Energy System Modelling for Transition to a Net-Zero 2050 via REPowerEU Flexibility
This project focuses on clean energy transition partnership aiming at developing a hybrid Power2heat and thermal storage system to optimize energy production and storage for a net-zero future. Simulations are conducted to assess flexibility and address expected challenges in implementing this innovative technology.
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Energy System Modelling for Transition to a net-Zero 2050 for EU via REPowerEU Flexibility assessment and expectations in European modeling and planning
Type of project: Clean Energy Transition Partnership Duration: 2023-2026 (36 months)
Power2heat and thermal storage Characteristics Peak power output Total energy LCOH Modes of integration Parallel Complementary Boosting Modes of operation Direct generation Intermittent storage
Expected challenges and results Developing a general use application for the studied technology. Capturing the advantages and disadvantages of specific configurations. Implementation of a complex P2H and TES system in a generalist simulation. Complete characterisation of a hybrid P2H+TES system. Optimised strategy for operation of the proposed technology. Simulation model capable of benefiting from the energy conversion of a P2H system and the load shifting of a TES system.
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