| Name of the study | Analysis of the energy system of Brandenburg and Berlin |
| Author, Institution | Reiner Lemoine Institut |
| Contact (e-mail) | ludwig.huelk@rl-institut.de |
| Client | - |
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| Aim | Simulation of the energy system in the German region Brandenburg and Berlin. |
| New aspects | - |
| Spatial / Geographical coverage | - |
| Time frame | 2020, 2030, 2050 |
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| transformation path | |
| Modeled energy sectors | electricity, heat, liquid fuels, gas |
| Modeled demand sectors | households, industry, commercial sector |
| Economic (behavioural) rationale | single fictive decision-maker with perfect knowledge (perfect foresight optimization) |
| Technologies included | PV, wind, biomass, biogas, solar thermal, gas, coal, oil, CHP |
| Economic focuses included | - |
| Social focuses included | - |
| Endogenous variables | - |
| Sensitivities | |
| Technologies included |
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| Exogenous time series used | climate, feed-in, load-curves |
| Technical data + usage | - |
| Social data | - |
| Economical data | - |
| Ecological data | - |
| Pre-Processing | - |
| Name of the Scenario | Analysis of the energy system of Brandenburg and Berlin (Szenario 1) |
| Energy savings | not estimated |
| Potential energy saving | not estimated |
| Emission reductions | not estimated |
| Share RE (heat sector) | not estimated |
| Share RE (mobility sector) | not estimated |
| Share RE (power sector) | not estimated |
| Share RE (total energy supply) | not estimated |
| Cost development |
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| Technological innovations | - |
| Potential wind | - |
| Potential solar electric | - |
| Potential solar thermal | - |
| Potential biomass | - |
| Potential geothermal | - |
| Potential hydro power | - |
| Social developement | - |
| Economic development | - |
| Development of environmental aspects | - |
| Post-processing | |
| Further assumptions for post-processing |
| Uncertainty assessment | - |
| Robustness | - |
| Comparability / Validation | - |
| Conclusions | Work in progress |
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