TY - JOUR A1 - Englberger, Stefan A1 - Chapman, Archie C. A1 - Tushar, Wayes A1 - Almomani, Tariq A1 - Snow, Stephen A1 - Witzmann, Rolf A1 - Jossen, Andreas A1 - Hesse, Holger C. T1 - Evaluating the interdependency between peer-to-peer networks and energy storages: A techno-economic proof for prosumers T2 - Advances in Applied Energy N2 - The rapid decentralization of energy generation and storage facilitates an opportunity to redesign existing energy systems. Here, peer-to-peer energy trading in local markets offers advantages for demand response and flexibility of energy delivery, yet it still faces problems of customer acceptance, namely, concerns over sharing control of batteries and the degradation impacts of increased cycles. To help overcome these hurdles, this research develops a techno-economic model that optimizes the interplay between peer-to-peer trading and energy management systems in a community. The model distinguishes between two decision making approaches in a local electricity market: decentral, where the household retains full control over its storages, and central, where the flexibilities are fully leveraged to maximize the community benefit. Both approaches demonstrate the significant monetary benefit of peer-to-peer trading, with the central approach reaching the greatest profitability potential. Negative effects on the battery lifetime only occur in the central case with bidirectional vehicles, and the degradation is comparatively slight. Y1 - 2021 UR - https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-hs-kempten/frontdoor/index/index/docId/1369 SN - 2666-7924 VL - 3 SP - 1 EP - 10 PB - Elsevier CY - Amsterdam ER -