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Impacts of Distributed Generation from Virtual Power Plants
Impacts of Distributed Generation from Virtual Power Plants
Published: 2005
Juni
Buchtitel: Proceedings of the Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference
Ausgabe: 11
Seiten: 1-12
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Kurzfassung
As CO2 emissions and sustainable energy
production have entered the focus of attention in politics
and industry, ecologically advantageous alternatives are strongly
promoted. We address
virtual power plants from an information technological, economic
and legal perspective in order to enable decentralized
sustainable generation.
For the realization of virtual power plants we draw on a peer-to-peer
infrastructure with market coordination and legal coverage to manage the distributed
generation units and we focus on the combination of power and heat.
Based on our prototype for a decentralized market platform, we
examine the economic and ecological impacts of an increasing
pervasiveness of distributed generation and virtual power plants
as well as their potential influence on society.
At the social level, we consider questions of local immission, but
also of growing awareness for power issues. With regard to the
ecology, we expect a reduction of overall primary energy demand
resulting from reduced transmission and transformation losses and
increased use of combined heat and power plants at a local level
leading to a reduction of emissions. Finally, since local
distributed generation makes more efficient use of primary energy
and long-distance transport lines can be reduced, we expect lower
costs for the complete system as well as reduced uncertainty with
regard to amortization of investments.
Besides a description of the methodology our
presentation will include selected results.
VG Wort-Seiten: 22
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