of time, both proactively and reactively, and in a given scope of action, on changes in the electricity market [16].…”

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Enhancement of Production Planning and Scheduling by Aspects of Compressed Air Demand and Cost

Böhm

Oezkurt

Diehm

et al. 2017

AMM

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In industrial companies, production orders are distributed to production equipment using tools of production planning and scheduling (PPS). Main targets are to approach full capacity and profit maximization. As a further dimension of optimization, the demand of compressed air of individual production steps and time-varying cost of compressed air due to fluctuating electricity prices can be considered in PPS systems. Hereby it is attempted to execute production steps associated with significant demand of compressed air in times of low compressed air cost. Based on the approach, a methodology for implementation of compressed air demand into a PPS tool is developed.

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Energy Flexible Production: Saving Electricity Expenditures by Adjusting the Production Plan

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

Harnessing the Full Potential of Industrial Demand-Side Flexibility: An End-to-End Approach Connecting Machines with Markets through Service-Oriented IT Platforms

Harnessing the Full Potential of Industrial Demand-Side Flexibility: An End-to-End Approach Connecting Machines with Markets through Service-Oriented IT Platforms

Exploring Opportunities: Optimizing Production Planning by Factoring in Energy Procurement and Trading Options

Enhancement of Production Planning and Scheduling by Aspects of Compressed Air Demand and Cost

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