Opportunities and challenges of flexibility technologies

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Opportunities and challenges of flexibility technologies

2 Apr 2023

DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position, or represent the views or opinions, of the International Society for Educational Technology and Science (ISETS) or t he Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), or its members and/or funders. [...] Chinaʼs government has highlighted energy efficiency and non-fossil fuel consumption as the ̒main objectivesʼ for the top-level Implementation Plan for Carbon Dioxide Peaking and Carbon Neutrality 2 and ordered the acceleration of planning and construction of a ʻmodern energy system.̓ C hinaʼs power generation sector has been in the throes of a clean revolution over the past decade, with exception. [...] System flexibility is the ability of a power system to reliably manage a high degree of uncertainty and variations in electricity demand and supply in a cost-effective manner, from ensuring instantaneous stability of the power system to supporting long-term s ecurity of supply 6 , and is central to system reconfiguration. [...] The main constraint for large-scale implementation of biomass-based power generation is the sustainability of raw biomass resources, particularly in terms of the cost and environmental impact of the biomass supply chain 9. [...] In the past decade, the main contributors to the global growth in emissions were a growing energy demand and an increase in the share of coal in the global fuel mix 14.
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