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Jaakamo, 2020 - Google Patents

Impact of the 15-minute imbalance settlement period and electricity storage on an independent wind power producer

Jaakamo, 2020

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The popularity of intermittent renewable energy sources and electricity storages is increasing. As a response to increasing intermittent renewable energy generation, the Finnish transmission system operator Fingrid plans to introduce a 15-minute imbalance …
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