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On the occasion of the symposium from March 9th 2016, experts from numerous companies and institutions discussed topics concerning the flexibility market with focus on pooling of unconventional systems.
Prof. Dr. Sabine Sulzer Worlitschek, Hochschule Luzern - Technik & Architektur (Only in German)
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Urs Zahnd, Fleco Power (Only in German)
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Thomas Reithofer, CKW (Only in German)
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Arthur Schnieper, Renergia (Only in German)
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Kai Stassen, Franziska Megert, BKW (Only in German)
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Dr. Sleman Saliba, Jutta Strohbeck, ABB (Only in German)
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Olivier Stössel, VSE (Only in German)
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Aby Chacko, Swissgrid (Only in German)
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Reto Abt, Hochschule Luzern - Technik & Architektur (Only in German)
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Michael Koller, EKZ (Only in German)
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The symposium “Flexibility in the electricity industry: unconventional contributions to the flexibility market” addressed participants from industry as well as from the energy sector. The speakers shared their experience with the flexibility market and gave some insights into challenges, current projects and the expected future market- and technology development. Fostering plants that generate wind- and solar energy may increase the amount of balancing power while unconventional solutions, such as the provision of industrial plants or new technologies form a yet largely untapped potential. The exploitation of this potential may improve the diversification of the flexibility market and hence the dependency on hydrological conditions can be reduced. At the same time, the plant operators can profit from the additional revenue generated by the offered positive or negative electrical balancing power.
