Brandstätt, Christine

Fette, Max

Gardian, Hedda

Gils, Hans Christian

Schaffert, Johannes

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Model results Project focus• Evaluation of flexibility in future energy systems • Integrated modelling of power, gas, heat & transport• Interaction between sector coupling technologies• Power demand flexibility in the gas systemConsideration of today‘s gas infrastructure • Integration of today's storage, compression and transport pipeline capacities• Endogenous expansion of:– Transport pipelines– Storage (H2, CH4)– Electrolysers – Methanation– Gas pre-heatingConsidered scenarios• Myopic model application 2020, 2030, 2040, 2050• Geographical scope: DE + neighbouring countriesFlexible sector coupling – Integration into the energy system of the future and impact of the regulatory frameworkHans Christian Gils1, Hedda Gardian1, Max Fette2, Christine Brandstätt2, Johannes Schaffert31 Department of Energy Systems Analysis, Institute of Engineering Thermodynamics, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany, Contact: hans-christian.gils@dlr.de2 Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials (IFAM), Germany 3 Gas- und Wärme-Institut Essen e.V. (gwi), Germany • Synergetic interaction of flexible sector coupling technologies• Flexible hydrogen production can contribute to RE balancing• Heat networks to be supplemented with storage and heat pumps• Partial rededication of the natural gas transport infrastructure to hydrogen can reduce system transformation costsMethodology • Coupled application of two energy system models • Comparison of macroeconomic & business perspective• Analysis of the regulatory framework• Framework conditions have decisive influence on achieving targets • Adjustments in framework conditions required to trigger investment and operation towards the economic optimum

Flexible sector coupling - Integration into the energy system of the future and impact of the regulatory framework

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Flexible sector coupling - Integration into the energy system of the future and impact of the regulatory framework

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