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Demand-oriented generation of RES electricity and increased flexibility of RES plants
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Prevention of surplus supply situations via voluntary curtailment in times of negative electricity prices
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Contribution of RES to security of supply is increased;
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Shift of feed-in to times when demand is strong and prices are high:
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Costs of RES promotion are reduced through an increase in RES market value;
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• Intermittent RES: Maintenance planning, installation design oriented towards market value and system requirements
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Cost reductions in the overall system (e.g. lower balancing energy prices and system integration costs)
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• Dispatchable RES: targeted load shifting
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Increased remote controllability of RES installations
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Participation of RES installations in the balancing energy market
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Efficient marketing of RES electricity
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Reduced transaction costs of marketing RES electricity
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RES promotion costs are reduced
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Increased forecasting quality and reduction of costs of procuring balancing energy
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Competition for efficient marketing forms
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Market-driven production and investment decisions
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Competitive determination of RES remuneration
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RES expansion costs are reduced
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RES producers become regular market players
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