- Marco Baratieri; Jakob Zinck Thellufsen;
Giovanni Pernigotto; Henrik Lund; +5 AuthorsGiovanni Pernigotto
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileGiovanni Pernigotto in OpenAIREMarco Baratieri; Jakob Zinck Thellufsen; Giovanni Pernigotto; Henrik Lund;Giovanni Pernigotto
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileGiovanni Pernigotto in OpenAIRE Maurizio Righetti; Maurizio Righetti
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileMaurizio Righetti in OpenAIRE Andrea Menapace; Andrea Menapace; Francesca Roberti; Andrea Gasparella;Andrea Menapace
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileAndrea Menapace in OpenAIRESustainable urban energy planning depends on how renewable and local sources are integrated, how smart systems are implemented, and how synergies between regional and national policies are maximized. This study presents a methodology for the design of 100% renewable energy systems aiming to optimize the use of biomass and energy exchange with the national system while ensuring electricity import and export balance. The proposed procedure combines the robustness of the EnergyPLAN hourly energy system simulation model with the flexibility of multiple-criteria decision analysis. The result is a suitable methodology able to identify the best energy scenario based on a deep multi-parameter analysis from a technical point of view. A test case is proposed aiming at achieving 100% renewable energy for the Alpine city of Bozen-Bolzano in 2050.
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Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileGiovanni Pernigotto in OpenAIREMarco Baratieri; Jakob Zinck Thellufsen; Giovanni Pernigotto; Henrik Lund;Giovanni Pernigotto
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileGiovanni Pernigotto in OpenAIRE Maurizio Righetti; Maurizio Righetti
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileMaurizio Righetti in OpenAIRE Andrea Menapace; Andrea Menapace; Francesca Roberti; Andrea Gasparella;Andrea Menapace
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileAndrea Menapace in OpenAIRESustainable urban energy planning depends on how renewable and local sources are integrated, how smart systems are implemented, and how synergies between regional and national policies are maximized. This study presents a methodology for the design of 100% renewable energy systems aiming to optimize the use of biomass and energy exchange with the national system while ensuring electricity import and export balance. The proposed procedure combines the robustness of the EnergyPLAN hourly energy system simulation model with the flexibility of multiple-criteria decision analysis. The result is a suitable methodology able to identify the best energy scenario based on a deep multi-parameter analysis from a technical point of view. A test case is proposed aiming at achieving 100% renewable energy for the Alpine city of Bozen-Bolzano in 2050.
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