Category Archives: Electric Grid

Quantification of Non-linearities in the Consequential Life Cycle Assessment of the Use Phase of Battery Electric Vehicles

Posted on April 23, 2021 by Andrei David

The diffusion of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) is projected to influence the electricity grid operation, potentially offering opportunities for load-shifting policies aimed at higher integration of renewable energy technologies in the electricity system. Moreover, the examined literature emphasizes electricity as … Continue reading →

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Copenhagen Energy Vision: A sustainable vision for bringing a Capital to 100% renewable energy

Posted on December 2, 2015 by Dave Drysdale

The short-term goal for The City of Copenhagen is a CO2 neutral energy supply by the year 2025, and the long-term vision for Denmark is a 100% renewable energy (RE) supply by the year 2050. In this project, it is … Continue reading →

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Samsø Energy Vision 2030 – Converting Samsø to 100% Renewable Energy

Posted on December 2, 2015 by Dave Drysdale

The purpose of this report is to investigate potential scenarios for converting Samsø into 100% renewable energy supply in 2030 with focus on local electricity and biomass resources. Firstly, a 2013 reference scenario is established to investigate whether Samsø is … Continue reading →

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Electric grid stability and the design of sustainable energy systems (2005)

Posted on September 10, 2013 by EnergyPLAN Support

Link to the Journal Paper Today, in most countries, electricity is produced either on hydropower or on large steam turbines on the basis of fossil fuels or nuclear power. Electricity from distributed generation constitutes only small amounts. Until now, the … Continue reading →

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