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The financial risks associated with wind power's inherently high variability don't just affect wind power producers but a range of electricity market players. We investigate what wind companies can do to hedge against variability and manage and limit risk.
The world’s largest off-grid renewable energy initiative in Ladakh consists of 28.3 MW of solar PV, small hydro, geothermal and solar thermal in North India's Jammu and Kashmir province. We find out how this remote place came to be a renewable energy focus point.
Wind power manufacturers today need to plan their operations to increase flexibility and better insulate themselves from business cyclicality, market volatility and geographic shifts. We look at how companies are learning from sectors like the automotive industry and reshaping their supply chains to stay ahead of the game.
The massive potential for solar power in Africa is starting to be realised with a rush of investment. This timely look at the market reveals why solar in sub-Saharan Africa is finally proving attractive to investors.
Misconceptions have prevented decision-makers in developing countries from choosing small wind technologies for rural communities, even though it is often one of the most cost-effective solutions. Six months into a new campaign, the Alliance for Rural Electrification is ready to share its conclusions and insights into this exciting market.
How can the solar PV industry quantify its competitiveness in relation to the power network? A way to value the grid services photovoltaics provide at different stages of penetration is needed. We explore a systematic framework that aims to establish the value of solar.
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