CATEGORY: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
PSE2015 - ESCAPE25
12th International Symposium on Process Systems Engineering and 25th European
Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering
31 May - 4 June 2015
Copenhagen, Denmark
Processing
Pathway/ Supply Chain Optimization Problems for Emerging Energy Technologies:
Issues and Some Promising Directions
Jay H Lee
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Republic of Korea
Processing
pathway / supply chain optimization problems for emerging energy technologies
(e.g., renewable energy, carbon capture and utilization) are oftentimes
characterized by a large number of technological options, significant amounts
of uncertainty, and multi-scale nature of decisions. This presentation examines
these characteristics through practical examples and offers some promising
research directions.
The problem of large number of technological options will be first
introduced through the examples of microalgae-based bio-refinery and CO2
capture/conversion. Superstructure based modeling and optimization will be
presented as a tool to investigate the problem at a high level in the presence
of significant technological and economic uncertainties. Then, the presentation
will move onto the issue of coupling between long-term planning decisions like
capital investment and policy and shorter-term decisions like production
capacity operation and logistics. This aspect manifests itself as a large
number of decision variables and constraints complicating solution of the
optimization. The optimization complexity gets greatly amplified when the issue
of uncertainty is added to the problem. We will examine both two stage and
multi-stage problems. Examples of biofuel processing supply chain and energy
portfolio optimization for power generation will be used to bring out the
essential features and complications. For solutions, stochastic programming and
approximate dynamic programming will be introduced.
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