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Handlungsoptionen zur Gestaltung des regulatorischen und energierechtlichen Rahmens im enera-Projekt

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Handlungsoptionen zur Gestaltung des regulatorischen und energierechtlichen Rahmens im enera-Projekt (Volume 71) (English shop)

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Thore Iversen (Author)
Hartmut Weyer (Author)

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As part of the SINTEG project “enera”, the Institute of German and International Mining and Energy Law at TU Clausthal examined legal issues relating to congestion management in electricity grids. One focus was the introduction of a regional flexibility market for market-based congestion management. Within the framework of cost-based congestion management, feed-in management was examined with regard to financial compensation, the selection of the installations to be curtailed, and documentation obligations in the course of the ongoing digitalisation of grid operation. A further focus was on questions concerning Redispatch 2.0 and the combination of market-based and cost-based flexibility procurement in a hybrid model. Finally, the interaction of peak shaving as a grid planning instrument with feed-in management was analysed.

ISBN-13 (Hard Copy) 9783736974869
ISBN-13 (eBook) 9783736964860
Final Book Format A5
Language German
Page Number 190
Lamination of Cover matt
Edition 1.
Book Series Schriftenreihe des Energie-Forschungszentrums Niedersachsen (EFZN)
Volume 71
Publication Place Göttingen
Publication Date 2021-09-10
General Categorization Thesis
Departments Law
Keywords Project enera, SINTEG Programme, SINTEG Ordinance, SINTEG-Ordinance, Clean Energy Package, Renewable Energies, Renewable Energy, Energy Industry Act (EnWG), Energy Industry Act, Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), Renewable Energy Act, Combined Heat and Power Act (KWKG), Combined Heat and Power Act, Internal electricity market, Internal electricity market, Internal Electricity Market Regulation, Internal Electricity Market Regulation, Internal Electricity Market Directive, Internal Electricity Market Regulation, Energy Law, Energy Law, European Law, European Law, Grid Expansion Acceleration Act 2.0 (NABEG 2.0), Grid Expansion Acceleration Act 2.0 (NABEG 2.0), Redispatch, Redispatch 2.0, Market Based Redispatch, Market Based Redispatch, Cost Based Redispatch, Cost Based Redispatch, Hybrid Model, Hybrid Model, Grid Congestion, Grid Congestion, Network Congestion, Congestion Management, Congestion Management, Curtailment Order, Flexibility, Flexibility, Flexibility Market, Flexibility Market, Regional Flexibility Market, Regional Flexibility Market, Feed-In Management, Feed-In Management, Energy Transition, Energy Transition, Electricity Network, Electricity Network, Distribution Network, Distribution Network, Transmission Network, Transmission Network, Peak Shaving, Electricity Network Planning, Electricity Network Planning, Unbundling, Unbundling, Switchable Loads, Switchable Loads, Disconnectable Loads, Disconnectable Loads, Load Management, Load Management, Generation Management, Generation Management, Compensation, Compensation, Electricity Bidding Zone, Electricity Bidding Zone, Action Plan Bidding Zone, Action Plan Bidding Zone, Strategic Bidding Behavior, Strategic Bidding Behavior
URL to External Homepage https://www.iber.tu-clausthal.de/aktuelles/