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Reviews on characteristic of renewables: Evaluating the variability and complementarity

Yan et al., 2020

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9226124899367525721
Author
Yan J
Qu T
Han S
Liu Y
Lei X
Wang H
Publication year
Publication venue
International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems

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Variability and complementarity of the renewables are the most crucial characteristics for the reliability and economics of a highly penetrated power system. Better quantification and understanding of these characteristics are the foundations to achieve a high penetration of …
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