Analysis of Energy Transition Pertaining to the Future Energy Systems

Engin Deniz and Melih Soner Çeliktaş ()
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Engin Deniz: Hanwha Q CELLS GmbH
Melih Soner Çeliktaş: Ege University Bornova

A chapter in Handbook of Smart Energy Systems, 2023, pp 1535-1555 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The increase in electricity demand and how it can be supplied are one of the world’s most serious challenges and risks. As the energy transition continues, the array of alternatives and paradigm changes in the energy system’s non-fuel sources become more prominent. The electric power grid is being modernized to make it easy to use modern, uninterrupted electricity while the ongoing global transition of the energy system is taking on new facets, especially as the amount of electricity produced from intermittent sources such as renewable energy increases. Increased integration of intermittent renewable energy sources necessitates the construction of energy storage to store surplus electricity and improve system reliability, all while contributing greatly to the advancement of emerging technology. It is becoming an important tool in the design of energy systems that are applicable to the advancement of existing energy technologies. This section analyzes numerous emerging developments and applications for modernized power systems while illustrating emerging technical innovations that are useful for resource effective power grids by undertaking a literature review with a focus on various advanced energy system technologies.

Keywords: Future energy systems; Integration of renewable energies; Energy storage systems; Energy system analysis; Solar energy; Energy transition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-97940-9_92

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