access icon openaccess Interaction between short-term and seasonal storages in a predominantly renewable power system

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Published 01/10/2017
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Inspec keywords: optimisation; battery storage plants; pumped-storage power stations; renewable energy sources

Other keywords: seasonal storages; wind power; battery storages; pumped hydro-storages; operating hours; optimisation system; power-to-gas alternatives; seasonal balancing; pumped storage hydroelectricity; electricity demand; short-term storages; solar power; short-term balancing; volatile sources; renewable generation; seasonal hydrostorage; predominantly-renewable power system; long-term storages

Subjects: Other power stations and plants; Optimisation techniques; Pumped storage stations and plants

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      • 2. Groiß, C.: ‘Maximizing the renewable generation share of the Austrian electrical energy supply’. Dissertation, TU Vienna University, 2013(in German).
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      • 1. Energie-Control Austria (editor): ‘Statistikbroschüre 2016’, Rudolfsplatz 13a, A-1010 Wien, 2016.
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