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…day. Can industrial processes truly be ‘powered by solar’? What opportunities will arise to buffer the volatility? Download Solar volatility: second by second output data? We have aggregated the volatility…
…day. Can industrial processes truly be ‘powered by solar’? What opportunities will arise to buffer the volatility? Download Solar volatility: second by second output data? We have aggregated the volatility…
…out the volatility, so annual oil output is 70% less volatile than renewables’ output. This 10-page note explores the numbers and the changes that lie ahead? Read the Report? Electrochemistry:…
…of solar power. We were hoping that the second-by-second volatility of wind power would be less volatile. However, if anything, wind power is more volatile than solar. Volatility events for…
…volatility versus downside volatility? The statistical distribution of oil market volatility is quantified on pages 6-7. Disruptions can occur, but they can also reverse. Oil market volatility versus oil market…
…path to cost-competitive, zero-carbon baseload heat? Read the Report? Oil markets: rising volatility? Oil markets endure 4 major volatility events per year, with a magnitude of +/- 320kbpd, on average….
…Detailed numbers are given for the annual volatility of hydro (page 3), volatility of wind (page 4) and volatility of solar (page 5). The volatility of today’s incumbent energy sources…
…cart Global energy markets are growing increasingly volatile, as argued in our January-2024 quantification of energy market volatility. Key reasons are the volatility of wind and solar, which are gaining…
…shows the second-by-second solar output at a typical-good day, with relatively little short-term volatility. The statistical distribution of different days’ solar volatility is plotted in candlestick charts and marimekko charts…
…to cost-competitive, zero-carbon baseload heat? Read the Report? Oil markets: rising volatility? Oil markets endure 4 major volatility events per year, with a magnitude of +/- 320kbpd, on average. Their…
…time Power prices are therefore becoming more volatile, reflecting the increasing volatility of the generation mix. For example, the chart below shows the average daily ‘range’ between the highest and…