Practical implementation of the management of local flexible generation and consumption units using a quota-based grid traffic light approach

Exner, Carmen; Frankenbach, Marc-Aurel; Haken, Alix von; Höck, Ariane; Konermann, Martin

doi:10.1049/oap-cired.2021.0082

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“…In recent years experimentation in different countries shows that an intelligent management of demand, generation, and storage can alleviate system stress. Numerous experiments have recently been undertaken throughout Europe to analyze how distribution network operators can manage the network effectively, e.g., via an online platform [30,104].…”

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Towards a Theory of Local Energy Transition

Drewello¹

2022

Sustainability

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The intended transition to a low-carbon energy system presents a systemic challenge for every country. The focus of this article is on local energy transition, a decentralized approach in which local municipalities will play a key role. The main question in this article is which determinants support the process towards local energy transition. Therefore, an analytic framework is presented. The three-levels-model is a holistic approach which focuses on determinants considering local context, a macro, and a micro framework. It highlights the dependency of the process from the local context and a sound national transition policy. The model summarizes the complex interrelationships of local energy transition and will enable local communities, networks, and citizens to successfully engage in an energy transition process.

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Towards a Theory of Local Energy Transition

Drewello¹

2022

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“…Haken’s model based on synergetics theory quantitatively analyzes the evolutionary mechanism of the coordinated development of complex systems by exploring the order parameters of their evolution; this method effectively explains the interaction process and degree of coordination between subsystems or elements 37 . Haken’s model has been widely applied in fields such as economics 38 , energy 39 , transportation 40 , and regional innovation 41 . However, it has rarely been applied to the relationship between urbanization and the ecological environment.…”

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Research on the synergistic effects of urbanization and ecological environment in the Chengdu–Chongqing urban agglomeration based on the Haken model

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The development of urbanization and the protection of the ecological environment are important aspects of sustainable development in urban agglomerations; thus, their coordination and synergy are crucial. Scholars in both China and other countries have conducted extensive research on the relationship between urbanization and the ecological environment from the perspective of coordinated development. However, there is a lack of research on the synergistic effects of urbanization and the ecological environment. Taking the Chengdu–Chongqing urban agglomeration as an example, this study uses the Haken model to analyze the synergistic evolution mechanism, development patterns, and future trends of urbanization and the ecological environment. This study draws the following conclusions: (1) while a synergistic development mechanism has been established between urbanization and the ecological environment, the current system is still in a stage of low-level synergy, and the control system’s parameter for the direction and path of evolution is urbanization. (2) From 2001 to 2020, the level of synergistic development between urbanization and the ecological environment was relatively low, mainly moving from low-level synergy to medium–low-level synergy to medium-level synergy. (3) There is a significant spatial disparity in the levels of synergistic development, for which the leading region centers on Chengdu and Chongqing in the northwest and southeast, respectively, and the lagging region comprises the eastern part of the urban agglomeration, mainly represented by Dazhou, Kaizhou, and Yunyang. (4) The future trend of synergistic development between urbanization and the ecological environment in the Chengdu–Chongqing urban agglomeration is promising but requires increased infrastructure construction in mountainous urban areas, enhanced cooperation and circulation in transportation, logistics, information and other aspects, and balanced improvements in the level of synergistic development between urbanization and the ecological environment. The study of the synergistic development effect of urbanization and the ecological environment in urban agglomerations is of great significance for reducing the negative impact of urbanization on the ecological environment, increasing the positive interaction between the two, and promoting sustainable development in urban agglomerations.

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Local Energy Transitions: Framework and Benefits

Drewello

2024

Lecture Notes in Energy

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Practical implementation of the management of local flexible generation and consumption units using a quota-based grid traffic light approach

Cited by 7 publications

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Towards a Theory of Local Energy Transition

Towards a Theory of Local Energy Transition

Research on the synergistic effects of urbanization and ecological environment in the Chengdu–Chongqing urban agglomeration based on the Haken model

Local Energy Transitions: Framework and Benefits

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