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High-temporal-resolution analysis of UK power system used to determine the optimal amount and mix of energy storage technologies [2015 Powerpoint]

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High-temporal-resolution analysis of UK power system used to determine the optimal amount and mix of energy storage technologies [2015 Powerpoint]

Funding

This presentation is based on energy system modelling done as part of the project: Integrated Market-fit Affordable Grid Scale Energy Storage (IMAGES)

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School

  • Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

Research Unit

  • Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology (CREST)

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UK Energy Storage

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BARTON, J.P. and THOMSON, M., 2015. High-temporal-resolution analysis of UK power system used to determine the optimal amount and mix of energy storage technologies. Presented at the UK Energy Storage (UKES 2015), University of Birmingham, Nov 25-27 th.

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2015-12-14

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2015

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This is a powerpoint presentation presented at UKES 2015.

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  • en

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University of Birmingham

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