Secrets of Successful Integration: Operating Experience With High Levels of Variable, Inverter-Based Generation

The utility industry is evolving quickly in response to mounting public pressure for cleaner electricity and overall cleaner energy. An increasing number of countries such as Denmark, states such as Hawai'i and California, and utilities such as American Electric Power and Xcel Energy have goals...

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Published in:IEEE power & energy magazine 2019-11, Vol.17 (6), p.24-34
Main Authors: Lew, Debra, Bartlett, Drake, Groom, Andrew, Jorgensen, Peter, O'Sullivan, Jon, Quint, Ryan, Rew, Bruce, Rockwell, Brad, Sharma, Sandip, Stenclik, Derek
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Batteries
Carbon
Carbon capture and storage
Carbon sequestration
Clean energy
Electric utilities
Electricity distribution
Electricity supply industry
Energy management
Generators
Nuclear capture
Renewable energy sources
Wind forecasting
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Generators
Nuclear capture
Renewable energy sources
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