Definition and monitoring of security of supply on the European electricity markets from 2017 to 2019

Within the framework of the project, existing concepts of supply security on the European electricity market are to be analysed and monitoring concepts based on them are to be further developed. Essential components of the concept to be developed are the definition of security of supply on the European electricity market, the use of an adequate methodology or modelling approaches to investigate the European electricity market and the derivation of an adequate methodology for monitoring.
TEP Energy is working on this project together with r2b energy consulting GmbH, Consentec GmbH and Fraunhofer ISI. TEP's contribution is the determination and analysis of electricity demand in the tertiary sector. TEP used the bottom-up based model platform FORECAST for this purpose.

Project report

Projektinfos

  • Project duration2016 - 2017

  • Contact at TEP EnergyMartin Jakob

  • Contracting partyBMWi

  • Project partnersr2b energy consulting GmbH, Consentec GmbH, Fraunhofer ISI, TEP Energy

  • Project report(PDF)

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