Methods and tools to estimate carbon emission savings from integration of renewable and T&D efficiency improvement
The electricity industry is moving towards the implementation of technologies options to reduce its carbon footprint. With that, the need for a consistent methodology for assessing and verify the emission reduction attributable to technology project arises. This paper first present an overview of di...
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| description | The electricity industry is moving towards the implementation of technologies options to reduce its carbon footprint. With that, the need for a consistent methodology for assessing and verify the emission reduction attributable to technology project arises. This paper first present an overview of different methodologies that are currently used for estimating CO 2 emission savings from the integration of renewable generation. The strength and weaknesses of these approaches, and their suitability to asses CO 2 avoided emissions from measures to improve transmission and distributing system efficiencies are addressed. A new evaluation methodology based on the EPRI calculation tool, the NESSIE model, is then presented. A simple case study is presented to illustrate its application. Finally, a summary of main conclusions and recommendation for further investigation are presented. |
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