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V
CONTENTS
PREFACE
XVII
1
INTRODUCTION:
THE
NEED
FOR
SECTOR
COUPLING
AND
THE
ENERGY
TRANSITION
GOALS
1
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
AND
KOEN
KOK
1.1
INTRODUCTION
1
1.1.1
THE
NEEDS
AND
CHALLENGES
OF
THE
CURRENT
ENERGY
SYSTEM
1
1.1.2
WHAT
IS
SECTOR
COUPLING?
2
1.2
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
SECTOR
COUPLING
TO
CONTRIBUTE
TO
DECARBONIZATION
4
1.2.1
ELECTRIFICATION
AND
SECTOR
COUPLING
4
1.2.2
ENHANCING
SYSTEM
STABILITY
AND
RELIABILITY
AT
THE
GRID
LEVEL
THROUGH
SECTOR
COUPLING
6
1.2.3
DECARBONIZATION
OF
HEATING
AND
COOLING
IN
BUILDING
ENVIRONMENT
(END-USER
LEVEL)
THROUGH
SECTOR
COUPLING
9
1.3
EUROPEAN
ENERGY
LEGISLATION
AND
INITIATIVES
SUPPORTING
SECTOR
COUPLING
10
1.3.1
DIRECTIVES
10
1.3.2
POLICY
11
1.3.3
INITIATIVES
11
1.4
MAIN
BARRIERS
TO
IMPLEMENTATION
12
1.5
THE
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
CONCEPT
TO
FOSTER
SECTOR
COUPLING
AT
THE
LOCAL
LEVEL
THROUGH
END-USERS
ENGAGEMENT
14
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
16
REFERENCES
17
2
CURRENT
STATUS
OF
MULTI-CARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
IN
EUROPE
WITH
MAIN
LIMITATIONS
AND
SHORTCOMINGS
TO
THE
OPTIMAL
USE
OF
LOCAL
ENERGY
RESOURCES
19
ANDREI
MORCH,
HANNE
SXLE,
JESUS
FRAILE
ARDANUY,
GIUSEPPE
CONTI,
GABRIELE
COMODI,
AND
MOSE
ROSSI
2.1
INTRODUCTION
19
2.2
METHODOLOGY
19
VI
I
CONTENTS
2.3
THE
SCOPING
STUDY:
ROAD
MAPS
AND
THE
OVERALL
PAN-EUROPEAN
PRIORITIES
20
2.3.1
ENERGY
POLICIES,
WHICH
ARE
PREFERRED
IN
EUROPE
(2020-2050)
20
2.3.1.1
THE
PAN-EUROPEAN
DIMENSION
21
2.3.1.2
THE
REFERENCE
SCENARIO
TOWARD
2050
22
2.3.1.3
VISION
2050
23
2.3.2
EXPECTED
ROLL-OUT
OF
THE
DIFFERENT
TECHNOLOGIES
IN
THE
2030
HORIZON
24
2.3.2.1
DEPLOYMENT
OF
HYDROGEN
INFRASTRUCTURE
24
2.3.2.2
ENERGY
STORAGE
25
2.3.2.3
HYDROGEN
STORAGE
27
2.3.2.4
HYBRID
SOLUTIONS
27
2.3.2.5
SMART
METERING
SYSTEM
AS
A
KEY
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGY
28
2.3.3
OVERVIEW
OF
POLICIES
SUPPORTING
THE
EMPOWERMENT
OF
THE
FINAL
CONSUMER
28
2.3.4
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
-
DIFFERENT
ACTORS
AND
OPERATIONS
29
2.3.5
SUMMARIZING
THE
SCOPING
STUDY
29
2.4
REVIEW
OF
SECTOR
COUPLING
TECHNOLOGIES
FOR
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
30
2.4.1
DEFINITION
OF
CONNECTING
TECHNOLOGIES
31
2.4.2
CONNECTING
TECHNOLOGIES
(PROSUMER
LEVEL)
31
2.4.2.1
HEAT
PUMP
32
2.4.2.2
COMBINED
COOLING
HEAT
AND
POWER
(CCHP)
32
2.4.2.3
EV
CHARGING
STATION
32
2.4.3
CONNECTING
TECHNOLOGIES
(COMMUNITY
LEVEL)
32
2.4.3.1
ELECTROLYZERS
33
2.4.3.2
ELECTRIC
PLANES,
ELECTRIC
FERRIES,
AND
HYDROGEN
TRANSPORT
SUCH
AS
TRAINS,
VESSELS,
AND
LORRIES
34
2.4.3.3
DESALINATION
34
2.5
REVIEW
OF
LIMITATIONS
AND
BARRIERS
FOR
THE
OPTIMAL
USE
OF
THE
LOCAL
ENERGY
RESOURCES
35
2.5.1
INTRODUCTION
35
2.5.2
TECHNICAL
LIMITATIONS
35
2.5.2.1
LOW
EFFICIENCY
35
2.5.2.2
LOW
FLEXIBILITY
37
2.5.2.3
SECURITY
CONCERNS
38
2.5.2.4
ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUES
38
2.5.2.5
SPATIAL
ISSUES
38
2.5.2.6
COST
AND
