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Revision as of 21:31, 29 September 2020
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Energy Optimization for Low Emission Systems - electricity
by CIRED
Authors:
Behrang Shirizadeh, Philippe Quirion
Contact:
Behrang Shirizadeh
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The EOLES family of models optimizes the investment and operation of an energy system
in order to minimize the total cost while satisfying energy demand. EOLES_elec is the
electricity version of this family of models. It minimizes the annualized power generation
and storage costs, including the cost of connection to the grid. It includes eight power
generation technologies: offshore and onshore wind power, solar photovoltaics (PV), runof-river and lake-generated hydro-electricity, nuclear power (EPR, i.e. third generation
European pressurized water reactors), open-cycle gas turbines and combined-cycle gas
turbines equipped with post-combustion carbon capture and storage. The latter two
generation technologies burn methane which can come from three sources: fossil natural
gas, biogas from anaerobic digestion and renewable gas from power-to-gas technology
(methanation). EOLES_elec also includes four energy storage technologies: pumpedhydro storage (PHS), Li-Ion batteries and two types of methanation.
Based on GAMS. Using for data processing.
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 Not Open Source
 Directly downloadable
Input data shipped
Planned to open up further in the future
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| Model Scope |
Model type and solution approach |
| Model class
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Electricity System Model
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| Sectors
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Electricity Sector, Carbon Market
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| Technologies
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Renewables, Conventional Generation
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| Decisions
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dispatch, investment
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| Regions
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| Geographic Resolution
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| Time resolution
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Hour
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| Network coverage
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transmission
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| Model type
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Optimization, Simulation
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linear optimization of dispatch and investment, solved in CPLEX solver of GAMS
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| Variables
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| Computation time
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minutes
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| Objective
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investment cost and operational costs (fixed and variable) minimization
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| Uncertainty modeling
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Deterministic; Perfect foresight; Sensitivity analysis ;
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| Suited for many scenarios / monte-carlo
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No
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References
Scientific references
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| Author institution | CIRED + |
| Authors | Behrang Shirizadeh, Philippe Quirion + |
| Contact email | shirizadeh@centre-cired.fr + |
| Contact persons | Behrang Shirizadeh + |
| Data availability | all + |
| Decisions | dispatch + and investment + |
| Deterministic | Deterministic; Perfect foresight; Sensitivity analysis ; + |
| Full Model Name | Energy Optimization for Low Emission Systems - electricity + |
| Is suited for many scenarios | false + |
| Math modeltype | Optimization + and Simulation + |
| Math modeltype shortdesc | linear optimization of dispatch and investment, solved in CPLEX solver of GAMS + |
| Math objective | investment cost and operational costs (fixed and variable) minimization + |
| Model class | Electricity System Model + |
| Model source public | true + |
| Modelling software | GAMS + |
| Network coverage | transmission + |
| Open future | true + |
| Open source licensed | false + |
| Sectors | Electricity Sector + and Carbon Market + |
| Source download | |
| Technologies | Renewables + and Conventional Generation + |
| Text description | The EOLES family of models optimizes the i … The EOLES family of models optimizes the investment and operation of an energy system
in order to minimize the total cost while satisfying energy demand. EOLES_elec is the
electricity version of this family of models. It minimizes the annualized power generation
and storage costs, including the cost of connection to the grid. It includes eight power
generation technologies: offshore and onshore wind power, solar photovoltaics (PV), runof-river and lake-generated hydro-electricity, nuclear power (EPR, i.e. third generation
European pressurized water reactors), open-cycle gas turbines and combined-cycle gas
turbines equipped with post-combustion carbon capture and storage. The latter two
generation technologies burn methane which can come from three sources: fossil natural
gas, biogas from anaerobic digestion and renewable gas from power-to-gas technology
(methanation). EOLES_elec also includes four energy storage technologies: pumpedhydro storage (PHS), Li-Ion batteries and two types of methanation.on batteries and two types of methanation. |
| Timeresolution | Hour + |
| Website | |
