Print Email Facebook Twitter Exploring the operation of a Car Park Power Plant: Formalising the operation of a system innovation with the Actor-Option Framework Title Exploring the operation of a Car Park Power Plant: Formalising the operation of a system innovation with the Actor-Option Framework Author Coomans, J.L. Contributor Lukszo, Z. (mentor) Warnier, M.E. (mentor) Chappin, E.J.L. (mentor) Park Lee, E.H. (mentor) Faculty Technology, Policy and Management Department Energy & Industry Programme Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management Date 2015-06-05 Abstract The Car Park Power Plant (CPPP) concept is in its essence a parking garage in which parked fuel cell vehicles are used for the generation of electricity. By including on-site hydrogen production methods, the CPPPs could purchase electricity when it is cheap, store it, and convert it back to electricity when the electricity price is high. System innovations such as the CPPP concept lead to large scale changes in infrastructure systems such as the electricity and the passenger transport infrastructure. Knowledge is currently lacking concerning the influence of CPPP design choices and environmental uncertainties, on the possible future operational performance of the installation. In order to aid in the delineation of the possible design space of CPPPs, this thesis has the objective of providing an approach that is capable of identifying possible barriers for the successful operation of a CPPP. Subject system innovationsystem operationcar as a power plantactor option framework To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:1cf70fdf-e024-47d5-917e-af74cda937e9 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights (c) 2015 Coomans, J.L. Files PDF Master_Thesis_JL_Coomans_ ... _Plant.pdf 5.36 MB PDF Scientific_Article_JL_Coo ... vation.pdf 658.38 KB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:1cf70fdf-e024-47d5-917e-af74cda937e9/datastream/OBJ1/view