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ECN publication
Title:
Fenix deliverable 3.3: Financial and socio-economic impacts of embracing the Fenix concept
 
Author(s):
Welle, A.J. van der; Kolokathis, C.; Jansen, J.C.; Madina , C.; Diaz, A.
 
Published by: Publication date:
ECN Policy Studies 13-10-2009
 
ECN report number: Document type:
ECN-O--09-032 Other
 
Number of pages: Full text:
70 Download PDF  

Abstract:
This document, which was issued in the framework of the EU-sponsored FENIX project, brings out the key results of cost-benefit analyses of FENIX applications in the FENIX Southern and Northern Demonstration projects. The net benefits of FENIX flexibility applications under present-day and future baseline circumstances with a year 2020 time horizon are compared with FENIX operational practices at the system level as defined and delineated by the Southern and Northern Demonstrations. The report focuses on selected promising applications for flexible dis-tributed generators. Results of cost-benefit analysis are considered from the perspectives of key stakeholders and society. The report demonstrates that the FENIX flexibility concept has great potential to create additional value to distributed energy resources and their business partners, network system operators and society at large in a variety of applications.


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