TY - GEN
T1 - CLIM2POWER-TRANSLATING CLIMATE DATA INTO POWER PLANTS OPERATIONAL GUIDANCE
AU - Simoes, Sofia G.
AU - Amorim, Filipa
AU - Frohlich, Kristina
AU - Ostermoeller, Jennifer
AU - Saint-Drenan, Yves-Marie
AU - Assoumou, Edi
AU - Siggini, Gildas
AU - Sessa, Valentina
AU - Ranchin, Thierry
AU - Gschwind, Benoit
AU - Strosser, Pierre
AU - Parrod, Camille
AU - Schmidt, Johannes
AU - Holzmann, Hubert
AU - Baumgartner, Johann
AU - Martin-Santos, Ignacio
AU - Mikovits, Christian
AU - Herrnegger, Mathew
AU - O'Higgins, Tim
AU - Dozyer, Amy
AU - Kopke, Katherine
AU - Krook-Riekkola, Anna
AU - Lourenço, Tiago Capela
AU - Carvalho, Silvia
AU - Beça, Pedro
AU - Diogo, Paulo
AU - Mujtaba, Babar
AU - Seixas, Julia
AU - Berrada, Tarik
AU - Paes, Pedro
N1 - UID/AMB/04085/2019
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PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - Climate and weather conditions not only strongly influence energy demand but, with the strong development of the renewable energy, also increasingly electricity generation. The changes of the European energy mix, together with ongoing climate change, raises a number of questions on adaptation of the energy supply system. The Clim2Power project aims at translating the latest scientific findings on the medium (seasonal forecast) to long term (climate projections) evolution of the climate into usable information for end-users. The analysis covers thw whole of the European power sector, complemented by four national/regional case studies reflecting various EU contexts regarding climate, hydrology, socio-economic settings, electricity generation portfolios and energy markets in Portugal, Sweden, Germany-Austria and France. For each geographical context, maximum capacity factors for wind, solar and hydro power generation, as well as the electricity demand are estimated from climate data. This data inputs both power system and energy system (TIMES) models to assess the optimal operation of the power system. A project user-board with several stakeholders accompany the project and select indicators relevant to support decision making. Finally, a web climate service is developed allowing a user-friendly and interactive access and visualisation to the information produced.
AB - Climate and weather conditions not only strongly influence energy demand but, with the strong development of the renewable energy, also increasingly electricity generation. The changes of the European energy mix, together with ongoing climate change, raises a number of questions on adaptation of the energy supply system. The Clim2Power project aims at translating the latest scientific findings on the medium (seasonal forecast) to long term (climate projections) evolution of the climate into usable information for end-users. The analysis covers thw whole of the European power sector, complemented by four national/regional case studies reflecting various EU contexts regarding climate, hydrology, socio-economic settings, electricity generation portfolios and energy markets in Portugal, Sweden, Germany-Austria and France. For each geographical context, maximum capacity factors for wind, solar and hydro power generation, as well as the electricity demand are estimated from climate data. This data inputs both power system and energy system (TIMES) models to assess the optimal operation of the power system. A project user-board with several stakeholders accompany the project and select indicators relevant to support decision making. Finally, a web climate service is developed allowing a user-friendly and interactive access and visualisation to the information produced.
KW - Climate/Energy Modelling
KW - Climate Change and Adaptation
KW - Climate Services
M3 - Conference contribution
SN - 978-989-97050-9-8
T3 - ICEE International Conference on Energy & Environment
SP - 629
EP - 634
BT - PROCEEDINGS OF THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT (ICEE 2019): BRINGING TOGETHER ENGINEERING AND ECONOMICS
A2 - Ferreira, P.
A2 - Soares, I.
PB - Universidade do Minho
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