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Introducing BECCS through HPC to the research agenda: The case of combined heat and power in Stockholm

Levihn, Fabian; Linde, Linus; Gustafsson, Kåre; … - In: Energy Reports 5 (2019), pp. 1381-1389

In the years since COP21 in Paris, awareness of the need for carbon sinks has grown rapidly. However, policy instruments supporting a path to this target are still lacking. Bioenergy carbon capture and storage (BECCS) may provide a way to rapidly reduce global warming. In the Nordics, much of...

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Kommunalwahlen in der Türkei: Neue Freiräume und deutsch-türkische Kooperationsfelder

Aksoy, Hürcan Aslı; Aydın, Yaşar - 2024

Bei den Kommunalwahlen in der Türkei hat die oppositionelle Republikanische Volkspartei (CHP) einen historischen Sieg …

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Spatial energy model for the reduction in CO2 by district heating systems within the built environment in the Netherlands

van Bemmel, Sebastiaan; Folkert, Rob; van den … - 2013

A more sustainable heat supply of the built environment is needed to reach the policy-goal of a climate neutral economy in The Netherlands in 2050. This paper presents a method of a spatial energy-model to calculate the economic profitable CO2-reduction potential of a sustainable heat supply in...

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Informal benchmarks as a source of regulatory threat in unregulated utility sectors

Söderberg, Magnus - 2010

This paper investigates to what extent unregulated local monopolies attempt not to evoke the introduction of a formal price regulation by conforming to customers' and authorities' expectations. It is argued that utilities can meet expectations by setting prices that imitate neighbours' prices....

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KWK-Mindest- und Maximaleinspeisung - die Erzeugung von Zeitreihen für die Energiesystemmodellierung

Felten, Björn; Baginski, Jan Paul; Weber, Christoph - 2017

electricity and heat in CHP plants is one of the most resource-efficient types of power generation in the electricity market …Through the combined generation of electricity and heat, the operation of CHP plants is not only governed by … heating grid. For CHP plant operators, this fact entails restrictions for trading the electricity on the electricity market …

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Using Monte Carlo Simulation to Account for Uncertainties in the Spatial Explicit Modeling of Biomass Fired Combined Heat and Power Potentials in Austria

Schmidt, Johannes; Leduc, Sylvain; Dotzauer, Erik; … - 2009

Austria aims at increasing its share of renewable energy production by 11% until 2020. Combined Heat and Power (CHP … biomass supply and of heat demand limits the potentials of CHP production. This paper assesses CHP potentials using a mixed … locations of plants are clustered around big cities in the East of Austria. At current power prices, biomass based CHP …

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Optimal emission prices for a district heating system owner

Wehrle, Sebastian; Schmidt, Johannes - 2016

Low emission prices have stirred up discussion about political measures that aim to increase emission prices. District heating system operators, often municipal utilities, use a variety of heat generation technologies that are affected by the emission trading system. We examine whether district...

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Household energy consumption behaviors during the Covid-19 pandemic in Mongolia

Azhgaliyeva, Dina; Mishra, Ranjeeta; Karymshakov, Kamalbek - 2021

This investigation examines the impact of COVID-19 on households in Mongolia, particularly the choice of fuel for heating and cooking and awareness about harmful effects of indoor pollution due to the combustion of solid fuels for heating and cooking. This study uses publicly available MICS Plus...

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District heating business models and policy solutions: Financing utilization of low-grade industrial excess heat in the People's Republic of China

Liu, Yang; Hu, Shan; Dean, Brian; Yao, Xilong - 2020

The People's Republic of China (PRC) has taken bold actions since 2016 to utilize low-grade industrial excess heat to improve the energy efficiency of district heating systems. This study aims to draw policy insights into the PRC's field experience of overcoming barriers to energy efficiency...

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Ground-source energy systems for building heating and cooling - a case study

Sanmamed, Victor P.; Caetano, Nídia S.; Felgueiras, Carlos - In: Energy Reports 6 (2020) 1, pp. 353-357

The growing concern about decarbonization of the energy production system led to the use of Renewable Energy Sources (RES). However, RES has the drawback of being inherently intermittent and lack controllability, placing limitations on their use. To avoid such limitations, the exploitation of a...

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