COST-EFFECTIVENESS
39
2.5.3
REGULATORY
LIMITATIONS
39
2.5.3.1
MARKET-RELATED
ISSUES
40
2.5.3.2
NEED
FOR
REVISING
GRID
CODES
AT
THE
DISTRIBUTION
LEVEL
40
2.5.3.3
DEFINITION
OF
ROLES
AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
OF
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
41
CONTENTS
2.53.4
2.53.5
2.53.6
2.53.7
2.53.8
2.6
EFFICIENCY
TARGETS
FOR
COGENERATION
41
REGULATORY
BARRIERS
RELATED
TO
HYDROGEN
41
INTEGRATION
OF
ENERGY
STORAGE
42
STANDARDIZATION
OF
THE
INFRASTRUCTURE
FOR
EVS
44
INTEGRATION
OF
EVS
INTO
THE
ELECTRICITY
MARKET
44
CONCLUSIONS
AND
LESSONS
LEARNED
45
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
46
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
46
REFERENCES
47
3
THE
CONCEPT
OF
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES:
KEY
FEATURES
AND
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGIES
55
AMEDEO
BUONANNO,
MARTINA
CALIANO,
GIANFRANCO
CHICCO,
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
VALERIA
PALLADINO,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
AND
HANNE
SOELE
3.1
3.2
3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
3.2.4
3.2.5
3.2.6
3.2.7
3.3
3.3.1
3.3.1.1
3.3.1.2
3.3.2
3.3.2.1
33.2.2
3.3.3
3.3.3.1
3.33.2
3.3.33
3.33.4
3.33.5
3.33.6
3.33.7
3.33.8
3.4
INTRODUCTION
55
KEY
FEATURES
OF
ILECS
56
POLICY
AND
REGULATION
ANALYSIS
FOR
REC
AND
CEC
57
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
CEC,
REC,
AND
ILEC
58
ORGANIZATIONAL
STRUCTURE
58
INVOLVED
STAKEHOLDERS
59
MOTIVATION
FOR
ESTABLISHMENT
59
ENERGY
CARRIERS
60
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
61
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGIES
62
DEMAND-SIDE
FLEXIBILITY
TECHNOLOGIES
62
ENERGY
CONVERSION
TECHNOLOGIES
62
STORAGE
TECHNOLOGIES
66
DISTRIBUTED
RENEWABLE
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
75
PHOTOVOLTAIC
SYSTEMS
75
INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN
PHOTOVOLTAIC
SUPPLY
AND
DEMAND
77
INFORMATION
AND
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
79
DATA
MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGIES
80
CONTROL
AND
MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGIES
81
TECHNOLOGIES
FOR
ANALYTICS
82
INTERNET
OF
THINGS
(LOT)
84
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
85
COMPUTING
TECHNOLOGIES
86
CYBERSECURITY
87
BLOCKCHAIN
88
SUMMARY
OF
MAIN
BARRIERS
TO
THE
USE
OF
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGIES
IN
THE
ILEC
89
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
91
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
91
REFERENCES
92
VIII
CONTENTS
4
ACTORS,
BUSINESS
MODELS,
AND
KEY
ISSUES
FOR
THE
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
99
MARTINA
CALIANO,
ALBERTO
BORGHETTI,
AMEDEO
BUONANNO,
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
SALVATORE
FABOZZI,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
CARLO
ALBERTO
NUCCI,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
AND
PETER
RICHARDSON
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.3.1
