This research project examines how to strike the right balance between investments in green technology and the return on investments for the green transition. This is done through the use of open-source energy system software, which investigates the interaction between energy prices and GreenLab Skive’s dynamic CO2-emissions.
Project results
An hourly optimization model for capacity and dispatch at GreenLab Skive was implemented using the open-source framework PyPSA. The techno-economic optimization results include:
What the researchers think
"Working with GreenLab has been an interesting journey in an organization open to new solutions and innovation. This mission-driven research project was supported by GreenLab through open-minded collaboration and constant support. The diverse research community, spanning engineering, economics, and sustainability, enhanced learning and opportunities for further collaboration," says Gorm Bruun Andresen, Associate Professor, Aarhus University.
which was endorsed and supported by GreenLab through an open minded collaboration and constant support. The research community is diversified over several fields of engineering economics and sustaibility enhancing learning and opportunity for further collaboration".
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Gorm Bruun Andresen
Associate Professor
Aarhus University
gba@mpe.au.dk
+45 29 42 61 79
Lucia Mortensen
Head of Research and Education
lmor@greenlab.dk
Starts: 01.08.2022
Ends: 31.02.2023
