FIRM CAPACITY IN HIGHLY INTEGRATED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS

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FIRM CAPACITY IN HIGHLY INTEGRATED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS

Author
Vanina Camacho
Co-authors
Andrés Osta , Guadalupe Robalez , Ruben Chaer
Abstract
Uruguay carried out a successful and aggressive integration of wind and solar energy from 2014 to 2018. With the new generation matrix, it was necessary to review the concept of Firm Capacity and its recognition as a product in the market. The methodology developed and implemented is presented with the modifications that were necessary to make in the regulatory framework.
Keywords
Renewable Energy Firm Capacity methodology
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Subject Area
Electricity markets

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CAMACHO, Vanina et al. FIRM CAPACITY IN HIGHLY INTEGRATED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS. In: 9th Latin American Energy Economics Meeting (ELAEE) - PUC-Rio, 2024. Available in: <https://doity.com.br/anais/9elaee/trabalho/351202>. Available in: 19/12/2024 at 05:07

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