4.3.1.1
4.3.1.2
4.3.1.3
4.3.1.4
4.3.1.5
4.3.1.6
4.3.1.7
4.3.2
4.3.2.1
INTRODUCTION
99
ACTORS
'
ROLES
AND
INTERACTIONS
WITHIN
ILECS
101
KEY
ISSUES
FOR
THE
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
ILECS
105
KEY
TECHNOLOGICAL
ISSUES
106
GRID
INTEGRATION
109
IMPLEMENTING
ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
109
PROMOTING
ENERGY
STORAGE
110
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
SMART
METERING
110
DATA
MANAGEMENT
AND
CYBERSECURITY
110
SCALABILITY
111
LOCAL
ANCILLARY
SERVICES
111
KEY
SOCIOECONOMIC
ISSUES
111
HIGH
INITIAL
COSTS,
INADEQUATE
ECONOMIC
INCENTIVES,
AND
SPLIT-INCENTIVES
111
4.3.2.2
INCREASING
ENERGY
AUTONOMY
AND
SECURITY
OF
SUPPLY
AND
REDUCING
ENERGY
POVERTY
112
4.3.2.3
4.3.3
4.3.3.1
4.3.3.2
4.3.3.3
4.3.4
4.3.4.1
4.3.4.2
4.3.4.3
4.3.4.4
4.3.4.5
4.3.4.6
4.3.4.7
4.3.4.8
4.4
4.4.1
4.4.2
4.4.2.1
INCREASING
COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT
AND
WILLINGNESS
TO
PAY
113
KEY
ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUES
113
SPATIAL
AND
NOISE
ISSUES
114
WASTE
MANAGEMENT
AND
DISPOSAL
115
EMISSION
MITIGATION
116
KEY
INSTITUTIONAL
ISSUES
117
INCREASING
TRUST
AND
MOTIVATION
OF
CITIZENS
117
PROMOTING
ENERGY
DEMOCRACY
118
ILEC
OWNERSHIP
MODEL
118
FUNDING
LOCAL
PROJECTS
118
SUPPORT
SCHEMES,
INCENTIVES,
AND
TARGETS
119
(SELF-)GOVERNANCE
119
REGULATORY
ISSUES
AND
POLICY
FRAMEWORK
120
INSTITUTIONAL
(RE-)DESIGN
120
BUSINESS
MODELS
FOR
ILECS
121
OVERVIEW
OF
SELECTED
BUSINESS
MODELS
121
DEVELOPMENT
OF
BUSINESS
MODELS
124
BM
A
-
FLEXIBILITY
FOR
LOCAL
BALANCING
AND
INCREASE
OF
SELF-CONSUMPTION
FOR
MULTICARRIER
SYSTEMS
124
4.4.2.2
BM
G
-
HEAT
RECOVERY
AND
STORAGE
FOR
EFFECTIVE
INTEGRATION
OF
DISTRICT
HEATING
AND
COOLING
127
4.5
CONCLUSION
AND
LESSONS
LEARNED
ON
BARRIERS,
BENEFITS,
AND
POLICY
IMPLICATIONS
FOR
ILECS
IMPLEMENTATION
130
4.5.1
BARRIERS
130
CONTENTS
IX
4.5.2
4.5.3
BENEFITS
131
POLICY
IMPLICATIONS
132
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
133
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
133
REFERENCES
134
5
COMPREHENSIVE
ANALYSIS
AND
FUTURE
OUTLOOK
OF
PLANNING
AND
OPERATION
APPROACHES
FOR
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
UNDER
THE
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
CONCEPT
139
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
DIMITRIOS
TZELEPIS,
KOEN
KOK,
AND
GIORGIO
GRADITI
5.1
5.2
5.2.1
5.2.2
5.2.3
INTRODUCTION
139
OPTIMAL
PLANNING
OF
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
141
INTRODUCTION
TO
OPTIMAL
PLANNING
AND
TECHNICAL
ASPECTS
141
DECISION-MAKING
PROCESS
FOR
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
PLANNING
142
FEATURES
AND
MODELING
APPROACHES
OF
OPTIMIZATION
PROBLEMS
FOR
THE
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
PLANNING
143
5.2.4
5.2.5
5.2.6
EXACT
MODELING/EXACT
OPTIMIZATION
DILEMMA
144
NEED
FOR
A
MULTIOBJECTIVE
APPROACH
145
ANALYSIS
OF
WORKS
IN
THE
LITERATURE
DEALING
WITH
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
PLANNING
147
5.3
OPERATIONAL
PLANNING
OF
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
