Along the years CESI has produced many impactful and very technical models, papers and other tools to study Energy Systems Integration (ESI).
In order for our research to be accessible and meaningful to all end users, the CESI team are producing a series of white papers. The purpose of these white papers are to summarise the main findings for the public, decision-makers, and the Government that set out their proposals for future legislation.
These will include research outputs from across the 6 years and from across the Nation to ensure our research can be interpreted far and wide.
Please see below for the topics that will be covered:
This paper will focus on the future energy scenarios, for a specific region in the North-East of the UK where expert opinions were quantified and then analysed using mathematical model. The model outputs allow to evaluate the energy transition scenarios in the region under study from the energy trilemma point of view.
This paper will demonstrate the research output from one of the CESI Flex Funds, outlining the need for a unified control room for the integrated energy systems. The work will also be based on the inputs of the engineers and technicians working in the control rooms of the gas and electricity networks before integration.
This paper will inform the decision makers and investors about the potential of integrating the green hydrogen in the whole energy system in the UK and the main changes required in the energy market to do this effectively.
This paper will include the research outputs from CESI work package 5 and 6, by including techno economic aspects of de-centralised/community energ ysystems, with particular links to REFLEX and multi-agent models.
