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Title Transformation toward a Secure and Precaution-Oriented Energy System with the Guiding Concept of Resilience-Implementation of Low-Exergy Solutions in Northwestern Germany
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Authors Brand, U; von Gleich, A
Title Transformation toward a Secure and Precaution-Oriented Energy System with the Guiding Concept of Resilience-Implementation of Low-Exergy Solutions in Northwestern Germany
Year 2015
Published Energies, 8, 7
DOI 10.3390/en8076995
Abstract Climate changes, incidents like nuclear disasters, and associated political objectives call for significant changes to the current energy system. Despite these far-reaching transformation processes, within the intended changes security of supply and precautions against the possible consequences of climate change must be ensured. Consequently, the question arises how to direct energy systems. In this context the processes of guiding orientations with the help of the guiding concept of resilient systems and feasible and addressee-oriented guiding design principles can be an option to provide guidance in transformation processes. However, it is questionable whether and how such processes are effective in the long term and if they are able to give direction by doing so. Within the framework of empirical studies of a regional guiding orientation process for the energy system of Northwestern Germany, the long-term effectiveness of the process and its spread resilient guiding design principles of low-exergy solutions and climate-adapted and energy-efficient refrigeration has been confirmed. Such effectiveness requires the implementation of a four-phase guiding orientation process which takes content-related and process-related effectiveness factors into account. Therefore, the study shows how regional energy systems can be designed toward the major challenges of ensuring security and precaution.
Author Keywords climate adaptation; sustainability; efficiency; circular economy; cooling; climate change; refrigeration; renewable energies
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:000359897800040
WoS Category Energy & Fuels
Research Area Energy & Fuels
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