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Reliability and Risk Engineering (Sansavini), ETH Zurich

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SWEET Project

PATHFNDR - WP 1

Our research aims to identify and mitigate systemic risks in interdependent critical infrastructure networks by quantitatively defining reliability, resilience and risk of complex energy systems and critical energy infrastructures using a combination of mathematical and physical modeling, Monte Carlo simulations of system operations, optimization techniques, and machine learning.  
In PATHFNDR we assess the future energy system pathways with respect to the performance metrics of efficiency, flexibility, resilience, cost-competitiveness, and sustainability. In addition, we  provide recommendations on how to ensure the adequacy and security of power supply to Swiss customers considering the available flexibility options, and considering integration in the European system.

Features

Facts

Spatial regions
Spatial resolution
Time coverage
Time resolution

Sectors

Category

Inputs

Outputs

Socioeconomy
GDP
Economy wide consumption
Climate policy measures
Managerial (strategical, business models)
Psychological (revealed or stated preferences, willingness to pay, intentions)
Sociodemographic (household, age, income, gender..)
Infrastructure
Electricity - transmission network
Electricity - distribution network
Gas network
Electricity - transmission network
Electricity - distribution network
Gas network
Hydrogen network
Captured CO2 network
Environment
CO2 emissions from energy system
CO2 emissions from electricity production
CO2 emissions in industry
Total CO2 emissions
CO2 emissions from energy system
CO2 emissions from electricity production
Captured CO2 emissions
Energy demand
Space heating
Space Cooling
Industrial heating
Industrial cooling
Hot water
Total electricity
Electricity - appliances
Passenger mobility
Freight mobility
Energy supply/production
Heat storage
Electricity - production
Electricity - storage
Electricity - installed capacity
Resource potential
Solar
Wind
Biomass
Hydropower potential
Geothermal
Carbon storage potential
Artificial thermal sources (e.g. waste heat)
Direct demand of resources
Gas as feedstock in industry (i.e. non-heating demand)
Trade
Electricity imports/exports
Fossil fuels (i.e. gas, gasoline, diesel) imports/exports
Hydrogen imports/exports
Electricity imports/exports
Fossil fuels (i.e. gas, gasoline, diesel) imports/exports
Hydrogen imports/exports
Technologies

Inv: Investment costs
Eff: Efficiency
OM: Operation and Maintenance costs
LCA: Life cycle assessment indicators
Batteries (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
CHPs (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Electricity generation (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Electricity storage (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Heat production (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Heat storage (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Hydrogen production (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Wood gassification (Inv,Eff,OM,LCA)
Prices
Others