Forecasting Climate Change Impacts on Urban Electricity Distribution Network Loads
预测气候变化对城市配电网负荷的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:102351
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2015 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Growing electricity demand and on-site generation in urban areas means that urban electricity networks require significant reinforcement. Much of the £43 billion that distribution network operators (DNOs) in the UK are forecast to spend out to 2050 on reinforcing the electricity networks feeding UK homes and businesses is expected to be deployed in constrained urban areas. While DNOs currently have access to load forecasting tools to plan this investment process by specific region and individual asset, there is currently no way of quantifying how climate change impacts on demand (e.g. more summer cooling and less winter heating) and distributed generation (e.g. changing average solar insolation and wind levels) will influence the extent of urban network upgrades required. To solve this problem, we will research and develop a full commercial tool integrating Met Office climate forecast data with DNO load data to identify the size and network location of potential climate change load impacts on urban electricity networks, resolved to individual network assets (all London primary substations in the first instance) under various climate change scenarios.
城市地区不断增长的电力需求和现场发电意味着城市电网需要大力加强。到 2050 年,英国配电网络运营商 (DNO) 预计将花费 430 亿英镑用于加强为英国家庭和企业供电的电力网络,其中大部分预计将部署在资源有限的城市地区。虽然 DNO 目前可以使用负荷预测工具来按特定区域和单个资产规划投资流程,但目前无法量化气候变化对需求的影响(例如更多的夏季制冷和更少的冬季供暖)以及分布式发电(例如改变平均日照和风力水平)将如何影响所需的城市网络升级程度。为了解决这个问题,我们将研究和开发一个完整的商业工具,将气象局气候预测数据与DNO负荷数据相结合,以确定气候变化负荷对城市电网潜在影响的规模和网络位置,并解析到各种气候变化情景下的单个网络资产(首先是所有伦敦主要变电站)。
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