EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 1.2.2017 SWD(2017) 61 final COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT

Energy storage – the role of electricity

Energy Storage – Proposed policy principles and definition

Energy Storage is recognized as an increasingly important element in the electricity and energy systems, being able to modulate demand and act as flexible generation when needed. It can contribute to optimal use of generation and grid assets, and support emissions reductions in several economic sectors.

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Supporting the energy security, internal market and the low carbon pillars of the Energy Union, storage could become a more prominent determinant of the characteristics of the new energy system, balancing centralized and distributed power generation. It can also strengthen energy security in emergency cases. Storage will contribute through various levels of the energy system and complement other flexible elements and grid development.

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EUROPEAN COMMISSION

DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR ENERGY

DG ENER Working Paper

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The future role and challenges of Energy Storage

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February，2018

The ASSET project is funded by the European Commission

Sectoral integration- long-term perspective in the EU Energy System

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Final report

Authoring team: Alessia De Vita, Pantelis Capros, Stavroula Evangelopoulou, Maria Kannavou,

Pelopidas Siskos, Georgios Zazias (E3Modelling)

Sil Boeve, Marian Bons, Rob Winkel, Jan Cihlar (Ecofys)

Louise De Vos, Niels Leemput, Pavla Mandatova (Tractebel)

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Concluding paper

Long-term trends – tasks for the coming years

Electricity 2030

Electricity 2030: Long-term trends – Tasks for the coming years

Summary report on Trend 7: “Modern CHP plants produce residual power and contribute to the heating transition”