Konventionelle Kraftwerke - Technologiesteckbrief zur Analyse „Flexibilitätskonzepte für die Stromversorgung 2050“

Sauer, Dirk Uwe; Wolf, Karl-Josef; Pyc, Ireneusz; Spliethoff, Hartmut; Scheffknecht, Günter; Pietzner, Katja; Roesch, Adolf; Kather, Alfons; Katzenberger, Helmut; Lindenberger, Dietmar; Kakaras, E.; Oechsner, Matthias; Merzkirch, Matthias; Schwendig, Frank; Oeljeklaus, Gerd; Lunz, Benedikt; Erlach, Berit; Scheer, Dirk; Elsen, Reinhold; Schönrok, Martin; Gasteiger, Georg; Görner, Klaus

doi:10.13140/rg.2.1.1388.8405

2016

DOI: 10.13140/rg.2.1.1388.8405

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Konventionelle Kraftwerke - Technologiesteckbrief zur Analyse „Flexibilitätskonzepte für die Stromversorgung 2050“

Dirk Uwe Sauer¹,

Karl-Josef Wolf²,

Ireneusz Pyc³

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Accessible Modeling of the German Energy Transition: An Open, Compact, and Validated Model

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We present an easily accessible model for dispatch and expansion planning of the German multi-modal energy system from today until 2050. The model can be used with low efforts while comparing favorably with historic data and other studies of future developments. More specifically, the model is based on a linear programming partial equilibrium framework and uses a compact set of technologies to ease the comprehension for new modelers. It contains all equations and parameters needed, with the data sources and model assumptions documented in detail. All code and data are openly accessible and usable. The model can reproduce today’s energy mix and its CO2 emissions with deviations below 10%. The generated energy transition path, for an 80% CO2 reduction scenario until 2050, is consistent with leading studies on this topic. Our work thus summarizes the key insights of previous works and can serve as a validated and ready-to-use platform for other modelers to examine additional hypotheses.

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Accessible Modeling of the German Energy Transition: An Open, Compact, and Validated Model

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