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…in 2022-25, we could be in a market where deployment of important energy transition technologies is insufficient, resulting in energy shortages and power grid bottlenecks, which pull on the demand…
…Power demand can double on a hot day versus a mild day, in a city with heavy air conditioning demands. This happens to be at the exact same time that…
…It also helps to keep power grids diversified. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Renewables incur volatility over different timeframes, from second-to-second to year-by-year. We outline the most effective solution to…
…demand. In a recent research report into the ultimate share of renewables in power grids, we calculated that based on their statistical distributions, solar would only start meeting 100% of…
…consumers such as power plants, LNG plants, ammonia plants, hydrogen reformers, industrial heating and households. Hence in the title chart above, we have attempted to build up the methane intensity…
…in over 60 countries The Projects tab gives case studies into over 50 past deployments of advanced conductors, including their completion year, installation time, power added (MVA), final power (MVA),…
This 16-page report appraises 30 different options for low-carbon, round-the-clock power generation. Their costs range from 6-60 c/kWh. We also consider true CO2 intensity, time-to-market, land use, scalability and power…
…different nations globally. Solar Superpowers could be capable of ramping solar to 50% of their power grids by 2050, but we think this would require meeting ten criteria… Criteria #1-2…
This 17-page note outlines how capacity markets work, in order to stabilize global power grids. We argue reserve margins in the US grid are not as healthy as they look…
…and grid conditions can thus be properly quantified, on pages 8-9. Rising volatility in global power markets results in higher standard deviations for power price distributions, and in turn, increases…