《Table 1 Sample of Standard Generator Characteristics.》

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《Developing a global interconnected power system model》

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1 Also includes lignite-based capacity.

The starting point of developing the global grid power system model is an existing European electricity dispatch model with hourly temporal resolution（EU-281+Norway and Switzerland）as constructed for previous work on the implications of the potential future European power system[10].The European model（EU model）has been developed using a soft-linking approach to provide additional insights on the European Commission’s EU 2016 Reference Scenario（EU-REF）[35].The EU model consists of a single node per country.Furthermore，generator categories as constructed in PLEXOS?for the EU model，also follow EU-REF.A disaggregation approach has been used to convert aggregated overall capacities per power plant，per country，as given in EU-REF，into generator portfolios with standardized characteristics per generator unit.An overview of some of these characteristics can be found in Table 1.Localised hourly profiles for load and VRES are incorporated based on historical hourly data at country level.A carbon price of 88€/Tonne CO2 is incorporated following EU-REF.For more details on the methodology and data assumptions behind the EU model we refer to[10].