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What are the net exporters and importers of North-East Asia?

Annual generation and demand diagram for the area-wide open trade scenario for North-East Asia. Fig. 5 reveals the net exporter regions: Tibet, Central, North, Northwest and Northeast China, and North Korea. Net importers are East and South China, South Korea and Japan.

Can large scale solar power plants be used in North-East Asia?

Komoto et al. proposed very large scale solar photovoltaic power plants for North-East Asia pointing out that excellent renewable resources of a large unpopulated region, such as the Gobi desert, can be utilized for a very large region by applying a Super Grid approach.

What technologies are used in North-East Asian energy system optimization?

The technologies applied in the North-East Asian energy system optimization can be grouped into three main categories: conversion of RE resources into electricity, energy storage, and electricity transmission.

How much will electricity demand increase in North-East Asia in 2030?

Electricity demand increase by year 2030 is estimated using IEA data , electricity growth for China is estimated to be about 70%, for Japan and South Korea 19% and for Mongolia and North Korea load is adjusted according to the Chinese assumptions. Fig. 4. Aggregated load curve for North-East Asia for the year 2030.

How are demand profiles calculated for sub-regions in North-East Asia?

3.5. Load The demand profiles for sub-regions are computed as a fraction of the total country demand based on synthetic load data weighted by the sub-regions’ population. Fig. 4 represents the area-aggregated demand of all sub-regions in North-East Asia.

Which countries import electricity from Mongolia?

Net importers are East and South China, South Korea and Japan. Electricity export from Mongolia is negligible, which can be explained by the fact that the wind potential in Chinese Inner Mongolia is higher, and North China’s generation is slightly lower in cost (Table 8).