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In 2011, the Swiss Federal council and Parliament decided on the phase out of Switzerland’s five nuclear energy plants (BFE n.d.) and launched the “Energy Strategy 2050” which envisages a significant expansion of electricity production from renewable sourc ...

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A majority of remote power systems are going to be supplied by diesel-renewable resources such as wind and photovoltaic energy in the future. However, the unpredictable nature of wind generation increases the concern about the reliable operation of these i ...

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There has been an evolving electricity market structure starting from the spot market and its derivatives, to several other markets such as the Intraday Market, the Balancing Market and the Reserve Capacity Market. The participation in these markets has ch ...

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Impact of Demand-Response on the Efficiency and Prices in Real-Time Electricity Markets

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Dan-Cristian Tomozei, Nicolas Gabriel Gast

We study the effect of Demand-Response (DR) in dynamic real-time electricity markets. We use a two-stage market model that takes into account the dynamical aspects of generation, demand, and DR. We study the real-time market prices in two scenarios: in the ...

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Impact of demand-response on the efficiency and prices in real-time electricity markets

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Design of Large Size, Force Flow Superconductors for DEMO TF Coils

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The DEMO plant will demonstrate by mid-century the feasibility of electric power generation by nuclear fusion. In the scope of design studies coordinated by the European Commission, CRPP and ENEA are developing two force flow conductor layouts as candidate ...

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The Swiss Energy Strategy 2050 pursues an ambitious transition to a more renew- able and efficient energy future, combining CO2 and energy saving targets with a phase-out of nuclear electricity generation. This transition poses challenges not only for the ...

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Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2013

Multi-Area Energy and Reserve Dispatch Under Wind Uncertainty and Equipment Failures

Ali Ahmadi Khatir, Antonio J. Conejo

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