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Are we ready to plan for synergies? System Integration Impact Assessment in the Austrian energy system modelling community
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• System integration impacts remain underrepresented in energy system modelling • Flexibility enables systems to embrace uncertain trends, variabilities, and extremes • Modelling readiness varies across integration dimensions and uncertainty types • Energy planning must align with disaster risk management for more robust pathways • Austrian research group lookup tables foster collaboration between modelling silos
Keywords:
3D
Three dimensions
ABM
Agent-Based Modelling
CGE
Computational General Equilibrium
CO2
Carbon Dioxide
DHC
District Heating and Cooling
IEA TCP
International Energy Agency Technology Collaboration Programme
IO
Input-Output Modelling
LCA
Life Cycle Assessment
LCC
Life Cycle Costing
NECP
National Energy and Climate Plans
NREL
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
ÖNIP
Austrian Integrated Infrastructure Plan
PV
Photovoltaic
SDGs
Sustainable Development Goals
SSPs
Shared Socioeconomic Pathways
System integration
Sector coupling
Nexus thinking
Network integration
Industrial symbiosis
Flexibility
Climate risk
Emergence
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