6. The intermittency problem
In the absence of other arrangements, wind generation cannot guarantee the balance between generation and consumption. It must be supported by complementary dispatchable generation. The power of a wind farm cannot exceed the maximum power required by consumption, except deliberately limiting the power produced by the wind turbines, which is difficult to accept economically. Under these conditions it can be shown that wind can only contribute to generation up to its load factor, at best about 25%, in France. This generation, being...
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Bibliography
Websites
Wind power – from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org.wiki/Wind_power
Wind Energy Development Programmatic EIS http://www.windeis.anl.gov/index.cfm
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Delft University Wind energy research institute DUWind (États-Unis)
Texas Tech University’s National Wind Institute NW (États-Unis)
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