According to the data from the report of the report “Energy Sector Analysis 2025 – of unexcerted structures,” of the international audit and analysis company DNV integrated “Global energy systems change a structure in which separate sectors move independently and pass to an integrated and mutual dependent structure.
The existing infrastructure and management models are not sufficient to adapt to this transformation.
The current electrical transmission infrastructure is not sufficient to combine renewable production points and high demand zones. Only 19 percent of the people who are renewable in the sector are of the opinion that the existing transmission planning is sufficient.
According to the report data, the transmission infrastructure is required for the modernization of electrical transmission systems to invest up to $ 21.4 trillion by 2050.
84 percent of the participants, the current infrastructure does not meet the needs, 86 percent of the authorization procedures are the greatest obstacle to the net zero destinations, he says.
In the report, the lack of connection between natural gas production and electricity production infrastructures in Texas, USA in 2021, draws attention as an important example of the energy crisis. In the incident in which more than 200 people have lost their lives, it is emphasized that the lack of coordination between sectors increased the catastrophe.
The report states that energy systems are dependent and factors such as electricity, natural gas and consumer behavior should be viewed as a whole.
Steering investments on the right points is critical,
According to DNV, it is crucial to direct these investments not only in energy in energy to the right points.
In the current approach, many countries approve large renewable projects without building transmission lines. This causes the energy generated by network restrictions for waste.
The report shows that large consumers, in particular industrial plants that actively participate in the energy system, have become both load and potential solution in the network.
From this year, 35 percent of the energy -intensive sectors directly made bilateral agreements with special energy generators in the report that 51 percent of networks are not sufficient to achieve renewable goals.
According to the DNV report, which not only defines the energy transfer as a “systemic development”, not only technological investments, but also elements such as market structures, digital systems, consumer coordination and infrastructure permits are not managed by understanding the “holistic energy system”.
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