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Hua Zhou, Huahua Wu, Chengjin Ye, Shijie Xiao, Jun Zhang, Xu He and Bo Wang
With the rapid growth of renewable energy generation, it has become essential to give a comprehensive evaluation of renewable energy integration capability in power systems to reduce renewable generation curtailment. Existing research has not considered ...
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Jaehee Lee, Jinyeong Lee, Young-Min Wi and Sung-Kwan Joo
Occasionally, wind curtailments may be required to avoid an oversupply when wind power, together with the minimum conventional generation, exceed load. By curtailing wind power, the forecast uncertainty and short-term variations in wind power can be miti...
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Guoliang Luo, Erli Dan, Xiaochun Zhang and Yiwei Guo
The total grid-connected installed capacity of wind power in northwest China has grown from 16,260 MW in 2013 to 43,290 MW in 2016; an increase of 88.7% each year. However, this region has suffered from increasingly serious wind curtailment since 2014, a...
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Upeksha Caldera, Dmitrii Bogdanov, Svetlana Afanasyeva and Christian Breyer
This work presents a pathway for Saudi Arabia to transition from the 2015 power structure to a 100% renewable energy-based system by 2050 and investigates the benefits of integrating the power sector with the growing desalination sector. Saudi Arabia can...
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Zifa Liu, Wenhua Zhang, Changhong Zhao and Jiahai Yuan
In 2009, the implementation of feed-in tariff (FIT) and attractive public subsidies for onshore wind farms aroused great investment enthusiasm and spurred remarkable development of wind power in China. Meanwhile, rapid learning-by-doing has significantly...
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