Integration of Distributed Renewable Generators in the Luxembourgish Power System

The amount of renewable generators increases worldwide. With the higher share of renewable resources in a system, simultaneously the alternating power generation increases. To understand the intermittent influence of the three main renewable technologies, namely windpower, solarpower and hydropower, energy balances of larger regions and the corresponding renewable, distributed generation has to be estimated to understand their generators’ influence on a system. In the following Luxembourg is considered. ; Integration of distributed controllable renewable generators in the Luxembourgish electri... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Norta, David Peter Benjamin
Sachau, Jürgen
Allelein, Hans-Josef
Dokumenttyp: conference poster not in proceedings
Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
Schlagwörter: Renewable Energy / Power System / Hydrokinetic Generation / Engineering / computing & technology / Energy / Ingénierie / informatique & technologie / Energie
Sprache: Englisch
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Link(s) : https://orbilu.uni.lu/handle/10993/18512

The amount of renewable generators increases worldwide. With the higher share of renewable resources in a system, simultaneously the alternating power generation increases. To understand the intermittent influence of the three main renewable technologies, namely windpower, solarpower and hydropower, energy balances of larger regions and the corresponding renewable, distributed generation has to be estimated to understand their generators’ influence on a system. In the following Luxembourg is considered. ; Integration of distributed controllable renewable generators in the Luxembourgish electricity system including innovative micro-hydrokinetic turbines