Improved cost–benefit analysis for market-based transmission planning, a European perspective

Papaemmanouil, Antonis; Tjernberg, Lina Bertling; Tuấn, Lê Anh; Andersson, Göran

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2013.08.066

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“…In the field of research for long-term transmission expansion planning problems assuming a TSO perspective, either developed on test networks or on models of actual power systems, the focus on admissible RES increase is mainly provided in multi-scenario approaches in which increases in power generation are uncorrelated with load forecasts, as for instance, reported in [11][12][13][14][15], whereas other studies adopt a multi-year approach, with predefined and correlated evolution of power generation and load evolution [16][17][18].…”

Section: Solar Photovoltaic Windmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of Renewable Acceptance by Electric Network Development Exploiting Operation Islands

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The framework of energy transition poses significant challenges in subtransmission network development, where the increased renewable energy generation is collected, in order to efficiently convey power production, avoiding limitations in a range of operating conditions. In this paper, a method to evaluate possible margins for further renewable penetration due to electric network development is assessed, by means of scenario evaluation for the concretisation of renewable initiatives, combined producibility analysis, and load flow studies, accounting for operation islands in subtransmission network organisation, carried out in N and N-1 conditions. The method is applied to a provisional model of the southern part of the Italian power system.

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Section: Solar Photovoltaic Windmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of Renewable Acceptance by Electric Network Development Exploiting Operation Islands

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“…This is followed by the spatial planning phase wherein Source: Adapted from [17]. See also [16,[38][39][40] for a detailed description of the process; see [41] for a generic CBA description. usually the regional planning authority together with the TSO decide where to build the power line.…”

Section: Background: Pan-european Cost-benefit Analysis In Electricitmentioning

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Reducing or fostering public opposition? A critical reflection on the neutrality of pan-European cost–benefit analysis in electricity transmission planning

Schmidt

Lilliestam

2015

Energy Research & Social Science

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“…In this way, many researchers have proposed various methods to evaluate environmental, economic, and technical benefits. The important one evolved is the cost-benefit analysis [11,12]. The BOCR merits toward business electricity sustainability are shown in the flowchart of Figure 1.…”

Section: Bocr Sub-nets Developments For Business Electricity Sustainamentioning

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“…Unfortunately, nowadays we can observe that statistics confirm a lack of creation due to the inertia in technological transfer regarding restructuration and decentralization on power systems. In their recent publications, many authors [11][12][13][14][15][16] have stated that for solving a problem by BOCR analysis, they consider both positive attributes (benefits and opportunities) and negative ones (costs and risks) to determine a preference of alternatives in relation to a specific goal. They have defined for costs the following constituents: the capital cost (investment), operation and maintenance cost, pretreatment cost, land use cost, and finally ecological damage cost.…”

Section: Bocr Sub-nets Developments For Business Electricity Sustainamentioning

confidence: 99%

Combining AHP Method with BOCR Merits to Analyze the Outcomes of Business Electricity Sustainability

Medjoudj¹,

Iberraken²,

Aı̈ssani³

2016

Applications and Theory of Analytic Hierarchy Process - Decision Making for Strategic Decisions

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Over the last three decades, many researchers and decision makers have investigated separately the issues of economic growth, profitability, and quality of life when thinking about business electricity sustainability. The correlations between these paradigms still remain at the stage of discussions, debates, and forecasts as a reaction to the occurred conflicts and disasters. There is a lack of real encryption that demonstrates their interactions. It is useful to materialize the expectations of stakeholders by mathematical modeling and providing answers to specific wants of each society according to its financial resources, its concrete societal objectives, especially to which kind of energy legacy it wants to contribute to future generations. It is imperative that experts assist decision makers, through transparent methods that seek consensus. To this end, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method was proposed as it has proven its efficiency in many areas of human activities. The outcomes were analyzed using this method, and the findings were compared and recommendations were made using other multi-criteria decisionmaking (MCDM) methods. As for energy sustainability, it is imperative to move toward renewable energy resources while trying to hold together the benefits, opportunities, costs, and risks (BOCR). We have retained that status quo is not sustainable.

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Improved cost–benefit analysis for market-based transmission planning, a European perspective

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Assessment of Renewable Acceptance by Electric Network Development Exploiting Operation Islands

Assessment of Renewable Acceptance by Electric Network Development Exploiting Operation Islands

Reducing or fostering public opposition? A critical reflection on the neutrality of pan-European cost–benefit analysis in electricity transmission planning

Combining AHP Method with BOCR Merits to Analyze the Outcomes of Business Electricity Sustainability

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