Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application
A siting methodology developed specifically to bridge the gap between regional-energy-system scenarios and environmental transport models is documented. Development of the model is described in Chapter 1. Chapter 2 described the basic structure of such a model. Additional chapters on model developme...
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ftosti:oai:osti.gov:6707709 2023-07-30T04:05:25+02:00 Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application Meier, P. Hobbs, B. Ketcham, G. McCoy, M. Stern, R. 2015-03-10 application/pdf http://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/6707709 https://www.osti.gov/biblio/6707709 https://doi.org/10.2172/6707709 unknown http://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/6707709 https://www.osti.gov/biblio/6707709 https://doi.org/10.2172/6707709 doi:10.2172/6707709 29 ENERGY PLANNING POLICY AND ECONOMY ELECTRIC UTILITIES SITE SELECTION ENERGY FACILITIES ENERGY MODELS POWER SYSTEMS AIR QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS INTERCONNECTED POWER SYSTEMS NEW YORK NORTH ATLANTIC REGION REGIONAL ANALYSIS SIMULATION WATER RESOURCES ENERGY SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MID-ATLANTIC REGION NORTH AMERICA PUBLIC UTILITIES RESOURCES USA 2015 ftosti https://doi.org/10.2172/6707709 2023-07-11T10:50:56Z A siting methodology developed specifically to bridge the gap between regional-energy-system scenarios and environmental transport models is documented. Development of the model is described in Chapter 1. Chapter 2 described the basic structure of such a model. Additional chapters on model development cover: generation, transmission, demand disaggregation, the interface to other models, computational aspects, the coal sector, water resource considerations, and air quality considerations. These subjects comprise Part I. Part II, Model Applications, covers: analysis of water resource constraints, water resource issues in the New York Power Pool, water resource issues in the New England Power Pool, water resource issues in the Pennsylvania-Jersey-Maryland Power Pool, and a summary of water resource constraint analysis. (MCW) Other/Unknown Material North Atlantic SciTec Connect (Office of Scientific and Technical Information - OSTI, U.S. Department of Energy) |
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29 ENERGY PLANNING POLICY AND ECONOMY ELECTRIC UTILITIES SITE SELECTION ENERGY FACILITIES ENERGY MODELS POWER SYSTEMS AIR QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS INTERCONNECTED POWER SYSTEMS NEW YORK NORTH ATLANTIC REGION REGIONAL ANALYSIS SIMULATION WATER RESOURCES ENERGY SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MID-ATLANTIC REGION NORTH AMERICA PUBLIC UTILITIES RESOURCES USA |
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29 ENERGY PLANNING POLICY AND ECONOMY ELECTRIC UTILITIES SITE SELECTION ENERGY FACILITIES ENERGY MODELS POWER SYSTEMS AIR QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS INTERCONNECTED POWER SYSTEMS NEW YORK NORTH ATLANTIC REGION REGIONAL ANALYSIS SIMULATION WATER RESOURCES ENERGY SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MID-ATLANTIC REGION NORTH AMERICA PUBLIC UTILITIES RESOURCES USA Meier, P. Hobbs, B. Ketcham, G. McCoy, M. Stern, R. Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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A siting methodology developed specifically to bridge the gap between regional-energy-system scenarios and environmental transport models is documented. Development of the model is described in Chapter 1. Chapter 2 described the basic structure of such a model. Additional chapters on model development cover: generation, transmission, demand disaggregation, the interface to other models, computational aspects, the coal sector, water resource considerations, and air quality considerations. These subjects comprise Part I. Part II, Model Applications, covers: analysis of water resource constraints, water resource issues in the New York Power Pool, water resource issues in the New England Power Pool, water resource issues in the Pennsylvania-Jersey-Maryland Power Pool, and a summary of water resource constraint analysis. (MCW) |
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Meier, P. Hobbs, B. Ketcham, G. McCoy, M. Stern, R. |
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Meier, P. Hobbs, B. Ketcham, G. McCoy, M. Stern, R. |
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Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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Brookhaven Regional Energy Facility Siting Model (REFS): model development and application |
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brookhaven regional energy facility siting model (refs): model development and application |
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