作者: Dimitris Al. Katsaprakakis , Stamatis Kalligeros , Nikos Pasadakis , Myron Moniakis , Ioannis Skias
DOI: 10.1016/J.ESD.2015.04.009
关键词: Economics 、 Payback period 、 Environmental engineering 、 Electricity 、 Electricity generation 、 Thermal power station 、 Natural resource economics 、 Renewable natural gas 、 Energy source 、 Natural gas 、 Coal
摘要: Abstract This article examines the technical and economic feasibility for introduction of natural gas electricity generation in non-interconnected insular systems. In such systems, constitutes a fundamental perspective towards substitution oil or coal, commonly used production. On contrary, expensive transportation long overseas distances, required infrastructures expected limited consumption islands with low populations, constitute issues that can negatively affect project. The aforementioned tasks are examined present island Crete (Greece) chosen as case study. size its consequent create prerequisites gas. annual operation existing system new one, it would be modified after introduction, is simulated using all parameters data provided by utility company. production specific cost calculated both systems benefit from evaluated. CO2 emissions also reduced 38%, while 54%, compared to levels 2013. investments exhibit payback period above 3.5 years. other hand, energy dependence on imported sources remains.