2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2020.116268
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Peer-to-peer energy trading: A review of the literature

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“…This means that electricity trade between electricity producers and consumers will be made regardless of the tariffs set by the network operators (except in cases when electricity is transmitted through these utility networks). A more detailed description of the principles of the P2P energy trading model can be found in [8,25].…”
Section: Trading Modelmentioning
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“…This means that electricity trade between electricity producers and consumers will be made regardless of the tariffs set by the network operators (except in cases when electricity is transmitted through these utility networks). A more detailed description of the principles of the P2P energy trading model can be found in [8,25].…”
Section: Trading Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that aforementioned research questions are not quite fully covered in any of the literature reviews developed by other authors. This may be due to the low number of overall literature review publications in the field of energy communities Mostly these reviews do not focus on issue solving; they are concentrating on identifying and analysing the development and prospects of certain parts of the energy community For example, authors of [8] provided an insight to P2P model implementation perspec tives and future research opportunities, such as P2P economics, psychology, industria engineering and other fields of development. Another review [9] analysed eight energy communities' business models and their impact on energy community development.…”
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“…The power generation by renewable energies increased the importance of prosumers, who produce and consume energy and thereby generate demand for decentralized peerto-peer energy trading. Soto et al [32] structured the research in this area in the form of a literature review and conclude that although blockchain technology has the potential to make trading platforms more secure and efficient, challenges in the speed of data transmission and security levels remain. Further reviews of blockchain technology in the energy sector [33][34][35] recognize the transition from a centralized to a decentralized system in the energy sector, admitting the stage of an early development phase of DLT applications.…”
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“…Advantages: presently, the main production of power is through centralised systems that can be subject to down time due to varying reasons. A decentralised model allows for consumers to have a greater reliability of source due to their local occurrence nearer to a prosumer [53]. In areas where electricity supply could be intermittent, or experience blackout to weather issues, the decentralised model could be a solution to aid the continual supply of energy.…”
Section: P2p In Energy Tradingmentioning
confidence: 99%