Rather, electricity market conditions must also be adapted to the requirements of RES, and flexibilisation incentives are needed for other participants in the electricity market [41,59].
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.
In this context, security of supply does not merely mean that the maximum expected energy consumption (taking the possible reduction and flexibilisation potential of demand into account) must be covered by guaranteed generation.
"The practice of flexibilisation strategies often does not overlap with the wishes and needs of workers, because the opportunities for participation are small and there is little room for planning the daily routine" [45].
Consequently, the next step in the study has been to ask whose demands can be satisfied with these flexibility potentials as the flexibilisation of the biomass always should preferably be pursued according to the needs of the system transformation.
"Given that further developments are not foreseeable, Volkswagen is making arrangements for various flexibilisation measures extending as far as short-time work".
The buzzword over the key decades was "flexibilisation", which was to replace the mass-production factory system of the second industrial revolution.
But without technology-driven flexibilisation, globalisation and the false prophecy of the so-called third industrial revolution, neoliberalism would have been a passing phase.
Based on a review of the state of the art a framework is proposed to assess the adaptability of different flexibilisation approaches to industrial assembly.
The second factor was indeed globalisation, which acted as a multiplier of these trends, driven by the information and communications technology (ICT) revolution as well as the flexibilisation of production and the growth of finance and the debt economy across borders.
