Case Studies¶
In the past years, Dispa-SET has been used in various scientific works covering different geographical areas and with different focus points. It is originally designed to simulate EU countries (one node per country) but has also been applied to other regions such as Western Africa, Bolivia or the Balkans. The model includes the constraints linked to each generation unit (min/max power, ramping rates, efficiencies, storage capacities, etc.), to the interconnections and to the power and thermal demands. It uses high-resolution time series for the demands, renewable generation and outages in each simulated country.
The case studies for which scientific analysis has been carried out are summarized hereunder:
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EU28 DispaSET applied to the EU28 member states
Balkans Western Balkans and neighbouring countries
Belarus Planning the future: Integrating renewable energy sources in the Belarusian power system
Belgium Coupling a power system model to a building model to evaluate the flexibility potential of DSM at country level
Bolivia Techno-economic assessment of hing renewable energy source penetration in the Bolivian interconnected electric system
Central Europe Evaluating flexibility and adequacy in future EU power systems: model coupling and long-term forecasting
Netherlands Evaluating the impact of EV charging demand on the Dutch energy system