Sentence examples for in flexibilisation from inspiring English sources
Here, RES curtailment reduces incentives for conventional power plant operators to curtail their operations or invest in flexibilisation measures.
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.
Additional investments in flexibilisation have to be made worthwhile by the promise of higher revenues for feeding in electricity when prices are high and revenues from participation in balancing markets.
However, the new regulation largely relieves the latter of responsibility for implementing the system transformation; RES operators tend to bear growing electricity price risks [42,56], while the less frequent occurrence of negative prices benefits conventional power plant operators, who can avoid the costs of investing in flexibilisation.
For existing biogas plants, the Renewable Energy Sources Act's (EEG) flexibility premium and balancing market revenues have incentivised some changes in the production behaviour and investments in plant flexibilisation.
This also limits incentives for investing in the flexibilisation of existing solid biomass plants, since these cannot claim the flexibility premium.
Here, a flexibility premium that includes solid fuel-powered biomass installations might have been appropriate in order to encourage the relevant changes in feed-in behaviour and make flexibilisation investments worthwhile [55].
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 order to exploit full flexibilisation potentials, comparatively high investments in additional CHP and gas storage capacities would be necessary.
Working arrangements which are changed in the course of flexibilisation should be operationalised through the following dimensions: income, job security, employability and social security.
This informalisation is also related to the flexibilisation of employment in the organised sector that is suggested by the increasing use of contract labour by employers in order to benefit from more flexible labour practices.
