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What is a multi-energy system (MES)?

In this context, in fact, significantly important and widespread cases of MES are the ones based on multi or polygeneration, which can be defined as the combined production of multiple energy vectors (e.g., electricity, heat, and cooling), from a unique source of fuel.

What are the components of a multi-generational energy system (MES)?

A typical MES, as illustrated in Fig. 2, comprises four fundamental components: multi-generational facilities, storage facilities, conversion equipment and an information technology infrastructure. This figure mainly introduces the energy flow and energy component connection in the physical layer of the MES (the bottom layer of Fig. 1).

What is a MES system?

The MES concept integrates various energy systems, such as electric power, heating and natural gas to coordinate, reschedule and operate the entire system optimally during the generation, transmission and consumption processes .

What is a MES network?

MES's three-layer framework An MES can be defined as a new and comprehensive network that unifies existing primary energy systems, such as electrical power, natural gas and heat networks, with a higher penetration of renewable energy and widely distributed end users, and is capable of energy generation, storage and conversion .

Why are mess a major trend in energy field development?

At the same time, MESs have become a major trend in recent energy field developments. This is because they have a unique effect on decarbonising multiple sectors, such as electricity and heat, while minimising the associated economic impact and realising the rational use of energy efficiency .

What is Mes analysis model 'EnergyPLAN'?

The MES analysis model “EnergyPLAN” is discussed in a number of papers and for instance in Ref. with regard to studying the integration of wind power in the Danish systems (to optimally interact with CHP plants) and to inform national energy planning strategies, with focus on economics, markets, and consequent regulatory aspects.