FOR
DAY-AHEAD
OPTIMIZATION
AND
DECISION-MAKING
UNDER
UNCERTAINTIES
147
5.4
OPTIMAL
OPERATION
OF
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
IN
REAL
TIME
UNDER
MULTIOBJECTIVE
APPROACHES
CONSIDERING
DEMAND-RESPONSE
PROGRAMS
AND
MARKET
INTERACTION
152
5.4.1
REAL-TIME
OPERATION
OF
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS:
DRIVERS
AND
CHALLENGES
152
5.4.2
5.4.3
5.4.3.1
5.4.3.2
5.5
MULTIOBJECTIVE
APPROACHES
FOR
OPTIMAL
REAL-TIME
OPERATION
153
DEMAND-RESPONSE
PROGRAMS
AND
MARKET
INTERACTION
154
DEMAND-RESPONSE
PROGRAMS
IN
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
154
MARKET
INTERACTION
WITH
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
154
DATA
ARCHITECTURES,
CONTROL
TECHNOLOGIES,
AND
THE
SCALING
OF
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
156
5.5.1
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
VISIBILITY
AND
CONTROLLABILITY
IN
MANAGING
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
156
5.5.2
OUTLOOK
ON
THE
COMPLEXITIES
AND
CHALLENGES
OF
DATA
AND
DATA
ARCHITECTURES
158
5.5.3
DEVELOPMENTS
AND
TRENDS
ON
SYSTEM
ARCHITECTURES
AND
CONTROL
TECHNOLOGIES
160
5.5.3.1
5.5.3.2
5.5.3.3
5.5.3.4
5.5.3.5
ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
162
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
MODELING
163
VIRTUALIZATION
164
CLOUD
COMPUTING
164
DIGITAL
TWINS
165
CONTENTS
5.5.3.6
5.6
5.6.1
5.6.2
5.6.3
CYBERSECURITY
165
HOLISTIC
APPROACH
IN
PLANNING
AND
OPERATING
AN
ILEC
166
HIGHER
HIERARCHICAL
LEVEL:
PLANNING
PHASE
166
LOWER
HIERARCHICAL
LAYER:
OPERATIONAL
ANALYSIS
167
LOWEST
HIERARCHICAL
LAYER:
REAL-TIME
OPERATION
AND
ASSETS
'
CONTROL
168
5.6.4
5.6.4.1
5.6.4.2
5.6.4.3
5.6.4.4
5.7
INTERACTION
WITH
EXTERNAL
ENTITIES
170
NETWORK
INTERACTION
171
LOCAL
MARKET
INTERACTION
172
WHOLESALE
MARKET
INTERACTION
172
INTERACTION
WITH
AGGREGATORS/RETAILERS
172
CONCLUSION
172
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
173
REFERENCES
174
6
ANALYTICAL
FRAMEWORK
FOR
COORDINATED
PLANNING
AND
OPERATION
OF
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
187
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
ANASTASIOS
OULIS
ROUSIS,
ANGELOS
PATSIDIS,
MIADREZA
SHAFIE-KHAH,
VAHID
SHAHBAZBEGIAN,
AND
MAGNUS
ASKELAND
6.1
6.1.1
6.1.2
INTRODUCTION
187
BENEFITS
OF
LOCAL
MULTICARRIER
ENERGY
SYSTEMS
187
THE
OPTIMIZATION
FRAMEWORK
FOR
COORDINATED
PLANNING
AND
OPERATION
OFMCES
189
6.2
6.2.1
6.2.1.1
6.2.1.2
6.2.1.3
6.2.2
6.2.2.1
6.2.2.2
6.2.3
6.2.3.1
6.2.3.2
6.2.4
6.2.4.1
6.2.4.2
6.2.4.3
6.2.4.4
6.3
6.3.1
6.3.2
6.3.3
6.3.4
MODELING
OF
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
IN
MCES
191
RENEWABLE
ENERGY
SOURCES
(RESS)
191
SOLAR
PV
192
SOLAR
THERMAL
192
WIND
TURBINES
192
PRIMARY
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
192
COGENERATION
PLANTS
192
BOILERS
193
SECONDARY
ENERGY
TECHNOLOGIES
193
REVERSIBLE
HEAT
PUMP
193
SINGLE-STAGE
ABSORPTION
CHILLER
194
STORAGE
SYSTEMS
194
ELECTRICAL
ENERGY
STORAGE
194
THERMAL
ENERGY
STORAGE
194
HYDROGEN
STORAGE
195
ELECTRIC
VEHICLES
195
THE
OPTIMAL
