Short and medium-term scenarios for the three pilot islands (Samsø, Orkney, Madeira): Smart Island Energy Systems - H2020 Project SMILE Deliverable 8.2

Hannah Mareike Marczinkowski; Poul Alberg Østergaard

Short and medium-term scenarios for the three pilot islands (Samsø, Orkney, Madeira): Smart Island Energy Systems - H2020 Project SMILE Deliverable 8.2

Hannah Mareike Marczinkowski, Poul Alberg Østergaard (Principal supervisor)

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In this report, we present the outcome of Task 8.2: Establishing and simulating short- and medium-term (high-RE) scenarios for the three pilots, which is in the scope of the SMILE project work package WP8. The Smart Island Energy System (SMILE) project combines the forces of a number of partners to investigate smart island energy systems for three pilot islands – Samsø in Denmark, the Orkney Isles in the United Kingdom and Madeira in Portugal.
This report describes the future scenarios (short-term, i.e. up to five years, as well as medium-term, i.e. up to 15 years) which include the demonstration projects in the three pilot islands in the perspective of a shift from energy systems relying on fossil fuels to energy systems relying highly or exclusively on renewable energy sources. In

Original language	English

Number of pages	50
Publication status	Published - 26 Dec 2018

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The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 731249

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Short and medium-term scenarios for the three pilot islands (Samsø, Orkney, Madeira): Smart Island Energy Systems - H2020 Project SMILE Deliverable 8.2

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PhD Modelling of Renewable Energy for Islands

SMILE: SMILE (Smart Island Energy systems)

SMILE project 18th month meeting (delayed)

Modelling Renewable Energy Islands: and the Benefits for Energy Planning

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Short and medium-term scenarios for the three pilot islands (Samsø, Orkney, Madeira): Smart Island Energy Systems - H2020 Project SMILE Deliverable 8.2

Abstract

Bibliographical note

Access to Document

AUB Link

Other files and links

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Projects

PhD Modelling of Renewable Energy for Islands

SMILE: SMILE (Smart Island Energy systems)

Activities

SMILE project 18th month meeting (delayed)

Research output

Modelling Renewable Energy Islands: and the Benefits for Energy Planning

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