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- 2024Tackling Uncertainty: Forecasting the Energy Consumption and Demand of an Electric Arc Furnace with Limited Knowledge on Process Parameterscitations
- 2022Climate neutrality strategies for energy-intensive industries: An Austrian case studycitations
- 2022Provision of Demand-Side Flexibility through the Integration of Power-to-Gas Technologies in an Electric Steel Millcitations
- 2022Techno-economic case study on Oxyfuel technology implementation in EAF steel mills – Concepts for waste heat recovery and carbon dioxide utilizationcitations
- 2021Time- and component-resolved energy system model of an electric steel millcitations
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Provision of Demand-Side Flexibility through the Integration of Power-to-Gas Technologies in an Electric Steel Mill
Abstract
EAF steelmaking based on renewable electricity allows for low-CO2 steel production. However, the increased integration of volatile renewable energies into the energy system requires the provision of flexibility options. In view of the substantial oxygen consumption in the steel mill, flexible on-site generation and storage holds a significant potential for demand-side management. The utilization of by-product oxygen from an electrolysis plant not only contributes to load flexibility but also generates a climate-neutral fuel. In the present study, different process layouts are developed based on state-of-the-art technologies. The proposed supply systems for oxygen, hydrogen, and synthetic natural gas are subjected to design and operational optimization and assessed with respect to the overall demand-side flexibility, carbon dioxide emission reduction, and economic viability.