| Citation |
Chaudry. M., Usher. W., Ekins. P., Strachan. N., Jenkins. N., Baker. P., Skea. J. and Hardy J UKERC response to the Ofgem consultation: Project Discovery: Future Energy Markets. 2009. |
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| Author(s) |
Chaudry. M., Usher. W., Ekins. P., Strachan. N., Jenkins. N., Baker. P., Skea. J. and Hardy J |
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UKERC_Response_to_theOfgem_Consultation-Project_Discovery-Future_Energy_Markets_H.pdf  |
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| Abstract |
- There are extremely ambitious technology deployment rates (for example for CCGT, heat pumps and electric vehicles) within some scenarios that could be challenging in reality and should therefore be subjected to stress testing.
- In addition to the need for appropriate investment signals, analysis should address the incorporation of a very active demand side and if the current arrangements can handle large amounts of intermittent generation supplying an elastic demand side.
- UKERC recommends that Ofgem consider a stress test that examines the loss of Norwegian gas supplies.
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