The Future of Gas Networks, 1st ed. 2020 The Role of Gas Networks in a Low Carbon Energy System SpringerBriefs in Energy Series
Langue : Anglais
Auteurs : Qadrdan Meysam, Abeysekera Muditha, Wu Jianzhong, Jenkins Nick, Winter Bethan
This book investigates the role of gas networks in future low-carbon energy systems, and discusses various decarbonisation pathways, providing insights for gas network operators, developers, and policy makers. As more countries around the world move towards low-carbon energy systems and increase their exploitation of renewable energy sources, the use of natural gas and the associated infrastructure is expected to undergo a substantial transformation. As such there is a great uncertainty regarding the future role of gas networks and how they will be operated in coming years.
The topics addressed include:
- Fundamentals of gas network operation
- The impact of variable renewable electricity generation on the operation and expansion of gas networks
- The impact of decarbonising heat supplies on gas networks
- Opportunities and challenges of utilising gas networks to transport alternative low-carbon gases such as bio-methane and hydrogen
1.The transition to a low carbon energy system.- 2.Fundamentals of gas networks.- 3.Impact of wind power generation on the operation of the gas network.- 4.Impact of decarbonisation of the heat sector on gas network.- 5.Alternative use of gas networks.
Dr Meysam Qadrdan is currently a lecturer in Energy Networks and Systems at Cardiff University, UK, after being a research associate for three years at Imperial College London, UK, and at Cardiff University. His research focuses on the operation and expansion planning of integrated gas and electricity supply infrastructure and large-scale optimisation models for multi-vector energy systems. He has been involved in a number of energy-modelling research projects in close collaboration with leading UK universities, industry and government departments. Dr Qadrdan has published more than 20 papers in journals and conference proceedings.
Dr Muditha Abeyesekera is a research associate at the Institute of Energy, Cardiff University, UK. His research investigates the future pathways to decarbonise energy supply, gas-network modelling with alternative fuels and the analysis of integrated multi-energy systems. Muditha holds a dual Masters de
Prof. Jianzhong Wu joined Cardiff University, UK in June 2008 (lecturer 2008; senior lecturer 2013; reader 2014; professor 2015). From 2006 to 2008, he was a research fellow at the University of Manchester, Manchester, UK. He received his PhD in 2004 from Tianjin University, China and then worked there from 2004 to 2006. His final position there was as an associate professor. Prof. Wu researches on smart grid and energy infrastructure (modelling, analysis and design of integrated smart energy supply networks, i.e. integrated electricity/gas/heating/cooling/hydrogen networks). He has contributed to a number of EU and UK funded projects as a principal investigator or a co- investigator. He is a co-author of the book “Smart Grid: Technology and Applica
Provides an overview of the role of gas networks in transitioning to a low- carbon energy system Creates an understanding of the changing role of gas networks in low- carbon energy systems Presents a state-of-the-art modelling approach for analysis of the interactions between gas and electricity networks
Date de parution : 09-2019
Ouvrage de 69 p.
15.5x23.5 cm
Thème de The Future of Gas Networks :
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