Renewable energy technologies on the path towards decentralized low-carbon energy systems
作者： Natalya Danilina , Irina Reznikova
DOI: 10.1051/E3SCONF/202125003001
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摘要: Renewable energy technologies (RET) that emerged as a result of the shift towards renewable sources (RES) which aims at setting path decentralized low-carbon systems intended for tackling global warming are becoming key elements smart grids future. Our paper applies economic, social and technological model platforms to markets 21st century. The analyses growing importance individual players (prosumers) on market, especially when it comes generation trading. It shows modern advanced information communication enabled prosumers trade their in two-way flows. All these might be important transition sustainable economy green technology.
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