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Automated Extraction of Techno-Economic Data from 76,000 Energy System Studies
Maxime Gorres, Jan Göpfert, Patrick Kuckertz +5
Energy system models guide societally important decisions, but their credibility rests on quantitative assumptions that are difficult to source and audit. Meta-analyses can improve…
Materealistic? How European energy system models exceed raw material reserves
Jan Mutke, Jonas Finke, Katharina Esser +1
Decarbonising energy systems reduces emissions and fossil fuel dependency, but expanding renewables increases demands for critical raw materials. Most energy system models, however…
Stable and Renewable: Assessing the Reliability of a Fully Renewable European Energy System
David Franzmann, Nils Ludwig, Jochen Linßen +2
The transformation of the energy system has raised concerns about the reliability of fully renewable energy systems. We address this question for a 2050 European energy system usin…
Impacts of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection on Renewable Energy Systems
Sebastian Kebrich, Luisa Kamp, Jochen Linßen +1
Climate change is one of the 21st centurys major challenges. However, the progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is perceived as being too slow. Hence, more radical technolo…
Which Top Energy-Intensive Manufacturing Countries Can Compete in a Renewable Energy Future?
Arne Burdack, Maximilian Stargardt, Christoph Winkler +4
In a world increasingly powered by renewables and aiming for greenhouse gas-neutral industrial production, the future competitiveness of todays top manufacturing countries is quest…
Critical Iridium Demands arising from future Expansion of Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysis
Bernhard Wortmann, Detlef Stolten, Heidi Heinrichs
Proton exchange membrane electrolysis (PEMEL) is a key technology for producing green hydrogen, but its scalability is limited by the use of scarce materials, particularly iridium.…
Energy Storage Autonomy in Renewable Energy Systems Through Hydrogen Salt Caverns
David Franzmann, Thora Schubert, Heidi Heinrichs +2
The expansion of renewable energy sources leads to volatility in electricity generation within energy systems. Subsurface storage of hydrogen in salt caverns can play an important…
Robust Capacity Expansion Modelling for Renewable Energy Systems
Sebastian Kebrich, Felix Engelhardt, David Franzmann +3
Future greenhouse gas neutral energy systems will be dominated by renewable energy technologies providing variable supply subject to uncertain weather conditions. For this setting,…
The Striking Impact of Natural Hazard Risk on Global Green Hydrogen Cost
Maximilian Stargardt, Justus Hugenberg, Christoph Winkler +3
Due to climate change, natural hazards that affect energy infrastructure will become more frequent in the future. However, to incorporate natural hazard risk into infrastructure in…
Towards high resolution, validated and open global wind power assessments
Edgar Ubaldo Peña-Sánchez, Philipp Dunkel, Christoph Winkler +10
Wind power is expected to play a crucial role in future net-zero energy systems, but wind power simulations to support deployment strategies vary drastically in their results, hind…
High-Resolution Rooftop-PV Potential Assessment for a Resilient Energy System in Ukraine
Christoph Winkler, Kristina Dabrock, Serhiy Kapustyan +5
Rooftop photovoltaic (RTPV) systems are essential for building a decarbonized and, due to its decentralized structure, more resilient energy system, and are particularly important…
Global Shipyard Capacities Limiting the Ramp-Up of Global Hydrogen Transport
Maximilian Stargardt, David Kress, Heidi Heinrichs +4
Decarbonizing the global energy system requires significant expansions of renewable energy technologies. Given that cost-effective renewable sources are not necessarily situated in…