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Where do Germany's electricity imports come from?
Mirko Schäfer, Tiernan Buckley, Frank Boerman +1
In 2023, Germany's electricity trade balance shifted from net exports to net imports for the first time since 2002, resulting in an increasing discussion of these imports in the pu…
Load and generation time series for German federal states: Static vs. dynamic regionalization factors
Madeleine Sundblad, Tim Fürmann, Anke Weidlich +1
Electricity generation and demand time series often are only available on a national scale. In this contribution, we derive regionalization factors to allocate publicly available n…
Getting more with less? Why repowering onshore wind farms does not always lead to more wind power generation -- a German case study
Jan Frederick Unnewehr, Eddy Jalbout, Christopher Jung +2
The best wind locations are nowadays often occupied by old, less efficient and relatively small wind turbines. Many of them will soon reach the end of their operating lifetime, or…
Open-data based carbon emission intensity signals for electricity generation in European countries -- top down vs. bottom up approach
Jan Frederick Unnewehr, Anke Weidlich, Leonhard Gfüllner +1
Dynamic grid emission factors provide a temporally resolved signal about the carbon intensity of electricity generation in the power system. Since actual carbon dioxide emission me…
Tracing carbon dioxide emissions in the European electricity markets
Mirko Schäfer, Bo Tranberg, Dave Jones +1
Consumption-based carbon emission measures aim to account for emissions associated with power transmission from distant regions, as opposed to measures which only consider local po…
Profitability of Photovoltaic and Battery Systems on Municipal Buildings
Rafael Hirschburger, Anke Weidlich
The increasing gap between electricity prices and feed-in tariffs for photovoltaic (PV) electricity in many countries, along with the recent strong cost degression of batteries, le…