Marktintegration erneuerbarer Energien und Sektorenkopplung

The course gives a comprehensive overview of all relevant aspects of market integration of renewable energies including quantitative modelling based on the model PyPSA. Based on a detailed characterisation of the challenges of market integration the different flexibility options available within modern energy systems will be introduced and their impact on the market outcome will be assessed quantitatively. Furthermore, regulatory and policy choices will be addressed. After attending the module "Market Integration of Renewable Energies and Sector Coupling" the student will have a deeper understanding of the challenges and options of the integration of renewable energies into energy markets. Furthermore, the student will be familiar with the definition of sector coupling and the various technologies and organisational options for the integration of energy sectors. Students will understand the impact of the regulatory framework and technology choices on the market integration of renewable energies and will be able to apply methods and tools for analysis of energy markets.

• Written examination, 60 minutes OR oral examination, 30 minutes (the lecturer decides and informs at the beginning of the course) 60 %
• 2 Seminar works including presentation (duration 15 minutes, presentation ca. 10 slides) 40 %

• Script (slides)
• Reference books
• Agora Energiewende. 2018. Energiewende 2030: The Big Picture – Megatrends, Targets, Strategies and a 10-Point Agenda for the Second Phase of Germany’s Energy Transition. Impulse. Berlin
• IEA (2022), World Energy Outlook 2022, IEA, Paris https://www.iea.org/reports/world-energy-outlook-2022
• IEA (2011), Integration of Renewables, IEA, Paris https://www.iea.org/reports/integration-of-renewables
• Winkler (2016)): Market integration of renewables in the electricity sector – impact on electricity markets and renewable support policy as well as interactions with system flexibility, Dissertation, University of Freiburg.
• JRC – Joint Research Centre (2020): Towards net-zero emissions in the EU energy system by 2050 – Insights from scenarios in line with the 2030 and 2050 ambitions of the European Green Deal. EUR 29981 EN. Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, doi:10.2760/081488.
• Wietschel, M.; Held, A.; Pfluger, B.; Ragwitz, M. (2020): Energy integration across electricity, heating & cooling and the transport sector – Sector coupling. Fraunhofer ISI Working Paper Sustainability and Innova-tion, No. S 08/2020
• Energy sector magazines

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