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| Type d’ouvrage : | Ressource Internet |
|---|---|
| Format : | Livre, Ressource Internet |
| Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs : |
Godfrey Boyle |
| ISBN : | 1844074188 9781844074181 |
| Numéro OCLC : | 76936367 |
| Description : | xxiii, 219 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Contenu : | Variable renewables and the grid: an overview / Michael Laughton -- Wind power on the grid / David Milborrow -- Renewable resource characteristics and network integration / Graham Sinden -- The UK energy research centre review of the costs and impacts of intermittency / Robert Gross ... [et al.] -- Wind power forecasting / Bernhard Lange ... [et al.] -- Flexibility of fossil fuel plant in a renewable energy scenario: possible implications for the UK / Fred Starr -- The potential contribution of emergency diesel standby generators in dealing with the variability of renewable energy sources / David Andrews -- Demand flexibility, micro-combined heat and power and the 'informated' grid / Bob Everett -- A renewable electricity system for the UK / Mark Barrett -- Reliable power, wind variability and offshore grids in Europe / Brian Hurley, Paul Hughes and Gregor Giebel -- Planning for variability in the longer term: the challenge of a truly sustainable energy system / David Infield and Simon Watson. |
| Responsabilité : | edited by Godfrey Boyle. |
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'Very timely.' Sherkin Comment 'Integrating intermittent renewable energy sources like wind into electricity systems must be one of the most misunderstood issues in energy policy. This edited volume brings together a unique series of authoritative articles on the topic. There should be no excuse for misunderstanding from now on.' Jim Skea, Research Director, UK Energy Research Centre 'The future design and operation of electric power systems with large injections of renewable energy generation is the subject of much debate, and some misunderstanding. This timely book, from a number of authors with expertise in the area, makes an important contribution to our understanding of this topic.' Nick Jenkins, Professor of Energy Systems, University of Manchester 'We know the future will be different from the past. This book predicts how large proportions of renewable energy can be incorporated into electricity grids, without harm from the natural variability of these supplies. The chapter authors have different approaches and vision, yet the overall message is positive. Not only can we move to dominant use of renewable electricity, but we can do so utilizing many technological and efficiency improvements, with consumers benefiting from clean electricity at acceptable cost.' Professor John Twidell, General Editor, Wind Engineering 'Anyone interested in renewable electricity will find this book an important reference. It answers many of the questions so often raised in public debates' Sherkin Comment Lire la suite...