DESIGN
PROBLEM
FOR
MCES
196
OBJECTIVE
FUNCTION
196
CONSTRAINTS
197
SOLUTION
METHODOLOGY
198
CASE
STUDY
AND
SIMULATION
RESULTS
198
CONTENTS
|
XI
6.4
OPTIMAL
DAY-AHEAD
SCHEDULING
OF
MCES
UNDER
UNCERTAINTIES
AND
BY
CONSIDERING
DR
PROGRAMS
200
6.4.1
OBJECTIVE
FUNCTION
201
6.4.2
CONSTRAINTS
201
6.4.2.1
ELECTRICITY
NETWORK
CONSTRAINTS
201
6.4.2.2
GAS
NETWORK
CONSTRAINTS
202
6.4.2.3
DEMAND
RESPONSE
CONSTRAINTS
203
6.4.2.4
UNCERTAINTY
CONSIDERATION
203
6.4.3
SOLUTION
METHODOLOGY
204
6.4.4
CASE
STUDY
AND
SIMULATION
RESULTS
204
6.4.4.1
SIMULATION
RESULTS
205
6.5
OPTIMAL
REAL-TIME
OPERATION
OF
MCES
209
6.5.1
OBJECTIVE
FUNCTION
210
6.5.2
CONSTRAINTS
210
6.5.3
SOLUTION
METHODOLOGY
211
6.5.4
CASE
STUDY
AND
SIMULATION
RESULTS
212
6.6
ANALYSIS
OF
COMMERCIAL
TOOLS
FOR
THE
OPTIMAL
DESIGN
AND
OPERATION
OFMCES
215
6.7
CONCLUSIONS
AND
LESSONS
LEARNED
220
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
220
REFERENCES
221
7
INTEGRATED
FLEXIBILITY
SOLUTIONS
FOR
EFFECTIVE
CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT
IN
DISTRIBUTION
GRIDS
225
BART
VAN
DER
HOLST,
GIJS
VERHOEVEN,
MILAD
KAZEMI,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
AND
KOEN
KOK
7.1
INTRODUCTION
225
7.2
CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT
IN
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
226
7.2.1
THE
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
AND
THE
SYSTEM
OPERATOR
226
7.2.2
DEVELOPMENTS
IN
THE
DISTRIBUTION
GRID
228
7.2.2.1
GROWTH
OF
DISTRIBUTED
RENEWABLE
ENERGY
RESOURCES
229
7.2.2.2
ELECTRIFICATION
OF
DEMAND
229
7.2.2.3
IMPROVED
METERING
230
7.2.2.4
HIGHER
CONTROLLABILITY
OF
ASSETS
230
7.2.3
CONGESTION
IN
DISTRIBUTION
GRIDS
231
7.2.4
TRADITIONAL
MITIGATION
STRATEGIES
FOR
CONGESTION
232
7.2.4.1
GRID
REINFORCEMENTS
233
7.2.4.2
GRID
RECONFIGURATION
233
7.2.4.3
USING
RESERVE
CAPACITY
233
7.2.4.4
REJECTING
GRID
ACCESS
234
7.3
INTEGRATED
FLEXIBILITY
IN
ILECS
234
7.3.1
THE
CONCEPT
OF
INTEGRATED
FLEXIBILITY
235
7.3.2
OPTIMAL
FLEXIBILITY
MANAGEMENT
OF
ELECTRIC
VEHICLES
IN
ILEC
CONTEXT
237
7.3.3
OPTIMAL
HOME
(BUILDING)
ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
241
XII
CONTENTS
7.3.3.1
7.3.3.2
7.4
7.4.1
7.4.2
7.4.2.1
7.4.2.2
7.4.3
7.4.3.1
7.4.3.2
7.4.4
7.5
7.5.1
7.5.2
7.5.3
7.5.4
MATHEMATICAL
MODEL
242
CASE
STUDY
AND
RESULTS
245
INSTRUMENTS
FOR
FLEXIBILITY
ACTIVATION
FOR
CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT
247
DEVELOPMENTS
IN
EUROPE
247
EXAMPLES
OF
MARKET-BASED
INSTRUMENTS
IN
PRACTICE
248
GOPACS
248
PICLO
FLEX
249
EXAMPLES
OF
TARIFF
INSTRUMENTS
IN
PRACTICE
250
CAPACITY
TARIFF
250
BANDWIDTH
TARIFF
250
SIMULATION
CASE
STUDY
251
CHALLENGES
AND
OUTLOOK
254
MARKET
BARRIERS
254
REGULATORY
BARRIERS
254
TECHNOLOGICAL
BARRIERS
255
CUSTOMER-RELATED
BARRIERS
255
NOMENCLATURE
256
REFERENCES
259
8
PEER-TO-PEER
ENERGY
TRADING
APPROACHES:
MAXIMIZING
THE
ACTIVE
PARTICIPATION
OF
THE
PROSUMERS
IN
THE
MULTI-CARRIER
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
265
ANDRES
F.
CORTES-BORRAY,
AMAIA
GONZALEZ-GARRIDO,
ANDER
Z.
GOMEZ,
JOSEBA
J.
HUARTE,
AND
NEREA
R.
