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The impact of electricity tariffs on residential demand side flexibility
Hayn, Marian; Bertsch, Valentin; Zander, Anne; Nickel, … - 2016
Energy systems based on renewable energy sources require increasing demand side flexibility. Also, changes in the underlying cost structure, i. e., decreasing variable costs and increasing infrastructure investments, and varying customer needs should be reflected in the setup of future markets,...
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The merge of two worlds : integrating artificial neural networks into agent-based electricity market simulation
Fraunholz, Christoph; Kraft, Emil; Keles, Dogan; … - 2020
Machine learning and agent-based modeling are two popular tools in energy research. In this article, we propose an innovative methodology that combines these methods. For this purpose, we develop an electricity price forecasting technique using artificial neural networks and integrate the novel...
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Market premia for renewables in Germany: the effect on electricity prices
Frondel, Manuel; Kaeding, Matthias; Sommer, Stephan - Sonderforschungsbereich Statistical Modelling of … - 2020
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Can electric vehicle charging be carbon neutral? : uniting smart charging and renewables
Will, Christian; Zimmermann, Florian; Ensslen, Axel; … - 2023
Growing numbers of plug-in electric vehicles in Europe will have an increasing impact on the electricity system. Using the agent-based simulation model PowerACE for ten electricity markets in Central Europe, we analyze how different charging strategies impact price levels and production- as well...
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China's trajectory from production to innovation : insights from the photovoltaics sector
Gandenberger, Carsten - 2018
China's photovoltaics sector provides an interesting case to examine, if and how the country is aiming at innovation … technological innovation system for PV in China conducted in this paper shows, that the government has indeed strengthened … PV technology. A disaggregated analysis of transnational PV patents demonstrates that techno-logical catching-up of China …
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China's pilot emission trading systems and electricity markets (Hubei and Shenzhen) : influence of market structures and market regulations on the carbon market : case study report
Zhang, Hao; Boute, Anatole; Acworth, William - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2021
This report analyses the influence of the design features of China’s pilot emissions trading systems (ETS) in the … government regulation of China’s electricity sector, including the electricity markets in Hubei and Shenzhen, carbon pricing has … China’s ETS in internalizing the carbon cost in the future will depend on the political acceptability of electricity price …
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Photovoltaik auf Gebäuden : eine GIS-gestützte Ermittlung des Potenzials in Baden-Württemberg
Lüth, Juri; Jäger, Tobias; McKenna, Russell; … - 2017
mittels Photovoltaik ermittelt. In Kosten- Potenzial-Kurven werden sie dann mit den entsprechenden Stromgestehungskosten …Potentials for electricity production with photovoltaics on roofs in Baden-Württemberg are determined by using building …
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Forschung für den European Green Deal : Jahrestagung 2020 des ForschungsVerbunds Erneuerbare Energien, 02. bis 04. November 2020, Online-Veranstaltung
Brendel, Rolf (contributor); Huenges, Ernst (contributor);  … - ForschungsVerbund Erneuerbare Energien / Jahrestagung …; … - 2021
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Willingness to pay for residential PV : reconciling gaps between acceptance and adoption
Khuong, Phuong Minh; Scheller, Fabian; McKenna, Russell; … - 2020
Photovoltaic (PV) has recorded an impressive development in the last years. The increasing economic potential and further technological improvement will continue to reduce the cost of PV. However, it is not yet well adopted by household customers. Adversely, there is lacking empirical evidence...
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