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Integrated Planning of Multi-energy Grids: Concepts and Challenges

Publikationstyp
Conference Paper not in Proceedings
Publikationsdatum
2022-09
Sprache
English
Author
Mostafa, Marwan orcid-logo
Vorwerk, Daniela 
Heise, Johannes 
Povel, Alexander 
Sanina, Natalia 
Babazadeh, Davood orcid-logo
Töbermann, Christian 
Speerforck, Arne 
Becker, Christian orcid-logo
Schulz, Detlef 
Other Contributor
Helmut-Schmidt-Universität 
Technische Hochschule Lübeck 
Institut
Elektrische Energietechnik E-6 
Technische Thermodynamik M-21 
TORE-URI
http://hdl.handle.net/11420/13938
Citation
10th Conference on Sustainable Energy Supply and Energy Storage Systems (NEIS 2022): (2022)
Contribution to Conference
10th Conference on Sustainable Energy Supply and Energy Storage Systems, NEIS 2022 
In order to meet ever-stricter climate targets and achieve the eventual decarbonization of the energy supply of German industrial metropolises, the focus is on gradually phasing out nuclear power, then coal and gas combined with the increased use of renewable energy sources and employing hydrogen as a clean energy carrier. While complete electrification of the energy supply of households and the transportation sector may be the ultimate goal, a transitional phase is necessary as such massive as well as rapid expansion of the electrical distribution grid is infeasible. Additionally, German industries have expressed their plans to use hydrogen as their primary strategy in meeting carbon targets. This poses challenges to the existing electrical, gas, and heating distribution grids. It becomes necessary to integrate the planning and developing procedures for these grids to maximize efficiencies and guarantee security of supply during the transition. The aim of this paper is thus to highlight those challenges and present novel concepts for the integrated planning of the three grids as one multi-energy grid.
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