CARAMES
8.1
8.2
8.2.1
8.2.2
8.3
8.3.1
8.3.1.1
8.3.1.2
8.3.1.3
8.3.2
8.3.2.1
8.3.2.2
8.3.2.3
8.4
8.4.1
8.4.2
8.4.3
8.4.4
8.5
8.5.1
8.5.2
INTRODUCTION
265
BACKGROUND
AND
P2P
CONCEPT
266
BACKGROUND,
ALTERNATIVES,
INITIATIVES,
AND
TRENDS
266
P2P
ENERGY
TRADING
CONCEPT
AND
CHALLENGES
268
P2P
METHODS
AND
LOGICAL
ARCHITECTURE
270
P2P
MARKET
DESIGN
270
COMMUNITY-BASED
OR
CENTRALIZED
MARKETS
271
FULL
P2P
OR
DECENTRALIZED
MARKETS
272
HYBRID
OR
DISTRIBUTED
MARKETS
272
P2P
MARKET
IMPLEMENTATION
272
PEER
DECISION-MAKING
PROCESS
272
TRANSACTION
PRICE
DETERMINATION
PROCESS
273
MARKET
SIMULATION
AND
CLEARING
275
LITERATURE
REVIEW
276
MARKET
DESIGN
AND
P2P
TRADING
276
INTERACTION
WITH
THE
WHOLESALE
AND
MULTI-ENERGY
MARKETS
279
CONTRIBUTION
TO
ANCILLARY
SERVICES
284
CONSIDERATION
OF
MULTI-ENERGY
NETWORK
CONSTRAINTS
285
P2P
APPROACH
IN
THE
ENEURON
PROJECT
288
OVERVIEW
OF
THE
ENEURON
CONCEPT
288
ENEURON
P2P
MARKET
PLATFORM
289
CONTENTS
XIII
8.5.2.1
ARCHITECTURE
289
8.5.2.2
ALGORITHM
DEFINITION
290
8.6
CONCLUSION
291
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
291
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
292
REFERENCES
293
9
INTEGRATION
OF
MULTIPLE
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES:
TRANSACTION
PRICES,
REACTIVE
POWER
CONTROL,
AND
ANCILLARY
SERVICES
299
ALBERTO
BORGHETTI,
TOHID
HARIGHI,
CARLO
ALBERTO
NUCCI,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
AND
MARTINA
CALIANO
9.1
INTRODUCTION
299
9.2
MULTIPLE
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
300
9.2.1
OPTIMIZATION
MODEL
300
9.2.2
CASE
STUDY
AND
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
RESULTS
304
9.3
PROVISION
OF
REACTIVE
POWER
COMPENSATION
SERVICES
307
9.3.1
OPTIMIZATION
MODEL
309
9.3.2
CALCULATION
OF
THE
MAXIMUM
UP
AND
DOWN
FLEXIBILITIES
311
9.3.3
CASE
STUDY
AND
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
RESULTS
312
9.4
ELECTROMOBILITY
INTEGRATION
315
9.5
CONCLUSION
AND
KEY
LEARNINGS
317
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
317
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
318
REFERENCES
318
10
VALIDATION
OF
ENERGY
HUB
SOLUTIONS
THROUGH
SIMULATION
AND
TESTING
IN
A
LAB
ENVIRONMENT
AND
REAL
WORLD
323
GABRIELE
COMODI,
MOSE
ROSSI,
ALESSANDRO
ROMAGNOLI,
ALESSIO
TAFONE,
AND
ANDREAS
TUERK
10.1
INTRODUCTION
323
10.2
ENERGY
HUB
AND
MICRO
ENERGY
HUB
ARCHITECTURE
324
10.2.1
"
MEH
"
AND
"
EH
"
325
10.2.1.1
MEH
325
10.2.1.2
EH
328
10.3
EH
AND
MEH
VALIDATION
THROUGH
SIMULATION
AND
TESTING
IN
LAB
ENVIRONMENT
329
10.3.1
EH
OF
UNIVERSITA
POLITECNICA
DELLE
MARCHE
329
10.3.1.1
TECHNOLOGIES,
ENERGY
VECTORS,
AND
NETWORKS
330
10.3.2
EH
FOR
AGGREGATORS:
EV-CHARGING
STATION
331
10.3.3
SMES
PROJECT
IN
SINGAPORE
333
10.3.3.1
THE
CRYO-POLYGENERATION
DEMONSTRATOR
(CPD)
FOR
NANYANG
TECHNOLOGICAL
UNIVERSITY
334
10.3.3.2
HYDROGEN
HUB
FOR
THE
DECARBONIZATION
OF
SINGAPORE
INDUSTRIAL
PORT
AREA
(IPA)
337
XIV|
CONTENTS
10.4
EH
AND
MEH
VALIDATION
THROUGH
SIMULATION
AND
TESTING
IN
REAL
WORLD
339
10.4.1
ITALIAN
CITY
SCALE
MULTI-ENERGY
MICROGRID
(OSIMO)
339
10.4.1.1
EH
ARCHITECTURE
340
10.4.1.2
MEH:
LARGE
USER
(CHP)
340
10.4.1.3
MEH:
BATTERY
IN
THE
MV/LV
NETWORK
340
10.4.1.4
MEH:
SMART
BUILDING
341
10.4.1.5
MEH:
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
342
10.4.1.6
FLEXIBILITY RESULTS
342
10.5
EH
AND
MEH:
AN
ARCHITECTURE
FOR
RENEWABLE
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
343
10.5.1
AN
OVERVIEW
OF
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
ROLLOUT
IN
EUROPE
344
10.6
CONCLUSIONS
AND
LESSONS
LEARNED
347
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
347
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
348
REFERENCES
348
11
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
AS
AN
ALTERNATIVE
WAY
OF
ORGANIZING
THE
ENERGY
SYSTEM
IN
EUROPE:
KEY
SOCIETAL
ASPECTS
353
ANNA
J.
