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Schulz, J., Paul, M., Roth, S., Scharmer, V., Bank, L., & Zäh, M. F. (2022). Assessing energy flexibility in non-energy-intensive manufacturing companies. IEEE Sustainable Power and Energy Conference (ISPEC), 1–5. https://doi.org/10.1109/iSPEC54162.2022.10033061
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Schulz, Julia, Magdalena Paul, Stefan Roth, Valerie Scharmer, Lukas Bank, and Michael F. Zäh. “Assessing Energy Flexibility in Non-Energy-Intensive Manufacturing Companies.” IEEE Sustainable Power and Energy Conference (iSPEC) (2022): 1–5.
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Schulz, Julia, et al. “Assessing Energy Flexibility in Non-Energy-Intensive Manufacturing Companies.” IEEE Sustainable Power and Energy Conference (ISPEC), 2022, pp. 1–5, doi:10.1109/iSPEC54162.2022.10033061.
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@article{julia2022a,
title = {Assessing energy flexibility in non-energy-intensive manufacturing companies},
year = {2022},
journal = {IEEE Sustainable Power and Energy Conference (iSPEC)},
pages = {1-5},
doi = {10.1109/iSPEC54162.2022.10033061},
author = {Schulz, Julia and Paul, Magdalena and Roth, Stefan and Scharmer, Valerie and Bank, Lukas and Zäh, Michael F.}
}
The ongoing energy transition to renewable energies impacts even non-energy-intensive manufacturing companies (NEIMCs). This progress comes with fluctuations in electricity availability; and ultimately rising costs. Facing the transformation by applying demand-side energy flexibility measures, so far, has considered rather energy-intensive companies while leaving NEIMCs out of focus. Despite their number and economic importance in the European terrain, their demand-side potential is usually underestimated while it may be central to an overall successful adaptation. In this work, energy transition challenges posed to NEIMCs are funneled from several surveys with eight companies in the southern German manufacturing sector. They were evaluated to extract individual requirements for implementing energyoriented manufacturing; from a NEIMC`s perspective. Experiences from the process industry were adapted customoriented to guideline potentially specific solutions for NEIMCs related to the energy transition using IT solutions. More broadly, this approach reflects opportunities and challenges in the NEIMC environment and outlines promising avenues to exploit energy flexibility.
