Large-scale integration of wind power into the existing Chinese energy system
作者： Wen Liu , Henrik Lund , Brian Vad Mathiesen
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENERGY.2011.05.007
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摘要: Abstract This paper presents the ability of existing Chinese energy system to integrate wind power and explores how needs prepare itself in order more fluctuating renewable future. With this purpose mind, a model has been constructed by using EnergyPLAN based on year 2007, which then used for investigating three issues. Firstly, accuracy examined maximum feasible penetration identified. Finally, barriers have discussed suggestions proposed large-scale It is concluded that use can accurately simulate system. Based current regulations secure grid stability, approximately 26% from both technical economic points view. A fuel efficiency decrease occurred when increasing system, due its rigid supply structure task securing was left primarily large coal-fired plants. There are at least possible solutions long term: Redesigning stability means diversifying participants, such as including hydropower CHP plants; integrating heat pumps combined with storage devices satisfy district demands developing electric vehicles promote off peak electricity utilisation.
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