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Flexibility evaluation of wind-PV-hydro multi-energy complementary base considering the compensation ability of cascade hydropower stations

Zhao et al., 2022

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1189956042821045120
Author
Zhao M
Wang Y
Wang X
Chang J
Chen Y
Zhou Y
Guo A
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Energy

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The widespread expansion of renewable energy, like wind and photovoltaic (PV), increases the importance of power system flexibility. Quantify the balance between the flexibility supply of hydropower and the flexibility demand of wind-PV power is the key to the planning and …
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