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Profitability analysis of Spanish CCGTs under future scenarios of high RES and EV penetration

F. Martínez Rubio, F.A. Campos, S. Doménech, J. Villar

16th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM19, Liubliana (Eslovenia). 18-20 septiembre 2019


Resumen:

Among conventional generation technologies in Spain, Combined Cycle Gas Turbines (CCGT) is the one that has experienced the largest development over the first decade of the 21st century. However, despite its promising future, multiple factors (such as the renewable generation increase, demand decline, adverse regulatory policies, etc.) have compromised their competitive position, reducing their capacity factor and undermining their financial viability. Because of those issues, electricity companies are giving up on new CCGTs investments, or even considering closing or mothballing some of their recently built plants. However, many still claim for the necessity of maintaining flexible backup technologies to cope with the variability of renewable energies, as a transition technology until energy storage or other future technologies emerge. This paper makes a profitability analysis of CCGTs in the Spanish electric power sector under different scenarios of RES penetration, carbon plants decommissioning, CO2 emission costs and EV penetration.


Palabras clave: Power generation mix, generation technologies, decarbonization, profitability, combined cycle.


DOI: DOI icon 10.1109/EEM.2019.8916354

Fecha de publicación: septiembre 2019.



Cita:
Martínez Rubio, F., Campos, F.A., Doménech, S., Villar, J., Profitability analysis of Spanish CCGTs under future scenarios of high RES and EV penetration, 16th International Conference on the European Energy Market - EEM19, Liubliana (Eslovenia). 18-20 septiembre 2019.


    Líneas de investigación:
  • Integración de energía renovable
  • Modelos de mercados eléctricos con alta penetración de generación renovable
  • Planificación integrada de generación y transporte
  • Escenarios energéticos de largo plazo

IIT-19-061A

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