The role of transmission and energy storage in European decarbonization towards 2050

Golombek, Rolf; Lind, Arne; Ringkjøb, Hans-Kristian; Seljom, Pernille

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.122159

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“…Pleßmann and Blechinger 36 agree on the extent of renewables, but with an opposite ratio of 63% from wind and 20% from PV; in other studies, wind and PV ratios sit somewhere in between. 12 , 37 , 38 We show that all of these studies are correct, in that all of these solutions are possible. When considering the impact of PV-to-wind ratio on seasonal balancing of variability, we find that there is substantial flexibility on what solutions to deploy to address this problem, although generally in high solar production years, summer overproduction is dealt with by more electrolysis and winter underproduction dealt with by combined-cycle gas turbines (CCGTs) and hydropower (see Note S3 ).…”

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Diversity of options to eliminate fossil fuels and reach carbon neutrality across the entire European energy system

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Diversity of options to eliminate fossil fuels and reach carbon neutrality across the entire European energy system

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“…Undoubtedly, the most effective way to reduce greenhouse gases and carbon is the widespread use of new technologies and rRES (wind and solar) and reducing the use of fossil fuel sources. Fortunately, due to the significant advances in technology, many countries have exponentially increased the speed of installing wind and solar power plants by investing more [64]. Also, in technologies such as ES, excess electricity can be stored in batteries or used to produce hydrogen.…”

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Evolution of smart grids towards the Internet of energy: Concept and essential components for deep decarbonisation

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To achieve low-carbon sustainable energy development, new technologies such as Internet of Energy (IoE), intelligent systems and Internet of Things (IoT) as well as distributed energy generations via smart grids (SG) are gaining attention. The interoperability between intelligent energy systems, realised through the web, enables automatic consumption optimisation and increases network efficiency and intelligent management. IoE is an intriguing topic in close connection with the IoT, communication systems, SG and electrical mobility that contributes to energy efficiency to achieve zero-carbon technologies and green environments. Furthermore, nowadays, the widespread growth and utilisation of processors for mining digital currency in homes and small warehouses are some other factors to be considered in terms of electric energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission. However, research on the use of the Internet for evaluating the misallocation of energy and the effect it can have on CO 2 emissions is often neglected. In this study, the authors present a detailed overview regarding the evolution of SG in conjunction with the employment of IoE systems as well as the essential components of IoE for decarbonisation. Also, mathematical models with simulation are provided to evaluate the role of IoE in reducing CO 2 emission.

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“…A study by Golombek et al uses two linked models-the LIBEMOD energy equilibrium model and the TIMES-Europe model-to analyse the impact of energy storage and transmission on European carbon neutrality targets of 2050 [14]. Both models -LIBEMOD and TIMES -are linked to produce more explanatory results that would improve decision making by policy makers.…”

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“…for the TIMES Europe model. The combination of both models allows to study how the policy targets affect the overall development pathways [14], [15].…”

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What are the Linkages between Climate and Economy? Bibliometric Analysis

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Climate change poses a major challenge to capitalist-oriented societies to restructure their economies and adapt to low-carbon measures that, at first glance, may not be the most economically viable option. Therefore, climate-economy models have become increasingly important in environmental and energy policy in recent years. This study examines recent trends in climate-economy and energy equilibrium research and examines the relationship among the identified key attributes. A bibliometric analysis is used to evaluate scientific publications from the Scopus database that have addressed the relationship between the environment and the economy and have developed climate-economy models. Results show that climate change, emission control, CO2 emissions are strongly linked with economic and social effects, energy policy, renewable energy resources and energy efficiency. Most recent articles focus on photovoltaic system and electricity, energy utilization, economic analysis and sustainable development.

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The role of transmission and energy storage in European decarbonization towards 2050

Cited by 63 publications

References 22 publications

Diversity of options to eliminate fossil fuels and reach carbon neutrality across the entire European energy system

Diversity of options to eliminate fossil fuels and reach carbon neutrality across the entire European energy system

Evolution of smart grids towards the Internet of energy: Concept and essential components for deep decarbonisation

What are the Linkages between Climate and Economy? Bibliometric Analysis

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