A new Study on Integration of Renewables in Germany

theoildrum.com 06 Nov '12, 8am

A new Study on Integration of Renewables in Germany

This is a guest post by Paul-Frederik Bach. Paul-Frederik has more than 40 years experience in power system planning. He worked with grid and generation planning at ELSAM, the coordinating office for west Danish power stations, until 1997. As Planning Director at Eltra, Transmission System Operator in West Denmark, he was in charge of West Denmark's affiliation to the Nordic spot market for electricity, Nord Pool, in 1999. Until retirement in 2005 his main responsibility was the integration of wind power into the power grid in Denmark. He is still active as a consultant with interest in safe and efficient integration of wind power. See here for a previous post on the Oil Drum. This is a link to his website . DENA[1] published its first grid study in 2005 and a second grid study in 2010. The first report stressed the vulnerability of the power grid by demonstrating that UCT...

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