Demand Response (DR) is a potential tool to help reduce the network and market stress
with the ever-increasing renewable energy in the electricity system. This study aims to …

Electricity from renewable and/or nuclear sources (“carbon–neutral electricity”) can be used
for charging plug-in electric vehicles in order to significantly reduce their lifecycle carbon …

In response to climate change, Germany, like many other countries, has steadily expanded
its electricity generation from renewables. Meanwhile, the ongoing trend towards regional …

If charged with green electricity, electric vehicles (EVs) can contribute greatly toward
mitigation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To promote greener EV charging practices …

Reflecting a broader trend towards regional products in Germany, the recently established
“System for Guarantees of Regional Origin” allows operators of subsidized renewable …

This article reports the results of a discrete choice experiment with 183 German biogas plant
operators designed to elicit the respondents' plans for biogas utilization pathways after the …

A prevailing hurdle to the rollout of renewable energy is resistance on local levels. Aiming to
address this issue, the German government introduced a classification for regional green …

Background Obesity is a unique chronic disease, with China having the largest number of
people living with overweight and obesity in the world. There has been little research from …

Load flexibility can supplant some of the supply-side flexibility lost as intermittent
renewables are installed and reduce the network investment needed to meet growing …

Demand response (DR) programs are increasingly discussed as policy options to facilitate
an efficient energy transition. More recently, quota schemes, a novel type of incentive-based …