WIECZOREK,
NATASCHA
VAN
BOMMEL,
AMIRA
EL-FEIAZ,
NIKKI
KLUSKENS,
IRENE
NIET,
LUC
VAN
SUMMEREN,
JOHANNA
HOFFKEN,
FLOOR
ALKEMADE,
LAURA
VAN
DEN
BERGHE,
CLAUDIA
MELONI,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
AND
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA
11.1
INTRODUCTION
353
11.2
A
SOCIOTECHNICAL
APPROACH
354
11.3
CHANGING
ENERGY
SYSTEM
356
11.4
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
AS
NEW
ACTORS
358
11.4.1
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
'
CHARACTERISTICS,
ACTIVITIES,
AND
SCALE
OF
DEPLOYMENT
359
11.4.2
OTHER
EMERGING
ACTORS
360
11.4.3
COMMUNITY
ACCEPTANCE
361
11.5
TECHNOLOGY
FACILITATING
OR
HINDERING
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES?
363
11.5.1
THREE
TYPES
OF
RELEVANT
TECHNOLOGIES
364
11.5.2
OPPORTUNITIES,
BARRIERS,
AND
IMPACTS
OF
DIGITALIZATION
365
11.6
REGULATIONS
AND
MARKETS
AS
KEY
INSTITUTIONAL
STRUCTURES
367
11.6.1
MARKETS
REPRODUCING
PATH
DEPENDENCIES
367
11.6.2
CLEAN
ENERGY
PACKAGE
-
NEW
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
EUROPEAN
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES?
368
11.7
HOW
IT
LOOKS
IN
PRACTICE
370
11.7.1
ENERGETICA
COOPERATIVA
IN
SPAIN
-
HOW
TO
FOSTER
SOCIAL
ACCEPTANCE
370
11.7.2
CVPP
IN
LOENEN
GENT
-
HOW
TO
HARNESS
THE
POWER
OF
ICT
372
11.7.3
SERVICE
LOCAL
TOKEN
ECONOMY
IN
ITALY
-
HOW
TO
DEAL
WITH
MARKET
BARRIERS
373
11.8
CONCLUSIONS
374
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
376
REFERENCES
376
CONTENTS
|
XV
12
GUIDELINES
AND
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
OPTIMAL
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
389
LEONARD
E.R.
PEREZ,
BERNADETTE
FINA,
BRANISLAV
IGLAR,
CAROLIN
MONSBERGER,
KLARA
MOGGAUER,
NATALIA
DE
A.B.
WEBER,
GEORGIOS
YIASOUMAS,
GEORGE
GEORGHIOU,
JOSE
VILLAR,
JOAO
MELLO,
AND
RAD
STANEV
12.1
INTRODUCTION
389
12.2
MAIN
CHALLENGES
OF
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
IMPLEMENTATION
AT
THE
EUROPEAN
LEVEL
390
12.3
GUIDELINES
AND
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
OPTIMAL
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
ILECS
391
12.3.1
TECHNICAL
DIMENSION
392
12.3.1.1
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
STRATEGIES
TO
REDUCE
GRID
REINFORCEMENT
NEEDS
DUE
TO
THE
INSTALLATION
OF
NEW
ASSETS
392
12.3.1.2
ALTERNATIVES
TO
DEAL
WITH
GENERATION
SOURCE
FLUCTUATIONS
393
12.3.1.3
COORDINATION
AND
CONTROL
BETWEEN
SYSTEM
OPERATORS
AND
ILECS
394
12.3.1.4
DETERMINATION OF
SUITABLE
LOCATION FOR
ILEC
PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATION
THROUGH
NOVEL
ASSESSMENT
TOOLS
AND
TECHNICAL
STUDIES
394
12.3.1.5
ACCELERATION
OF
SMART
METERS
INSTALLATION
394
12.3.1.6
NEW
RESEARCH
LINES
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
395
12.3.2
REGULATORY
DIMENSION
395
12.3.2.1
STANDARDIZATION,
TRANSPOSITION,
AND
HARMONIZATION
OF
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
EU
DIRECTIVES
396
12.3.2.2
SIMPLIFICATION
OF
LICENSE
PROCEDURES
AND
PAPERWORK
396
12.3.2.3
TAXING
AND
INCENTIVE
SCHEMES
REFORMULATION
WITHIN
REGULATORY
FRAMEWORKS
397
12.3.2.4
REGULATIONS
FOR
THE
DATA
EXCHANGE
AND
PRIVACY
397
12.3.2.5
NEW
REGULATIONS
FOR
THE
PEER-TO-PEER
TRADING
397
12.3.2.6
CREATION
OF
POLICIES
IN
FAVOR
OF
VULNERABLE
SOCIAL
COMMUNITIES
398
12.3.3
ENVIRONMENTAL
DIMENSION
398
12.3.3.1
INCLUDING
LANDSCAPE
IMPACT
COST
ANALYSIS
AND
LIFE
CYCLE
ASSESSMENT
(LCA)
399
12.3.3.2
RECYCLABILITY
OF
RAW
MATERIALS
AND
WASTE
MANAGEMENT
400
12.3.3.3
RISING
THE
ENVIRONMENTAL
VALUE
OF
ILECS
BY
IMPROVING
GHG
EMISSIONS
TAXING
EXEMPTION
SCHEMES
400
12.3.4
ECONOMIC
DIMENSION
401
12.3.4.1
NEED
OF
COST-EFFECTIVE
TOOLS
FOR
PLANNING
AND
MANAGING
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES,
INCLUDING
NEW
ENERGY
CARRIERS
402
12.3.4.2
SUITABLE
ECONOMIC
INCENTIVES
402
12.3.4.3
FLEXIBILITY
MARKET
REGULATION
AND
NEW
BUSINESS
MODELS
402
12.3.4.4
PROVIDING
FINANCIAL
TOOLS
TO
THE
SERVICE
OF
THE
ILECS
403
12.3.4.5
ENHANCING
THE
COMPETITIVENESS
IN
THE
ENERGY
MARKET
AND
SUPPORTING
FINANCIAL
VIABILITY
OF
EMERGING
ILEC
PROJECTS
403
12.3.4.6
