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Publication - Report: Model-Based Analysis of Drivers and Policy Trade-Offs for the CSP Market Uptake in Europe

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Title
Report: Model-Based Analysis of Drivers and Policy Trade-Offs for the CSP Market Uptake in Europe
Publisher
MUSTEC
Author
Gustav Resch, Franziska Schöniger, Christoph Kleinschmitt, Katja Franke, Frank Sensfuß, Richard Thonig, Johan Lilliestam
Published in
June 2020
Abstract
This report informs on a model - based assessment of the future market uptake of CSP in Europe. The modelling works undertaken combined two core elements: a power system analysis, identifying the need for CSP in a decarbonised European electricity system of tomorrow, and an energy policy analysis to assess implications for and impacts of dedicated support policies for CSP and other renewables.

The model-based analysis evaluates the role of CSP in the EU electricity system up to 2050. In particular, the analysis is about how cross-border cooperation (“Cooperation” vs. “National Preferences”), sector coupling and electricity demand levels (“High Demand” vs. “Low Demand”), underlying RES policy concepts and pathways (“Low Climate Ambition”), and infrastructural developments/prerequisites (“Limited Grid”) impact the market uptake of CSP in the EU.

The report is accompanied by a separate report on the modelling database, describing the data underlying the above report’s modelling works, which were conducted using the Green-X model (TU Wien) and the Enertile model (Fraunhofer ISI).
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