Technical Framework Conditions to Integrate High Intermittent Renewable Energy Feed-in in Germany

Weber, H.W.; Ziems, Christian; Meinke, Sebastian

doi:10.5772/21281

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“…The up scaled 13. 4 TWh from PV are based on 16.8 GW installed PV power and correspond to about 800 h of full load or to a capacity factor of 9%. The operation of the Alpha Ventus wind farm for a full year would have yielded 0.203 TWh for the 60 MW installed power.…”

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Features of an electricity supply system based on variable input

Wagner

2013

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Summary. -In this paper we analyse and present the major features of electricity production being based predominantly on variable wind onshore and offshore and on photovoltaic generation. Actual data are taken from the German demand and supply situation in 2010. On this basis, the generation capacities are scaled to higher installed powers. The main purpose of the paper is to show characteristic trends and the mostly system oriented consequences of large-scale wind and solar use with fluctuating input.

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