Authors
Brian Vad Mathiesen, Henrik Lund, David Connolly, Henrik Wenzel, Poul Alberg Østergaard, Bernd Möller, Steffen Nielsen, Iva Ridjan, Peter Karnøe, Karl Sperling, FK Hvelplund
Publication date
2015/5/1
Source
Applied energy
Volume
145
Pages
139-154
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
The hypothesis of this paper is that in order to identify least cost solutions of the integration of fluctuating renewable energy sources into current or future 100% renewable energy supplies one has to take a Smart Energy Systems approach. This paper outline why and how to do so. Traditionally, significant focus is put on the electricity sector alone to solve the renewable energy integration puzzle. Smart grid research traditionally focuses on ICT, smart meters, electricity storage technologies, and local (electric) smart grids. In contrast, the Smart Energy System focuses on merging the electricity, heating and transport sectors, in combination with various intra-hour, hourly, daily, seasonal and biannual storage options, to create the flexibility necessary to integrate large penetrations of fluctuating renewable energy. However, in this paper we present the development and design of coherent Smart Energy Systems as an …
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