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Duke Energy Florida Adds 300 MW with Four New Solar Projects
Renewable Energy Grid Integration

Integrating Renewables
Turning green generation into power
BY THE EXPERTS AT THE WORLD WATCH INSTITUTE
A grid system’s difficulty in absorbing variable generation can present an obstacle to the growth of renewable power, especially when continued improvements in infrastructure and market design are absent. There are many steps, however, that can ease the process, from better resource forecasting to improved grid flexibility.
High-quality renewable resource forecasting is a significant prerequisite for integrating variable generation into the power...
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