Essays about: "German Energy Market"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 38 essays containing the words German Energy Market.

1. 1. Exploring the solar park market in Lower Saxony : Implications on foreign companies’ entry strategies

   University essay from Linköpings universitet/Industriell miljöteknik

   Author : Patricia Chronéer; Nike Hammerman; [2023]
   Keywords : Solar Parks; Lower Saxony; Germany; Entry Strategies; Drivers; Barriers; Regulatory Landscape; Social Landscape; Technical Landscape; Economic Landscape; Geographical Landscape; Market Potential; Electricity Production;

   Abstract : To meet the European Union’s target of climate neutrality by 2050 ambitious measures need to be taken. The electricity sector is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions globally, which makes it an important sector to decarbonize. For this to happen, fossil fuels must be replaced by renewable energy sources. READ MORE

3. 2. A stakeholder-based analysis of potential photovoltaic systems’ contributions within the German government’s capacity addition plans to 2030

   University essay from Uppsala universitet/Institutionen för geovetenskaper

   Author : Felix Rüsseler; [2023]
   Keywords : German Energy Transition; Photovoltaics; Photovoltaics System Types; Renewable Energy Policies; Stakeholder Interviews; Sustainable Development;

   Abstract : The ongoing energy transition in Germany foresees significant increases in the share of renewable energies in the country’s electricity mix until 2030. A share of 80% is targeted and photovoltaics should have a major contribution with a total capacity of 215 Gigawatts aimed to be installed. READ MORE

4. 3. Modeling German Energy Market Hourly Profiles with a Focus on Variable Renewable Energy

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Nationalekonomiska institutionen; Lunds universitet/Statistiska institutionen

   Author : Vincent Ball; Thomas Pegoraro; [2023]
   Keywords : Energy Market; Energy Prices; Renewable Energy; Machine Learning; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : This paper investigates the best methods for modeling hourly profiles in the German energy market for the period between 2018 and 2022. Modeling emphasized variable renewable energy (VRE) and included information on the level of energy production, oil price, COVID lockdowns, and historic hourly energy spot prices. READ MORE

5. 4. Photovoltaics from a business perspective past, present, and future in Germany

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Produktionsekonomi

   Author : Love Ossler; [2023]
   Keywords : Business Model Canvas; Alexander Osterwalder; Business Model; Photovoltaics; Germany; Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz; Solar; Case Study; Enpal B.V; 1komma5 Grad GmbH; Energiekonzepte Deutschland GmbH; Enerparc AG; Belectric GmbH; renewable energy; EEG; Greenovative GmbH; 1komma5° GmbH; Wegatech Greenergy GmbH; DZ-4 GmbH; Sunlife-Montage GmbH; Vario green energy Concept GmbH; Vispiron EPC GmbH Co. KG; Pfalzsolar GmbH; Technology and Engineering;

   Abstract : Solar energy plays a vital role in the transition to a greener global energy supply. As a decentralized energy source, the expansion of solar energy is not driven by energy suppliers and government as in traditional energy sources but is proliferating through the market through a variety of business propositions. READ MORE

6. 5. Impact of offtake mechanisms on wind turbine selection and design in North and Central Europe

   University essay from KTH/Skolan för industriell teknik och management (ITM)

   Author : Gesa Reiter; [2023]
   Keywords : Wind energy; offtake mechanisms; wind turbine configuration and design; rated power; capacity factor; Renewable Energy Sources Act; EEG; PPA; merchant; profitability; NPV; IRR; Vindkraft; upphandlingsmekanismer; vindturbiners konfiguration och utformning; nominell effekt; kapacitetsfaktor; lagen om förnybara energikällor; EEG; energiköpsavtal; handelsprissättning; lönsamhet; NPV; IRR;

   Abstract : Wind power has become a major supplier of electricity in the European market in the last years. In 2020, 13% of electricity generated on the European continent was wind energy (onshore and offshore) and these shares are projected to increase in the next years due to reasons such as climate change and the energy security aspect. READ MORE