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The value of electricity and reserve services in low carbon electricity systems

Vijay et al., 2017

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1064397797632303764
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Vijay A
Fouquet N
Staffell I
Hawkes A
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Applied Energy

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Decarbonising electricity systems is essential for mitigating climate change. Future systems will likely incorporate higher penetrations of intermittent renewable and inflexible nuclear power. This will significantly impact on system operations, particularly the requirements for …
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