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Solar PV Sharing in Urban Energy Communities

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Solar PV Sharing in Urban Energy Communities

Prakhar Mehta

Prakhar Mehta

Researcher

School of Business, Economics and Society
Tenure-Track-Professorship for Digital Transformation

Room: Room 4.175
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Motivation

How does the configuration of an energy community impact its key performance metrics (prosumer profitability, self-sufficiency rate of the community, and grid impact)? Through a deterministic techno-economic analysis based on high-resolution real-world demand data from 3,594 households, this project analyses how the configuration of a solar energy community (EC) impacts its economic and technical performance. EC planners, policymakers and grid operators can build on these results as rules of thumb to incentivize EC formation while maximizing welfare for all stakeholders.

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Prakhar Mehta
Prof. Dr. Verena Tiefenbeck

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Juniorprofessur für Digitale Transformation

Lange Gasse 20
90403 Nürnberg
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