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Roadmap of retail electricity market reform in China: assisting in mitigating wind energy curtailment

Among the renewable energies, wind energy has gained the rapidest development in China. Moreover wind power generation has been penetrated into power system in a large scale. However, the high level wind curtailment also indicates a low efficiency of wind energy utilization over the last decade in C...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2017-01, Vol.52 (1), p.12031
Main Authors: Yu, Dezhao, Qiu, Huadong, Yuan, Xiang, Li, Yuan, Shao, Changzheng, Lin, You, Ding, Yi
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Language:English
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Summary:Among the renewable energies, wind energy has gained the rapidest development in China. Moreover wind power generation has been penetrated into power system in a large scale. However, the high level wind curtailment also indicates a low efficiency of wind energy utilization over the last decade in China. One of the primary constraints on the utilization of wind energy is the lack of an electricity market, in which renewable energies can compete equally with traditional fossil fuel generation. Thus the new round electric power industry reform is essential in China. The reform involves implementing new pricing mechanism, introducing retail-side competition, promoting the consumption of renewable energy. The new round reform can be a promising solution for promoting the development and consumption of wind energy generation in China. Based on proposed reform policies of electric power industry, this paper suggests a roadmap for retail electricity market reform of China, which consists of three stages. Barriers to the efficient utilization of wind energy are also analysed. Finally, this paper introduces several efficient measures for mitigating wind curtailment in each stage of reform.
ISSN:1755-1307
1755-1315
DOI:10.1088/1742-6596/52/1/012031