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Reviewing local and integrated energy system models: insights into flexibility and robustness challenges
Febin Kachirayil, Jann Michael Weinand, Fabian Scheller +1
The electrification of heating, cooling, and transportation to reach decarbonization targets calls for a rapid expansion of renewable technologies. Due to their decentral and inter…
Exploring the trilemma of cost-efficient, equitable and publicly acceptable onshore wind expansion planning
Jann Michael Weinand, Russell McKenna, Heidi Heinrichs +3
Onshore wind development has historically focused on cost-efficiency, which may lead to inequitable turbine distributions and public resistance due to landscape impacts. Using a mu…
Optimal system design for energy communities in multi-family buildings: the case of the German Tenant Electricity Law
Fritz Braeuer, Max Kleinebrahm, Elias Naber +2
Involving residential actors in the energy transition is crucial for its success. Local energy generation, consumption and trading are identified as desirable forms of involvement,…
Exploring trade-offs between landscape impact, land use and resource quality for onshore variable renewable energy: an application to Great Britain
R. McKenna, I. Mulalic, I. Soutar +4
The ambitious Net Zero aspirations of Great Britain (GB) require massive and rapid developments of Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) technologies. GB possesses substantial resources…
Stakeholder dynamics in residential solar energy adoption: findings from focus group discussions in Germany
Fabian Scheller, Isabel Doser, Emily Schulte +3
Although there is a clear indication that stages of residential decision making are characterized by their own stakeholders, activities, and outcomes, many studies on residential l…
Synergies in offshore energy: a roadmap for the Danish sector
Matteo DAndrea, Mario Garzon Gonzalez, Russell McKenna
This study sets out to analyze future synergies between the O&G and renewables sectors and explore how exploiting these synergies could lead to economic and environmental benefits.…