Investigation of demand trends and their impacts on stationary and dynamic aggregated load behavior

Daniel Stenzel; Dominic Hewes; Lorenz Viernstein; Rolf Witzmann; Sascha Altschäffl; Michael Schmidt

Investigation of demand trends and their impacts on stationary and dynamic aggregated load behavior

Daniel Stenzel
, Dominic Hewes
, Lorenz Viernstein
, Rolf Witzmann
, Sascha Altschäffl
, Michael Schmidt

Chair of Electric Power Transmission and Distribution

Technical University of Munich
TenneT TSO GmbH

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Abstract

Modelling the stationary and dynamic behavior of electrical demand is a complex task as its composition is strongly dependent on time and field of application. In addition, the load composition is changing in the long term due to technological progress (e.g. energy efficiency measures). As a result, distribution grids experience an increasing share of novel technologies (i.e. variable speed drives and LED lighting). This paper provides a methodical approach to investigate the resulting impacts on the aggregated load behavior in Germany from the perspective of the transmission grid. This is based on a combined load model, which enables the simulation of stationary and dynamic changes in active and reactive power consumption caused by changes in voltage and frequency.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende
Publisher	VDE VERLAG GMBH
Pages	171-176
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Electronic)	9783800749553
State	Published - 2019
Event	Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2019: Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende - International ETG Congress 2019: The Overall System in the Focus of the Energy Turnaround - Stuttgart-Esslingen, Germany Duration: 8 May 2019 → 9 May 2019

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Name	ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende

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Conference	Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2019: Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende - International ETG Congress 2019: The Overall System in the Focus of the Energy Turnaround
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Stuttgart-Esslingen
Period	8/05/19 → 9/05/19

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Stenzel, D, Hewes, D, Viernstein, L, Witzmann, R, Altschäffl, S & Schmidt, M 2019, Investigation of demand trends and their impacts on stationary and dynamic aggregated load behavior. in ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende. ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende, VDE VERLAG GMBH, pp. 171-176, Internationaler ETG-Kongress 2019: Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende - International ETG Congress 2019: The Overall System in the Focus of the Energy Turnaround, Stuttgart-Esslingen, Germany, 8/05/19.

Investigation of demand trends and their impacts on stationary and dynamic aggregated load behavior. / Stenzel, Daniel; Hewes, Dominic; Viernstein, Lorenz et al.
ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende. VDE VERLAG GMBH, 2019. p. 171-176 (ETG-Kongress 2019 - Das Gesamtsystem im Fokusder Energiewende).

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