Sentence examples for a flexibilisation from inspiring English sources
According to Kratzer, this is not a transformation from a stable system to a flexible one, but more " a transition of flexibilisation, virtually a flexibilisation of the flexibilisation" [4, p. 3].
Hence, as a flexibilisation option, mainly existing plants which can claim the market premium based on the remuneration under earlier versions of the EEG are likely to play a role.
As a result, flexibilisation by shifting the running time (as long as the heat is storable for full use) will not reduce operation time, so that costs are only slightly affected by a more expensive flexible technology.
As a consequence, flexibilisation currently makes only sense if due to other reasons the full load hours per year are not reached anyway, e.g. because there is not enough cheap biomass supply or the fixed costs are very low due to fully refinanced investment costs.
Extra hours are an important flexibilisation tool for employers.
This article starts with an overview of developments in flexibilisation and a status-quo analysis of the part-time working arrangements in Austria as a sign of labour market flexibilisation.
Technologies with storable intermediate energy carriers (like synthesis gas or synthetic fuels) on the other hand have a high potential for flexibilisation.
However, this simultaneously leads to a reduction in urgently needed flexibilisation signals to conventional power plants and other electricity market players, not least to the demand side or storage concepts.
A high potential for further flexibilisation of bioenergy from solid biomass may be achievable by implementation of small-scale CHP systems (examples for solid biomass gasifiers with small-scale CHP technology which are already marketed today include Spanner, Entrade, SynCraft, Burkhardt and others).
As described above, flexibilisation costs increase with a growing PQ.
Flexibilisation must serve as an alternative which guarantees social security equal to normal, full employment.
