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Thermal gap Vision 3
Thermal gap Vision 1
Figure 4.26:
Evolution of the thermal gaps on the peak day for Vision 1 and Vision 3
1)
Image courtesy of Energinet DK
As a result the difference in peak gas demand between Vision 1 and Vision 3 is
driven by the diverging thermal gaps for the peak, as shown in following graph.
1) As the thermal gap defines the electricity generation which has to be provided by coal and/or gas-fired power generation
it is expressed in electrical units.