Potentials and costs for the transition of decentralised energy infrastructure in Europe

Q3 Social Sciences
Gilbert Ahamer
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Abstract

This article on decentralised energy conversion complements an earlier article in this journal on centralised energy conversion and national grids. The present research analyses over 300 pieces of literature and specifies the opportunities how an 'EU green deal' on energy systems can be practically implemented in a European country such as Austria, Germany or any other state. In order to prepare for a transition of the energy system, both potentials and costs are evaluated. Therefore, this literature analysis provides both technological information and cost data (in a synoptic table), uses the paradigm of energy 'transition', and extends on electricity, heat, sector coupling. Results show present levels of feasibility for smart metering, micro-PV systems, electricity storage, heat storage, and diverse industrial applications. The conclusions show essential these paradigms are: sector coupling, bridging time through energy storage, decentralised energy conversion and a system dynamics viewpoint.
欧洲分散式能源基础设施转型的潜力和成本
这篇关于分散能源转换的文章补充了本杂志关于集中能源转换和国家电网的早期文章。目前的研究分析了300多篇文献,并详细说明了如何在奥地利、德国或任何其他国家等欧洲国家实际实施能源系统的“欧盟绿色协议”。为了准备能源系统的转型,评估了潜力和成本。因此,本文献分析提供了技术信息和成本数据(在概要表中),使用能源“转型”范式,并扩展了电力,热力,部门耦合。结果表明,目前的可行性水平智能计量,微型光伏系统,蓄电,蓄热,和各种工业应用。结论表明,这些范式主要是:扇区耦合、通过能量存储桥接时间、分散能量转换和系统动力学观点。
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International Journal of Global Environmental Issues
International Journal of Global Environmental Issues Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development
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期刊介绍: IJGEnvI is a refereed reference and authoritative source of information in the field. Facing up to the challenge of longer-term issues, it completes the trio of journals (together with the IJEP and IJETM) which offer a comprehensive view of the key issues in the environmental debate.
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