Although it is widely recognized that variations in annual wind energy capture can be significant, it is not clear how significant this effect is on accurately calculating the capacity credit of a wind plant. An important question is raised concerning whether one year of wind data is representative of long-term patters. This report calculates the range of capacity credit measures based on 13 years of actual wind-speed data. The results are compared to those obtained with synthetic data sets that are based on one year of data. Although the use of synthetic data sets is a considerable improvement over single-estimate techniques, this report finds that the actual inter-annual variation in capacity credit is still understated by the synthetic d...
Electric utility planners and wind energy researchers pose a common question: What is the capacity v...
Abstract: Wind is an important energy source and is regarded as a valuable alternative to traditiona...
Capacity measures a system’s ability to survive stress. For example, structures are engineered in pa...
Although it is widely recognized that variations in annual wind energy capture can be significant, i...
As the utility industry adapts to meet the changing regulatory and business climate, it is becoming ...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
This article describes some of the recent research into the capacity value of wind power. With the w...
The past decade of wind power growth was supported by capacity factor improvements and associated co...
Wind power is the most mature green energy source in electric power systems and is now a booming wor...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
Capacity value is the contribution of a power plant to the ability of the power system to meet high ...
Paper presented at Cigre 2010, 22nd to 27th August 2010, Paris, FranceThe concept of capacity credit...
Investments in wind power occur everywhere in the world. The value of these investments for integrat...
Power systems must have enough generation to meet demand at each moment of the day. In addition, the...
Electric utility planners and wind energy researchers pose a common question: What is the capacity v...
Abstract: Wind is an important energy source and is regarded as a valuable alternative to traditiona...
Capacity measures a system’s ability to survive stress. For example, structures are engineered in pa...
Although it is widely recognized that variations in annual wind energy capture can be significant, i...
As the utility industry adapts to meet the changing regulatory and business climate, it is becoming ...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
This article describes some of the recent research into the capacity value of wind power. With the w...
The past decade of wind power growth was supported by capacity factor improvements and associated co...
Wind power is the most mature green energy source in electric power systems and is now a booming wor...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
The capacity credit is often erroneously considered to be a time-invariant quantity. A multi-year an...
Capacity value is the contribution of a power plant to the ability of the power system to meet high ...
Paper presented at Cigre 2010, 22nd to 27th August 2010, Paris, FranceThe concept of capacity credit...
Investments in wind power occur everywhere in the world. The value of these investments for integrat...
Power systems must have enough generation to meet demand at each moment of the day. In addition, the...
Electric utility planners and wind energy researchers pose a common question: What is the capacity v...
Abstract: Wind is an important energy source and is regarded as a valuable alternative to traditiona...
Capacity measures a system’s ability to survive stress. For example, structures are engineered in pa...