The energy transition is one of the main challenges in mitigating the CO 2 emissions from
the power sector. Solar and wind resources are presented as the two most promising …

The intermittent nature of the renewable energy sources with the greater potential, wind and
solar, requires dealing with temporary mismatches between demand and supply. The object …

The extensive use of carbon-free energy sources is essential to achieving zero CO 2
emission goals in electricity generation. But these systems are not yet used to cover 100% of …

Abstract Non-dispatchable Renewable Energy Sources (RES) changed energy production
from being centralised and fully dispatchable, to be more decentralised and less predictable …

Abstract The Clean Energy for all Europeans Package introduced the now well-known
Renewable Energy Community (REC), decentralized and democratic energy production and …

Alternatives to cope with the challenges of high shares of renewable electricity in power
systems have been addressed from different approaches, such as energy storage and low …

The decarbonization of the energy industry is essential to achieve a future net-zero energy
system. To maximize the capacity of citizens to contribute to the clean energy transition …

The use of fossil fuels has contributed to climate change and global warming, which has led
to a growing need for renewable and ecologically friendly alternatives to these. It is accepted …

In this study, a detailed economic analysis is combined with an ecological analysis of
electricity storage systems. On the economic side, a “Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS)” …

The decarbonization of the electric generation system is fundamental to reaching the
desired scenario of zero greenhouse gas emissions. For this purpose, this study describes …