DEVELOPMENT
OF
BLOCKCHAIN
TECHNOLOGIES
FOR
P2P
ENERGY
TRADING
403
12.3.5
SOCIAL
DIMENSION
404
12.3.5.1
CHALLENGES
OF
INTRODUCING
ILEC-RELATED
PROJECTS
INTO
COMMUNITIES
405
XVI
I
CONTENTS
12.3.5.2
ENGAGEMENT
OF
CITIZENS
THROUGH
ENERGY
COMMUNITIES
406
12.3.5.3
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
STRATEGIES
TO
INCREASE
THE
SOCIAL
ACCEPTANCE
OF
THE
COMMUNITIES
WITH
RESPECT
TO
THE
ILEC
PARADIGM
407
12.3.5.4
ENGAGEMENT
AND
COOPERATION
BETWEEN
ILECS,
MUNICIPALITIES,
STAKEHOLDERS
AND
OTHER
ACTORS
408
12.4
CONCLUSION
409
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
410
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
410
REFERENCES
411
13
CONCLUSIONS
AND
KEY
FINDINGS
ON
THE
INTEGRATED
LOCAL
ENERGY
COMMUNITY
CONCEPTS
AND
RELATED
APPLICATIONS
415
MARIALAURA
DI
SOMMA,
CHRISTINA
PAPADIMITRIOU,
GIORGIO
GRADITI,
AND
KOEN
KOK
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
423
INDEX
425 |
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2025-01-28T09:04:53Z |
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| isbn | 9783527352357 |
| language | English |
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| physical | xviii, 437 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 24.4 cm x 17 cm |
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| spelling | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation edited by Marialaura Di Somma, Christina Papadimitriou, Giorgio Graditi, and Koen Kok Weinheim Wiley-VCH [2025] xviii, 437 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 24.4 cm x 17 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Energieversorgung (DE-588)4014736-8 gnd rswk-swf Energiewende (DE-588)1210494086 gnd rswk-swf Sektorkopplung (DE-588)1215284845 gnd rswk-swf Bauingenieur- u. Bauwesen CE43: Umweltbelastung Civil Engineering & Construction EG42: Leistungselektronik EN40: Umweltmanagement, Politik u. -Planung Electric Power Electronics Energie Energy Environmental Impact Environmental Management, Policy & Planning Environmental Studies Leistungselektronik Umweltbelastung Umweltforschung Umweltmanagement, Politik u. -Planung (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Energiewende (DE-588)1210494086 s Energieversorgung (DE-588)4014736-8 s Sektorkopplung (DE-588)1215284845 s DE-604 Di Somma, Marialaura (DE-588)1311265074 edt Papadimitriou, Christina (DE-588)1345696957 edt Graditi, Giorgio (DE-588)1258814684 edt Kok, Koen (DE-588)1345696434 edt Wiley-VCH (DE-588)16179388-5 pbl Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-3-527-84330-5 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-3-527-84329-9 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, oBook 978-3-527-84328-2 X:MVB http://www.wiley-vch.de/publish/dt/books/ISBN978-3-527-35235-7/ DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=035201923&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p vlb 20240216 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#vlb |
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| title | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation |
| title_auth | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation |
| title_exact_search | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation |
| title_full | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation edited by Marialaura Di Somma, Christina Papadimitriou, Giorgio Graditi, and Koen Kok |
| title_fullStr | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation edited by Marialaura Di Somma, Christina Papadimitriou, Giorgio Graditi, and Koen Kok |
| title_full_unstemmed | Integrated local energy communities from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation edited by Marialaura Di Somma, Christina Papadimitriou, Giorgio Graditi, and Koen Kok |
| title_short | Integrated local energy communities |
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| title_sub | from concepts and enabling conditions to optimal planning and operation |
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